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British newsletter from Peter Burgoyne
Seven little words, but what passions they have aroused!
London.
There appeared in "The New Yorker" not long ago a new kind of ex- hortation to intending American tourists to include Britian in their travel-schedules.
VORTE
Seven Hittle words
chronometers, timepiece, and what have you of Britain had ticked turtlely on.
twi
"Ceme to Britain and trace tors to Britain want to hear
the anecators!"
British about and to see. They are, Travel and Holidays Association too often, the self-same Remi (Seamall postage Included)
urged.
of tradition, pageantry or lia
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One clock, however, remained (Bramall postage included)
ԱԼՎ what passions they have publicising.
unquestioningly loyal ond thet- And what the critics do not sides of the
Guards chek News contributions should be
ful. The Horse aroused un both
auem to know is that, quietly
which
parude- dominates the addressed 10
Editor, Herring Pond, the business communications
Typical" sport expart-mind-but compellingly. Mr Bridge: ground remained disconcerting- ed business executives on our
does encourage business visitors dent at 11 am for advertisements to the Secretary,
to Britnin to take a look at our minutes and ten seconds, subscriptions ond newspaper
side. "Do we imagine thot we
budustry, delivery enquiries
the can go on living on our ruins forever? What are we trying to do-convince the Americans that Britain is populated entirely by Beefeater, Chelsea pensioners and forelock-touching yokels in smocks, Ilving: in quaint thatched cottages.
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'THIS NONSENSE'
Then as the Queen rode onlo "Why not add on a few days the parade-ground t blandly and do the Clydeside ship-chimed Dut
horological yards?" his men murmur in the whopper.
thut ear of a foreign Industrialist who
It was later disclosed
La touring the Scottish High-a couple of elvil servants had oldlands. This is what we sog= {been stationed inside the clock-
Resi..
tower to hold back the clock if To Mr Bridges, a handsome the Queen should be late,
"Why than't We tell them about our progressive 116 housing estoles and blocks of multi-storey flats; our new civic ventures, nuclear power stations. Industrial develop- ments."
Tux-
i win on points. As he cbscrves A protty gesture. But one
the alternative is to spend thou- | that seemed to many to be at sands of dollars telling Ameri-odds with the times,
"Typical," thunders payer in his latest Letter to te Exitor. For how much longer is our money to be wast- | ed on this kind of nonsense. . .7" ( And in America? Well, the staff in the transatlantic offices ¦ of the KTHA, hod really no time to spare for finding out what Americans thought of the anrosters advertisement.
a
cans:
"Come to Britain and see Battersea Power Station!" or
"Spend next year's vacation int was no glass slipper the shadow of Culder Hall!
fact
that brought romance to English Cinderella, Gwen Honeywood of Bungay in Suffolk.
is an established that "Hole in the
It was n large, uncompro- Road" exercises a pecu-mising, unaesthetle Wellington liar fascination over
the average Britan.
This could stem from
071
avistic urge to return to the caves of their remote ancestors.
But no one really knows. The fact, however, slunds that a
with "Hole in the Road" couple of workmen in it (they needn't even be working) usually draw an audience.
Can
They were too busy handling thousands of inquiries from Americans who want to come to Britain to trace their ancestors.
Thirie could hardly be sounder authority for all this; it is disclosed in the current Journal
Federation of of the British Industries by Mr John This week * "Hole in the G. Bridges, who is Director Roxid" drew an audience of General of the British Travel | several millions, And I wasn't even a particularly good "Hole in the Road" us Holes in the Road" Ro.
and Holidays Association.
And there could hardly be a sounder mack-in-the-eye for the recent critics of the olde worlde image of Britain
that Me Bridges is busy projecting.
The men who plan his adver- tisementes
he points out, are experts. They know what visi-
Mail Notices
any WILS
THE HOLE STAYED
boot.
Unpacking boots from Canada in the
shoe shop where the works Gwen found in one of them the name and address of the jacker in Canada,
She wrote to him. They be- came pen-friends. He arrived
in Englund recently to marry her.
Britain's headline writers were quick to notice the phonetic similarity be tween Beeching and Bee- cham.
doing for
And
The
when
user
Gulde Girls of the re-formed let Buckingham Palace Company, of which Princess Anne will be a member, follow the captain, Miss Marjorie Bayliss, through the gates of Buckingham Palace. Princess Anne, who has been a Brownle. hos now qualified to become a Girl Gulde.. The company was referined at the request of the Queen, herself a former Girl Guide.
THE LOWER LEVELS
64
Refert Ratcliffe
Hit and run pedestrians
forth in o of myself as
I well recall the first day I blushingly strode white sharkskin suit, very conscious distinguished from the common hord in cotton - only to collide with a wet pig carcase swinging from a slaughterhouse coolie's pole.
or
of
home
TARGET
Iany
words t
tour letters LA B
or more ent
NOI
ПОКР From the
Letters la IP
the unary
the
PUB WIFE
VANISHES
WITH THE
BARMAN
London.
Mrs Dot Priestley vanished from the country inn sho ran with her husband on
the day that 42-year-old Cyril Hopkirk, the family friend who helped behind the bar, gave up his job, The other night Mr Hopkirk was working behind the bar in the Old Maypole Inn, Barking- side, Essex. He said: "Mrs ! Priestley to working here with
and
Sh is not on tenight. 1 don't want to comment at all."
'In love'
But at the hamlet of Welton, netr Carlisle, Northumber land, his 70-year-old mother,
have a letter from Cyril saying much in that they are very love."
