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AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER by EMH
Once again Hongkong
makes Sydney headlines
Once again Hongkong has been in the headlines-this time with a state- ment by Bishop R. O. Hall that Australia should admit a quota of Chinese families from Hongkong each year. The Bishop is visiting Australia and New Zealand to raise funds for church projects in the Colony,
Last week the Blahop appear to it in a leading article the next, when there simply aren't the
half-hour television day entitled, "Phooey"
ed on A
Jobs for them Ін hard to question,
In making i announcement the Government made it clear that it hoped the cut would be that the long for an an- from
temporary
term alm was stil nual population Increase migration of about rent, or 125,000.
show answering questions about! Not lo maliit Chinese! immigrants Fle ulso spoke of
and social problems, the Colony's and defended Hongkong against! charges of
ut! exploitation Jabir. He told his Interviewers that although the refugee Influx bind dwindled to some extem. the new pupulution threat was
from
·Coming
maternity 100-
pitais.
Professional smugglers have been shipping contraband birds in and out of Syd- ney and in the last three years an illegal four-way bird truffe between Aus- trulla, America, the Pacific Islands and the Far East has netted the smugglers an estimated £7,000.
The
one per
affect
xei
decision will
Greek and especially Italian
will now not males who visas except in special circum- stances. British migration would continue and Australia would seek continue to
professional, skilled and other key workers whose services were in demand £180; In the country.
The Bishop also spoke on re-
White cockatoos from Austra- between the Hongkong
ilia eun bring as much as discese of the Angless church in New York and a galah sulla and the church in Chin
for £90,
Speaking for the Shin Kung The usual method is tu use Wei, the Chinese counterpart of the seed sucked in rum, whisky that Angliena church. In salder brandy and this puts them to Hot s body appeared to besleep for the time it takes to get free to carry but its religious them on or off the ship from the duties in Chinu. He denied a suitors to their shore based con- supgestion that it was a "front tuets. Only the best and
birds
chosen organisation" dominated by the strongest
which could sutely take a large Güvernment.
tluse of spirits and survive,
Nothing to fear
:
are
And the usual routine is to
transport them at night during The Biston then slaberated their sleeping hours. Then for on is plen for admission of added safety they are usually Hemigrants into Aus-ept in or near the warmth of alia. He said he was thinking the engine room.
Chinese
of about 100 to
tue families
Outside of Britain migration and skliled workers fruin Europe, craphasis
be would
children, wives, placed toneres and other depentants of people already in Australla.
on
TRAFFIC
POLICE
GET TOUGH
By Don Iddon
New York.
TWO policemen ham-
mered
of
on the door 'of Mr and Mrs John Clarke, in East Or- ange, New Jersey, hauled them out bed and took them to the police station.
offence: Falling answer a summons for park ing overtime.
The
ta
but did not
the
The time; Three in the morn-
Ing. The Clarkes had parked their car and put o dime in the parking meter, place another coln in machine after the maximum waiting time of one hour. When they gol to the police stution the desk sergeant set bail at $10 (about £3 108.), but they did not have Clarke any cash on them. had to drive 18 miles to his father-in-law's house to bor- row the ball money.
said; The police
"W
are and knee-deep in warrants the only time we can And
at home people
to arrest them is in the early hours of the morning."
The leader of the Oppoaltlun, described Mr Arthur Calwell the decision as "humane. but overdue." Meanwhile a survey curried out by the Associated Chambers of Manufacturers and the Bank of New South Wales expect a said that businessmen widespreat recovery in teeno- WALTER WINCHELL,
next four mie activity in the months.
This survey was based on the 320 executives Noar where the breadwinner In Hongkong and Singapore a opinions
will selected to form a representative was either a skilled tradesman pair of large cage birds
Australian manufac bring He also
to £30. and 120
just sample of or a professional min
slightly less said Australians had noting to
in New Zealand. turing industry. Tear from mixed marriages and Commenting on this trudu the pointed to the leading positions Dally Telegraph said there was
education, an opening here fur u Government,
useful sorial
welfare, the medical and export trade. No one wanted to
wild life
1 ex legal profesions and the lus- see Australian
that ness world generally Ilted by tinguished, and the ban the sons and daughters of mixed forbids its export was in prin-
ciple & proper
anyone marriages in Hongkong.
who had travelled through the outback knew that there were cockatoos and golahs by the
He pointed to the enlightened Bmuration polleies of Canada mal Amerku and suld that while he was not adventing the so-called abanufoment of White Australia palley he felt
for there wat room
anch greater annua) quola at Asian ingrants than was allowed at present.
