"THE "CHINA' MAIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST §, 1960.
Science takes JAQ et
the hard work
GEORGES
out of making When they get
tasty cheese
THE centuries-old British craft of cheddaring cheese is being mechanised. A machine to do the same job in less time, with about one-quarter of the physical effort needed, has been invented by two scientists at the National Institute for Re-
search in Dairying, at Reading.
Until now, cheddaring has cheesemaker has to do is to
all been done by hand, The milk process started after the curds had sestled in the bottom of a val, and the light whey Chiese- had been a 1.
makers then at the curd mass into smal Becks. turned them and stacked them in piles,
Spreading
The process took up to two and a half hours, and required .. much physical effort.
Piled up. the cur then develops acid, more whey
arrange for a constant supply of curds and whey to be poured in at the top.
Mature, wax-like
Whey drains off through tiny
out on the
town there's
no holding them back...
WHILE the rest of the
world frets its puny about way, worrying such trifles as the Polaris missile, the- Olympic Games and the perils of
holes in the tube, Acid can still television, Jak and I have
develop as the curds settle down, and the pressure from above foroes the cheese to fuse
and expand sideways at the
wider base.
The
Institute says: The mature cheese has the firm, rather wax-like body, the close exture and, flavour of mature Cheddar."
drains, and the blocks hereme lessl together and
slowly spread sideways under The weight of more blocks on top.
The inventors. Miss H. R. The new machine produces a Chapman and Mr R. T. Budd, continuously moving alumi of are demonstrating their machine curd, and chops it off into for the first time at Reading. finished cheeses at a steady rale. The project is being backed by It consists of a fall, stainless the National Research Develop- steel lube, expanding towards the bottom.
in size ment Corporation. All the
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-{London Express Service).
"Are you expected?"
"I wanted to tell Mrs Cummings that I had a good time, but they put her to bed.”
last week unearthed a truth of far greater significance and impor- tance to the human race especially the female portions.
as sli
great
Slated simply, truths must be, our discovery is that Englishmen, when it comes
the to kissing, are
greatest kissers in
business, bar
the
none".
Firm, ripe romantic,
and vur lads for. any
Can HIVE
eigner two lips start and a licking if you will forgive the metaphor.
Frenchmen? Don't make us laugh, All that great lover lark is strictly for the birds and Charles Boyer was just a lot of bull,
ROYAL DAFFODIL
/ HAGLE STEAMERS.
Great lovers? We've
got these Frenchmen
When it comes to osculation, the English male is way out there in front, and if you do not believe us you can ask June and Mary, who are a couple of smashing blonde barmaids from Gillingham.
Fed up
on the run
dreams departing for ever from our drab and dreary lives.
both into the mad, gay life of de la Poste--and 'I would like the Continent.
their joint husbands and families Vin blanc and gipsy iddlers (six boys, two girls, between at Mme Andre's... mussels and them) to know that Gillingham chips
nt Chez Pierrua has every right to be proud tới
22- these two bancom lasses, genuine, Swiss-movement, carat gold wristwatch to: 30s. off generous Frenchman on the corner of the Rue Faidherbe
cigarettes ... French bottle-openers from Mme. De-
lisle's souvenir shop,
private appointment at a Grand No thrill
Gala de l'Elegance et de la
же Recklessly
flung our
Said June, when we got back aboard the Royal Dadosal: "Laugh. whe thought We should've
died, We Shore
we'd kiss a Frenchman, and we
did. But it was all wet and sloppy, like kissing a spaniel. No thrill at all. Give me an Englishman any day."
At that Clarion call, Jag et
became Jak and
Beaute, which, with his in- timate knowledge of the franes around like real milords, Georges language, he said would be of Believe me, mate, when Mes- George again. It was a proud,
sieurs Jaq, et Georges get out magnificent moment.
1:0 appeal to me at my time holds had
never actually set of fc. foot ashore
and in Boulogne,
Whatever he saw at the Grand came back full of with rather more misgiving that Gala, he he had three times been in the haricots verts and plunged us drink as a result of certain un- friendly German overtures, with dive-bombers and torpedoes off the north coast of Africa.
However, diligent inquiries in And the Tessa, quick to the engine room, on the bridge, assist so venturesome a spirit, and in each of the Royal hurled herself towards
But not my Jak. There stands a man of action and of infinite resource. Swift as a seagull, he A had us hurl ourselves aboard a a.
passing ferry-boat called Tessa.
Jak and I met them over. ham and turkey high tea on boat. It was ever so nice. really, and June and Mary said ... but maybe we had better begin at the beginning.
And the beginning began When Jak said he was fed up more or less coral strand With the humdrum, firesome, Tilbury to the north.
about Fast car.
tedious, and suffocating life of Fleet Street and, what tearing our telters asunder, get- ting away from it all, and seek- ing our fortunes on some dis-
we
At
the
the Daffodil's
ftve bars brought of substantial reassurance.
Captain Reynolds, it turned
out, had been 36 years at sea,
six years in command of assault
ships on Combined Ops., and Master of the Royal Daffodil since 1957.
Having delivered all and thousands of
thousands adventurers
There, we sprang into a fast car (we always spring into fast
issued, cars) and Jak
crisp, commanding orders, costs we must watch the Royal safely to the cafe-keepers of Daffodil al Southend. Double fane if you hurry, cabby.
Boulogne, and with a light! northerly breeze off the star- board beam, there was no reason to suppose we should not arrive at the Cote d'Opale in apple- pie order this bright
Lant, romantic shore beyond the seas.
So, without more ado, went to Boulogne, and I want to put it on record right away that we had the time of our lives.
