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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1859.

PEOPLE IN THE NEWS

Borstal Governor Scrubs Floors,

Shares Boys' Punishment

By PETER DACRE

London.

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WHEN Sir Almeric Rich, Borstal governor, hands out punishment to his "boys" he insists on sharing the sentence with them-scrubbing floors, picking up stones, sleeping on a board in a locked cell. His revolutionary methods of running the institution are being studied by exports.

Sir Almerie, sixth baronet, is the 62-year-old governor of the Borstal at Huntercombe Place, Henley-on-Thames. His attitude towards the 130-ord youths he controls: "I ask no boy to do

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An "old boy" of Huntercombe explained: "When the Rovernor has to punish a boy he lives with him during the whole rentence, which usually lasts two or three days.

'Nothing Phoney About It'

On

"For instance, the boy being punished may have to spend a morning picking up stones

rough piece of ground. The governor goes out with him and picks stones as well.

"There's nothing phoney about it. The 'Guy' works “just ny hard as the boy he's punishing. He takes his orders from the oflicer in charge. And if he does the wrong thing he expects to be told so.

"At night the boy is locked regard Sir

punishment

friend or Hovernor.

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block. He siccgns on a beard instead of a bed. The goverag durs exactly

the the Name its

next cell.

"He even has bread and water for breakfast if that is part of the sentence."

vermor

AF Huntercombe I found other This remarkable signs

I drove

tree-line] upn Avenue Into The grounds. 'There was no gate and no- body on guard, i wundered freely Into the eetl Liveks, There were no locks on the doors. Boys walked around alone and In groups.

greeting me with a "Good morning, sir." I was tors packet sil rid starsam more like nboarding selivol China Morning Pat 1.td., Wyndham Dan a Borstal. Street, Hongkong tick Salisbury koud. Kowloûn.

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Two 'Schools'

the On a notice board were

two "schouls" - Bames of the radled Oxford and Cambridge into which the boys are divided. When nosy boys arrive they are handed over to the other

natis-not

the officers. to

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nook on Wednesdays.

They do not meet the governor

un next morning.

Sir Almeric. a small, wiry Agure with a clipped manner if steel speaking that suggests beneath the velvet, is a bachelor,

For the BOUTH CHINA MORNING POST and the CHINA MAIL, 48 hours before date of publication. He lives in a small fat in

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Sir Aimerie cooks his own meats. except when he has guests: then one of the boys duts the cookinz.

In church on Sundays his sils antong the boys, not with the

What do the boys think of their uncommentiorai governor?

Súd one. I think it shows fenderstanding en or twe of the lads think he's

You can't crackers.

please

pass

A Friend

through

E

Almeric more as a father than

Often "old boys" return to wives see him. bring their and parents. They are welcome

a stay the week-end.

One, absent without leave from his Army unit, called on Sir Almeric and stayed the

"I went night.

to nec m1}^ friend," he explained fater.

Sir

Almeric's staff supports kn enthusiastically. But prison his leers generally feel that altule is too lenient.

What does qu impartial ea- Jr this?

Mr Sowell Stokes, author and former probation officer, who is taking a study of Burstals, made this comment:-

"If more

Borstals were run on Sir Almerie's system, fewer would be needed. But very seld is il possible to find u who CALD make such original ideas work."

N

REALLY, MISS THOMAS, THIS

IS TORTURE

Fans of George Gershwin

Still Extend Condolences.

Hollywood.

Ira Gershwin finds it amusing that his late brother, Mail Notices

old

George, is still a subject of controversy among "intellectual critics" in this country although he is accepted as an unqualified genius abroad,

Kome

"You know," said the 02-your-

lyricist "there are people who are still jealous of the feet that he succeeded i getting a Juzz element concert pieve.

these "Some of

rockbound gentlemen even Insiarnie that George couldn't orchestrate, which is ridiculous."

Irn, a grey-haired, portly man, got up from a chair in the living room of his home and took a large book from the shelf. It was a copy of the original orchestra- tion of "Porgy and Bess," George's own hand. The original is in the Library of Congress.