;
Boycott 'means dearer
eggs
It shoppers
London.
hoed 4 call from the Royal Society for tho Provontian of Cruelty to Animals, oggs will certainly price.
go up in
In a specially written leaflet the R.S.P.C.A. Is asking prople not to buy eggo that
have
come from hens kept in bat- teries,
'WILDFIRE'
were
no
But, said an official of the British Egg Marketing Board
there "It
battery system for
production and the deep-litter system were wiped out lou you can reckon egg production costs would go up 10 per cent.
This in turn would put up prices in the shops,"
The RS.P.C.A. advocates that hens should be allowed to roam over the fields and not be m battery caxes or in deep-litter houses living under artificial lighting.
Dr Robert Ruttray, vice-chair- man of the R.S.P.C.A, counell, is the author of the leaflet attack-
ing battery-produced eggs.
He said: "Fowl pest cost the taxpayer £5,500,000 last year fri compensation to farmers.
"I am quite sure the disease spreads ke wildfre
due to these battery and deep-litter housen, If hens led a natural
more they would have fe resistance to the discuse."
DENIAL
B
of
Dr Rattray, doctor philosophy. says in his leaflet that eggs from battery hens are deficient in vitamins,
This was strenuously denied by the Egg Board who claimed that selenifle tests proved there was no difference between, bat- "Ilery eggs and those from hens
in the open.
He replied: "Competent authorities are behind leaflet, The Egg Beard is on the defensive,
Of the 1,000 million dozen eggs that come from British farma every year,
half of them are
And three miles away, at the Royal Oak public house at South Moolt, Sedbergham, Mrs Priestley's husband Joe said:
"I don't know where my wife is and at the moment I aru not particularly anxious to trace her,"
Mra Priestley
vanished a fw days before her 24th wed
ding anniversary.
my
from deep-litter houses, 20 per cent from hens in batteries, 20 per cent from free-range hens and 10 per cent from other methods;
And, sald the Egg Board spokesman: "Scientists have carried out tests on them all. Said her husband: "I think There Is absolutely no difference Ume will take its own course: between any of them."
-London Express Service), in this matter.
That was Hongkong a couple, harm and wilful rumage to Mrs Edith Hopkirk, said: To start with it did not have
In H. And That
top earning of decades ago when I wasn't law-abiding pedestrians. men
If they are arned with the
cause
of the £24,000-a-year) Dr Richard to civilised shit meat deliveries.
chairman of British/wever, like most other cities shoulder bags, wicker baskets trouble. None of three local Beeching.
carrying-poles, then in the Far East, its funtpath who might have Railways, announced his plans or rowded with pedestrians offence could be upped to one of nuthorities been responsible for
puiting the state-
possessing weanasis with intent who possess the mentality? something about the "Hole in | owned rall system back on its
te assault. the Road" could decide whose fees, newspapers were quick da hit-and-run motorists. men should be in the Hole doing dub them" "Becching's Pill."
'BUMPS' QUOTA something about it.
railway averste
to leave They appear noted in passing that a mona- perial shake-up, modernisation each day with a pre-determined and pruning of uneconomic ser- number of "bumps" to achieve. The latest tunes of parting shown
As the day wears on-and they below are those for unregistered So the Hole stayed where £vices were forecast, But what porrespondener and parcels are gene had suddenly appeared at a riveted his attention
their was thend themselves low on eratly one hour earlier than the times corner in Kilburn, Derbyshire, threst of higher fares,
quota,-they Ret quite savage posted at uro, Bongkong. The latest
into Until BBC tele- posing times elsewhere which, in: (pop. 1,802).
this about it, and go barging Anticipating the bowl general, are rariler than the Gro vision commentator Macdonald would set up. Dr Beeching others like
elephants rogue mes can be ascertained by enquiry. Hastings went up to Kilburn argued that fares had not risen charging through the bush. at the local office.
The latest posting times for regla- and filed In the Hole while as much
I was always tos delleate for as other prices and tered articles are generally one huar cameras recorded the event for cost.
games like football, but now earlier than the GPO times show 19 the programme "Tonight.”
nearing my dotage. I
And Below under the beading
eller
This, in turn, illustrated on- Mall.**
myself in one huge scrum the other Dates and Umex shown below are
British belief; That
moment 1 step into the alrect. subject to change without notice. "Holes in the Roads" are no
Hongkong isn't quite as bad of the joking matters. The reaction
5 Tokyo where ten million do local authorities con-
daily battle for survival on what corned was markedly cool, and
are alleged to be funipaths the spokesman for one of them
A public, rapidly wearying of But on a pedestrian percentage solemnly
commented:
hold its "These this nursery-level imagery, were basis, Hongkong can television people made us silly left wondering what apples had own. and treated the whole matter as to do with rallways and what I had contemplated asking
But the next a joke.
time it port of apples the £24,000-a-them at Cape Carnival to send rains we may have floods be-year class buy.
a spare spaceman's suit to cause they filed in that hole." Note: Three pounds of good ward off the bruisers and apples cost about Ove shillings. | molmers, but it would need air- A second clars return fare conditioning in summer and Lorton-Berkhamsted (50 miles) steam beating In winter probably.
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If somebody would invent lightweight high voltage ★ ✰ ☆
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of loot,
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Commercial TV has offered au- thor-impresarle Wolf Munkowitz £2,500 to screen the doomed musical "Belle"-based ca Dr Crippen-this summer,
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--(London Express Service).
"Belle" Strand
after a
Mr Mankowitz who has made appeals from the footlights for publle support, said: "My syndi- cate has lost £20,000 and ITV's cheque won't be a great help.
"But I am pleased that to many people will now be able to see the show. Of course, I would have preferred if they had all come and pold to see it,"London Express Service.
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