With no passports required, And, by golly, we made it. Al with duty-free Scotch at 1s, 3d, 9.40 a.m. we raced up to the a nip, and with June and Mary shoreward end of Southend to tell us a tale or two, we have Pier, leaped out of our car, leap- day. returned refreshe-l in body anded into the train, leaped out of mind. Life is no longer mean- the train, leaped past the inglesa.
migration officer, leaped up the But we only just made it and leaped into the grill room. Armed with our tickets and our
Never have eggs, bacon and photographs stuck on our em- gén tasted so good.
borkation cards, we arrived at Gravesend's exotic jelty in the
she is exotic Jetty promptly at 8.30.
One measly minute stood be- tween us and freedom. Per- sonally, I felt pretty frustrated as we gazed at the ship of our
im-
And we surely did.
gangway, leaped round the deck, Lost money
Cyril
rotrid
burned Welshman with attrac tive crows-feet creasing his seafaring eyes,
summer
on the town there's no holding us.
June and Mary weren't doing
George Whiting
so badly, either, along the Quai
-London Express Serolet).......
PARIS NEWSLETTER...from Donald Edgar
Intriguing
I
friendship:
Sartre and the
expert on B.B.
Paris.
HAVE been hearing recently about one of the great literary friendships of all times. It is the relationship between Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir.
50s here. For the skipper is Mr Hector Tourtel, who was the captain of the Dockers' ficht,
With bonjour, mai-de-mer,
He is not only a philosopher about Castro's regime in France. After breakfast, mariner Jak montons sur le bateau, s'il vous azure light of morning at 8.31, Sad it was time to examine the plait, permettez-moi, ooh-la-la, who is now studled in schools Soir, which has the largest cir- the skipper and several other native quips, and universities, he is also a culation of any newspaper in
the Shemara. which would have been fine chart and see if
in
Solvay a position
chartered the Bhe- Casino de Boulogne has occupied except that the good ship Royal needed any help with the navi Jak hurried us first to the spink-writer of plays, books and he France.
mara for a round-the-world trip. Daffodil means it when she says courteously by Captain
gation, an offer received most ing new
where sur-Mer,
manager France since the war which is
He has food
He was so impressed by Tolêtél, leaving Gravese's Reynolds, a large, jovial. sun. Adolphe Time showed me: (a) similar in some ways to that of
a short, grizzled, wonderful met the finest swimming pool in Bertrand Russell in England, Europe; and (b) a very interest-but even more so.
T CANNES, has arrived Mr —whorn I used to see playing A Franklin B. Behmtck, table tennis with Norah Docker ing game called roulette.
Madame de Beauvoir, who
he wealthy
Finvestohella (adviser on the deck--that he said, he We heard with some
Jak would have lost his studied under him when Flight
was a Professor et Philosophy, from Chicago. He crossed in the decided to ask him to join him. American liner The Indepen I'm told that he paid hith misgiving that Captain Rey- money, too, but he had
is also a writer in her own
over £4,000 a year ghich right,
Apert from the normal made the captain Recently in America Simone
one of the expect a highest-pat sippers. wrote an article for Esquire on baggage one would. Brigitte Bayot, It
a wealthy American to travel with serious article, trying to explain he had three cwt. of frozen the cult of the "Femme meat, and a large quantity of frozen vegetables, including Enfant,"
Harvest of Land and Ocean!!
Ocean Fresh
Prime 'fillets of fish.
Country Fresh-Luscious frills & green vegetables.
FROPAX
FROZEN
QUALITY
FOODS
BY, APPOINTMENT. TO HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN PPLIERS·OF÷FROZEN-FOODI
FROPAX, LTD.
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dence.
Awful place?
NE of the more. Amuibig American women in Fark
She discussed in it Lolita and lettuce and French-ed beans," was that last this whole curious business of Tm told that it
that finally made the at the moment is "Perry Bed- the Western man trying to find item
ford Bancroft, rich, blonde and his youth in loving sex symbol French a little angry.
The explanation is that Mr rather beautiful. which is basically immature.
Schmick has chartered the
They have a crack about her elegant yacht belonging to Lord in America that a doll ought to Beatty. the 154-ton Sea be made and named ather her. Fivatress,"
a party-just like Peggy Bản-
Furious
UNFORTUNATELY Bartre And he felt, like many Ameri You wind it up and it goes to
· and Simone are children in can tourists, that there is no croft" business matters and apparently meat and no vegetables to bo
But she is not sure whether
had not, organised her rights in calen with security outside the to settle in London or Paris, 1 the article.
United States
Gay day's
She said: "That mying about London being a
16bas now? appeared in various" magazines, droped up with pictures, some of which can be described as vaguely HERE is another story about Life in London is so much pornographie, p
Simione furious she tend-
-man'a town and Paris a clly for woman is all wrong. It's just on the contrary.
Tachis from the South of nicer. And the men are so
ed the article to be a serious France, Sam Spiegel, the Amter much more gentlemanly Paris contribution to philosophy of tow can film producer, has been is really an awful place for an day, to ipoking around for yacht, Fast
She told me that the would-be Iy for a holiday, Partly to make unattached woman.
leaving very shorty with Sartre Arrangements about a film he is m
for Brazil. They are going there thinking of doing in the Red Sex To end on.
to write about the country which He was going to take the perlada triste they feel is going to play a great 330-ton yacht Callato, which haunted by part in the niture of the world, belongs to Group Captain Loei Sartre Is not a Communist, Guinness. But he decided that But the Is Leftwing, rievitably. It was rather small. So he has governing because his philosophy is based gow taken the 457 ton yacht in the idea that a man can only Malehte. It belonged to p éxit if he is free both intellec Maule Selvay," a very fun and economically wealthy Belgian, who recently
Fe Bakl Birmonis takve recently died,
to Cubs. He came back There is an interesting link is the Ma wrote
with the gay days of the early.
series.
the
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