BY. THE

in

Then, getting un vid scrap- book that George had

Coin-

piled as a 12-year-old boy.

Ira sati; "This in to retuic these who said George WAN strictly a Tin Pan Alley com- Di ser."

+

WAY

by Beachcomber

indignant crys in a grumbled Barlow. Nobody pald correspondence column, "I any attention to him. EU:t should like to see your corres- Enid (see Page Seven). pondont's. Iden of a sausage."

almost deserves a place beside Napoleon III grew Dickens'a, "I should like to see

impatient

Mrs Todgers's idea of a wooden CYNIC said Ute other day:

A CYNIC lug."

you are i good

The scrapbook cunlined pro- grammes from concerts that George attended as a child.

"He was Honest"

"He always was interested in serious music," said Ira. True, he got his rhythm from jazz and popular melodies, but his hor monic and melodic elements were strongly Influenced by Debussy and Tschulkovsky."

Pofing on a cigar, Ira sald that George's greatest quality was honesty,

"Ill music was virile," of course, "but honesty was h

matter Frestext v.rtue. No whom he sludied with-and bo ludited until the day he died-be always came out basically imzett, even if he picked up some fringe bene. Nie."

Ira notes thut fiellywood is taking u

In renewed interest George's life and work.

The movie version of "Porgy and Bess" will soon be out, and MGM is contemplating another film blography of the composer.

You know," said Ira, “I's 23 years since George died (ot the age of 38), hut people nilil feel personally close to him. They come up to me and say, “Isn't it too bad about your brother?—as it happened yesterday. It's 2 wonderful tribute."

Ira, who teamed with George

And let us not forust "Holly shot there is no future in route of Broadwas. Tolts, Mis Fremlin What murder s "a" "profession."* Amost memorable showe, has perceive on your head may well

at Napoleon in book coming be what you and the French the Bois de Boulogne, and, the

| an unânished tree-pipits' nest."

man shot

sions.

out this autumn

Call "Kwöffewer to British-mishred, He tried again called "Lyrics on Several Occa- {

There was another milsfre. "It contains 100 lyrics with "Look here!" cried the notes," he said. "If it sells 3,000

"how long are Emperor,

you copies, I'll be very happy. It's

qulic [Whom going on with this?"

informative, if anybody London Express Service. can live through It."

But most of the youths why Why be quiet?

Huntercambe

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Chinnery found the rack uncomfortable, Bo property mistress Helen Thomas sent it back to the work- thopa for adjustment. "Yout

can't act unics you're comfortable," cald

Chinnery, "and this thing

TORTURE," Hints of unspoken vloes,

besped spiced with horror, kept Shelley's tragedy off the public stage until the Lord Chamber- lain parsed it in 1923.

Hubert Grißth will star In the Old Vic revival 13 the mad Count Concl.

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AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER By H. King Wood

The Pay Brawl

Rages

On

Sydney (By Airmail). The pay brawl in Can- berra has continued unabated this week with the bills being forced

through the House and Into the Senate.

The people sitting in the box seat, of course, are the Liberals, who have made no secret of the fact that they want the steep rises.

The poor old Labour Paris, however, has been getting it in the neck from the various Labour branches und unlons Throughout Australla, who are aware that to get a few shillings' inercaso in their own, wages, it Is necessary for them to strike, go to the Arbitration Courts and generally drive a hard bargain.

Pensioners, naturally, aro making much of the ingrosses and while all son sympathetis with this kanud, realities have to be kept in mind. Increases to Parliament are costing about £60,000 = year. A 5/- Increase for pensioners would cost about £50 million.

Two top offcials of the A.L.P. have resigned because they say that Labour has not made a strenuous enough fight against the Richardson Report and the lexiorettip of

Evalt threatened, perhaps more seriously, than any other time in his eight-year rolgn.

The

Prime Minister, Mr Menzies, remarked last week that he might take up painting when he re- tired.

