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THE CHINA, MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 27,, 1961.
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Monarch with
the biggest bank account
The tiny Middle East state of Kuwait provides Britain with nearly one-half of its oil supplies. She also has old ties with Britain which bark back nostalgically to the days when British influence moved swiftly, strongly and con fidently across the world map.
More than 60 years ago, when tried to build a the Hussions callway through Kuwait, Bri- tain rapidly concluded a treaty with the sheikh, who agreed † aldy to modern never to cede or lense his ter- ritory to Britain's consent.
doesn't raake them large enough for his particular need). himself He supplies
with not excessive, adequate, bul
MK lving.
#foreigner
without
palace has
80 air-conditioned rooms, and be has a private Viscount airliner (some less in Be Middle wealthy rulers gave East and Afrien have a fleet of
private airliners).
In
Britain return. Kuwait protection.
Britain has now cancelled the treaty, and so Kuwait may con- duct its own tereign polley. If it desires, it may Jun up with Nasser's United Arab Republic (Just possibility or
a allow Russia to build her long- railway (highly un- delayed
likely).
aven
World's wealthiest
It is a trusting move for Britain to make-and is a good Indication of the excellent re-
that Kuwait's pulation
ruler
has in the West.
Is Highness Sir Abdullah as-Satim as Sabah, is an abso- fute monarch of 70 whose clon has ruled in the Arabian wilder news for 203 years.
With an annual income of £93 millions, plus at few odd pounds, he has the world's big- gest banking sccount.
But unlike some oil-rich sheikhs, he is not a hedonist who spends the money on self- grotification. The entire capital city is belig rebuil! with his income. The hospital alone is nuv the best in the Middle East.
Abduliah is a devout Moslem, versed in the scholarship Islam. He {!vea simply. drinks only coffee and camel's milk and smokes a packet 20 cigarettes a week.
of
He
[
Value for money When he visited Britain at the time of the Coronation, he drunk the royal toast in orange squash.
The Kuwalt all company pro- sented him with a gold-plates Rolls-Royce and he passed it on to relative.
he
When he goes shopping. by Northerner, ittle Englia live years complete charge likes value for money-and en- amel single husehold. Employer
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Not long ago, Abdullah's nephew bought hundreds of pounds worth of furniture from England for a
SIR ABDULLAH
self- Abdullah is largely a
He did not leave tough gun. Kuwait for his education and there were no schools there be- fore 1930. Perhaps this necounts for his own practicpl attitude towards learning.
He ordered that all state schools must be supplied with modelling cloy.
"Too much emphasis has been laid on examinations and the cramming of useless facts into
brains." he children's
said sternly.
Liked but guarded
That is one of the paradoxes
of Kuwait-a State where und floggings public hangings
with free exist side by side health and education services. country of absolute dictatorship with a progressive social out- look.
It is also a country where the ruler Is apparently well- liked but also well-guarded- by his Army, the highest paid jin the world, and by the
British Navy.
Abdullab, despite his excel- lent record as an Arab ruler, many doesn't encourage 100
from Western questions porters not even questions about his ndmirably administer- ed fortune.
rc-
**The fuct that I have this money is the will of Allah," be
says, new palace he
has had built beside the Persian gulf. And Abdullah himself has Just bought two Axminster carpets from Britain (the land of Persian carpets
"Why should newspapers in- quire how I spend 117 I have too great a sense of delicacy to inquire how newspaper owners spend theirs."
Kassem claims Kuwait
A Reuter report from Bagdad on June 25 Bald.
Ab. that Major Generat dul Karim Kassem, the Irugt Premier, claimed that Kuwall was "an integral part of Iraq," and that the 1800 British treaty of pro- tection had been "forged" for payment of 18,000 rupees,
Gen. Kassean, in a preus conference, described the treaty AS "illegitimate," and sal it had been sign- ed by "irresponsible peo- ple who are under the in- fluence of imperialism."
Ile nald that a republican decree
issued would be shortly appointing the pre- sent Sheikh of Kuwait on the Governor of the Kuwait district of Iraq.
THIS IS AMERICA
Now York, Monday
Most criticised youngsters
9
have their say
• BY THE WAY
by Beachcomber
A
PUBLICITY man is reported
as saying that people must be gently nudged, not blud- geoned.
Years ago, ou a walk through Somerset, I saw outside Cheddar Caves a notles which
to which the Stewards of tho
remained stone- Jockey Club
deaf.
Referettes
the FOOTBALL referees are bo- eaming so unpopular that
rend: "Never, says M. Maricione of them, in the Argentine, of Paris, have I been such come out to the Beld in a wie charming and delitful slofac and a beard, to disguise his tites."
Ideally.
So there you are
One way to soften the hearts of the spectators and the terms
A BANDLEADER has said, "In would be to employ pretty no-
one night at a jazz club I may play as many notes as there aro In all Beethoven's symphonies."
Combined sporta
AMERICAN children thus, to become El THE Rcident
are
probably
at
Newbury,
campus, mostly to become Eplu- when foxhounds joined in a the copalians.
most criticised young- sters in the world. Pre- sident they are flabby, unfit,
Kennedy
says
Mail Notices and overfed. Even some
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They are right. But just what American children think of
Thailand. their parents?
For the first time a fascinat-
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anding. funny, and sometimes very Fi (Lelter Mall) 3 5 (*arech Mail) 2 pm; awali.
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ROBERT FROST
ROBERT FROST, America's 84-year-old Poet Laureate, has been talking about his rates 1.000 dollars (£357) a line. (£1,428) for a 4,000 dollars quatrain, but for a 14-line son- Jollars (£4,284). net. 12.000
"The Why the bargain price?
Peter Evans
to calm her, but then he starts yelling.
"And when they both yeli, boy, they could win first prize In a yelling contest."
Said another: "They're pretty If both nutty, if you ask me.
you at the same parents love lime, that's great."
And another: "Parents worry too much. If you get lost they worry. If you want a pair of They just shoes they worry. don't understand kids, I guess."
last two lines of a sonnet don't mean anything, anyway," he says.
NEW YORK may be--as one cynle observed-a maze of one- way streets leading to a treme Jani. But it IS keeping death off the roads.
Trame deaths have dropped a heartening 60 per cent and per- tonal injuries by 26 per cent in the first nine months of one- on TEACHERS; "Schoolway trafle on Lexington-avenue
and Third-avenue. and teachers are for chldren who want to learn. But if you don't want to learn, you have to go, anyway."
ON WHY PEOPLE SHOULD LIKE ME': One boy wrute with chilling sadness: "I know that nobody likes me and that is all I have to sny."
WHAT'S
ever
In it If you have wondered that when sipping soft drinks, so have mil- Hans of Americans.
the
And starting next June Government insists that all soft-
A few nights ago I was talk-drink manufacturers at all the
ing to a small American boy. Ingredients on the label.
said: "Adults? They're just obsolete kids."
He
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a word for everything. The other day my THEY ARE having trouble air-conditioner stopped work-
ing. The man who came with rats in the White House, it said it would not have It seems. Traps and poison have
happened 1 I had remem- been used. And now the fam- bered to have # SUMMERISED ily is away the groundsmen are
In the spring. He meant over- conducting a new campaign -
hauled. |with polson gas.
JUST
what happens to those well-brought-up young lad- les of Smith, Vassar, and Bryn Mawr Universities when they go out into the world?
I will go in the strength Well, according to a survey of of the Lord God.-Psalm 168 Smith girls who graduated 71:16.
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courses.
This might keep the hounds inter- occupied. and prevent ference with the race, especially if the electric fox, covered with aniseed, ran the wrong way round the course,
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fool in his bowler.
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