Ho was opening a painting exhibition

In Melbourne and cald jokingly: "Now I am to be oxia wed with a litle bit of luck, with a father handsome pension, think I will take up painting."

Ho said that many dis- tinguished medical men painted with remarkable skill.

"So far as I know in Aus- tralia there is no politician who paints pietures--not on canvas at any rate."

In

the State political circles, it is considered certain that the Eastern Suburbs Railway project will be dropped.

This rallway has been on blueprints for well over 50 yours and in fits and starts it

has been responsible for more And holas dug under Sydney than It is muel to the one who probably any other city in

world.

yields to it and to the ob-

Reason for the scrapping of ject of wrath as well. Wo the plan is the fact that it is

tho

should learn to control | new induletally estimated that wrath and use it only to destroy evil and injustice.

PTIM-Radio Bible Service,

Me Cincinnati, Ohio,

CHINA MAIL ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE

God Preserve) of Utrecht has invented an amusement to In the odd moments when the radio Is allent une the television screen blank. It is n telephone on which you cap talk to yourself. The words you speak into the mouthpiece come buck to you, by 4 subile mechanical contrivance, through the earpiece. The Echophone is

FILMS suke to be populer in

hority | KING'S & PRINCESS; “flonso- where occasional silence fears

boat," Cary Grant, Supula Loren. HOOVER

Thursday, 30th April, at 11.00 p.m. the serves

12:18.

for the UNITED KINGDOM, via | An old story Manila, Singapore, Colombo, Bombay, The ancient legend lingers. In Aden, Port Said and Gibraltar.

her mind, When mirrors tell her nothing

but the truth, And in some beauty-shop the

That

Crawford!"

i

KITZ: "Rebel Without a Cauar.”. James Den, Natalie Wood.

NIGHT SPOTS

GALA! "THE | CARLTON: Mario Francisco Journey," Deborah Kerr, Yui¦ ¦ and Hla Combo featuring Lits. Brynner.

LEE & ASTOR Vole in the Mirror," Richard Egan, Julle London,

BROADWAY: &

"I

Satelo.

GOLDEN PHOENIX: Predyo Marshall and Tess German with Ollo Delfino and kla Dynanio Danceros. Vocalist: Lux VI Minda.

ROXY

Want to Liye," Susan Hay-

ward.

More

the

(English

Exotic

Cuban

REDIFFUSION

Planiel Larry Alien In the Cocktail Lounge,

Variety Calls The Tune: Wednesday Concert - “Fan- METROPOLE:

Wall Duney: 4, Deod dancer Yolandà Parolo. Muzle by Night Shade; 4.15. Yardley's Pro-

Strictly Satu by Loo Vito with his Musle ramme: 430.

mental; 5. Children's Corner--Auntie Masters.

Bay: 0.30, Wednesday Requests-Nick Troupe Kendal Misc. NII. Musicale: with 0.10, The Padre

bas: 330, Frankie Mastery Show 7.

Taho KWOK: KIN

presents Alas Yamamura The Ass Kusza Bella.

B.

Robert C: 628, Birthday Mah.

Racordad.

railway would cost well over £100 million.

the

It is expected that with death of the plan the transport.

| requirements of the Eastern

suburbs will be met by buses,

Film star Ava Gardner left Sydney recently with £300 worth of Australian woollen Nportswear which took her only an hour to try on and aclecl.

They included 15 skirts, G palss of slacks and a colito- tion of blouses and bulky- kull sweaters.

★ ★

Alderman O'Dea of the City Council has, at last, said kind word for -motorists.

#

car

He said that owning thate days seemed to benz

He was spooking at a masing of the City Council planting improvements committee witch was discuming recont traffle changes in the city.

Inspector, Woxt, daai wpisode: 2.10. Music by Gyper Caravan 745 RADIO HONGKONG

Sidney Toren; d, Time Big, und

3.30 p.m.

Celil from News: 6.00, Wosther Forecast. An-

Ireland:

nouncements and Interlude: 1.30. Rusharkin.

6.

Elly Hay and Orch,; 8.30, Mario Time for Jazz → with Robin Day; BTAX & METROPOLE: “Three

Show: 9. Twenty-six our 9.12. Orchestra: Live." Kron BLUE HEAVEN: The Hang 5 Mantovans and Sundays to

One Night Bland; 0.30, Pot D' Gold; Nadio Clubhouse Presented by Sisters Acrobatic Trompe Thoma

10, The Claverings; 10.30, Jan Club offence. 7.30. Hearing... Moore, Jane Grifiths,

with muslo by Bing's Quintet presented

V.3.A. 11. atop frem: $1.00, Dato by David Dunkerley: STATE:

With Dreamland 11.10, Racing The Vocalist: Estolz,

... Weather Hoport: 0, 17

Two Thousand Guineas, 8,10, Commentary: @gual. Now; CAPE DE_PARI8:

commentary by Raymond Glandia- and French and Nights at the Round Table-

ning, smiled by Roger Horter musicians Eddie Bela and his Bick "Ragdali and Bill Dorward!

the Concer Hall-Cluson and Peter O'sulevan from New, Gipsy ylolist and Jacques D'Aquino (Tenor) 100110 Tion imarket; 11.26. Prelude To Midnightj Michict at the piano.

12 Knight, Close Ekwy (Boprano) with Plano Accompart CHAMPAGNE: Music by Teing ment by Irene Yuan: 9.30, 14on-

Kinental Rendezvous will Denie Gatchalian and bis

5 pm. Children's Hour=Cartoons Quintet i Brabaish; D.Dow, Weather Report:

9.11, What Do You Del"; 50 featuring Fong Chineyin and 10, Time Signal News & Home

Kit Carsons 6, Close Down, tia) | Thomas Chung.

Now from Britals: 10.15. Juke 2018.0, "A Shot In

Dark!

Guy Lombardo Show: 7.55, British PARAMOUNT: BAyand's „Merry- Weather Report: 11, Time TV News:00 Turboat Armlet

11. 8.50, Alfred Bitchoock Radio NawawLË;

Premie: Go-Round with continuou nacing-The Two Thousand Cute

Hebert Mindiston in “A. Batter Bars musin by Marty at the Hams | Commentary by Raymond Olanden. "A"; D, Nawazeel: 0.15, Druenata

40 Cantones meature: Mory mond Organs and

Storinum and poler Giancarlo ing

Drailevan from Newmarket; 11,35, Ion kim lớn trong thời gi

·Combe Clone Down: Italian

11; Late Night Fal

Passengers are requested to send ALL BAGGAGE to the Hongkong &

hopes to find Kowloon Whart Co.'s No. 1 Godown

Fountain nj secret No. 6 GATE, CANTON ROAD, by

Perpetual Youth. Noon on Wednesday, 29th April, 1059.

The High Purpose (Ch: 1) SPECIAL NOTE: With the exception of hand packages

Merrier," KAD DAL carried by passengers themselves, "ANON CRAWFORD; Canon

Bubtitles.) ALL BAGGAGE must pass through Miriam's volee was urgent. PARAMOUNT: "The Thiet of the Wharf Company's Godown for Jeff glanced at her, and I a Bagdad," Conrad Veldt, Babe, loading on board by ship's slings only, elgarette. Mra Upchurch Jane Duprez:

squinted diengrecably. The CAPITOL: "EM to LAVE,"

Esther Williams, Van Jotun canon, thus addressed, shrugged

won, Toby Mariin. his broad shoulders, and turned appealingly to Captain Selton, MAJESTIC:

Threo "Those smelts we had were Mitsketeers,TM* Gene Kelly, bad," he said in an even voles, Lana Turner. Barbara winced and lan cursed ORIENTAL:

Ban. under his breath. "It was that

" Keith damned Jockey|_ Larringham,"

EMBARKATION: Passengers should embark between 4.00 and 10.00 pm, on 30th April, 1959.

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