*
*
22
A Sydney Member of the Legislative Assembly, Mr }. (*. Mallam startled Sydney
week last
hy announcing that in the hud he
under "race"
as A..an. Mr Malam said he did this because "geographically. Australia is in Asia."
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"Properly controlled trapping for expert would not the existence of these hardy and prolife birds, and could take a slice off our trade dellcit" the Telegraph, added.
The
former of the
the- Was
wife of the Australian Chief General Staff victim of
a £6,500 for- gery last week when a man cashed a cheque for this amount after signing her name.
First the man forged a docu- 1 lo ket & book of 30 choques from The Commor- forged wealth Bunk, then he
signoture on a Ludy Rowell's cheque. A teller told detectives that the forger had to stand in
Cable for Kennedy
the and
newspaper columnist radio and TV commentator, urged his 30,000,000 readers lo cable the following to the White House. The best place for us to save Berlin is in Havana. If Pre- sident Kennedy were to order the US. marines to ocevin!
PEOPLE
in the news
Ideas' man who can
influence millions
By RICHARD BERRY
One determined man, with new ideas and the means to express them clearly, can influence the lives of millions of people. Such a man is
Just
the American Lewis Mumford.
before the last war he. wrote about called "The Cut- ture of Cities" which was reud and re-read by architects during the war, when ellies in Europe i and Asia were being destroyed,
The book's Ideas seemed both lugient and sensible. So much so, in fact, that the orchitects res solved that when eltles rose again they would be Mumford- Type cities, full of light nad space and colour.
And in very muny cases that is how they have turned out to be. Britain's famous New Towns, are brimful of for exmapte. Munford ideas.
Д
Scholarly titles Mumford is a teacher who has not gained a single seademie degree. He calls himself a "writ- er is generally deseribed as soclologist, und the various unt- Institutions versities and other
bave where he has lectured sought to regularise his stalls by giving him scholarly titles,
He is a professor of the famed Caba tomorrow, remove the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- Castro regime and remain nology. Recently, he paid his until a freely elected govern- ninth visit to Britain in receive ment of non-Communist the accolade of the Royal In-1
sattfactory stitute of British Architects-its Cubans proof of its stability. I say gold medal. the whole free world would Characteristically, during this visit he Issued a flow of caustie cheer.
on new building CAMPAIGN by Mayor Wagner observations
began in New York against which does not measure up to
legal und unlicensed taxis the Mumford standards. Men operating in the city. and women have been patrol- iing the streets of Manhattan in brightly coloured cars, similar to the red, yellow and green cabs, picking up pas- sengers who thought they were being given a ft and then charging them double the legal fore DOROTHY LAMOUR,
gave
Sarong Girl, opens
engagement as a song
dance netress following
in
the bank for ten minutes while the £6,500 was collected
10 notes for him.
Following the riots at the Bonegilla migrant camp, the Federal Government
The man walled enimly while announced that it hud de-
chucked was signature cided to cut the inflow the
a specimen of Lntly unskilled of
migrant against
Rowell's and the money obtain particularly ed from a vault. He then put workers, those from southern the money into a satchel and Europe.
The announcement was
walked out. Detectives from the the Company Squad described
The two forged signatures as
for many best they had seen years. The forgery was not dis-
untif covered
Lady Rowell queried the £3,500 debit on her bank statement. The Bank made. good her loss. Police
not directly related to the recent riuts, but it is plain that the decision was influenced by the But Mr Mallam, good "Asian" rising unemployment in Austra- though he may be, is also a Roman industry brought about by supporter of the White Australia | the current recession which led policy and does not want hig to the migrant camp riot. Many looking for Government to water it down. of the unemployed are migrants Rowell's husband was
it Is Str Sydney Rowet. Lady Rowell The contradiction may not have and the argument that
worker seemed apparent to him, but the foolish to continue to bring un-is a well-known social Daily Telegraph drew attention 'skilled labour into the country in Melbourne.
the
are now Lady
man.
Lt-Gen
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In
Minor reputation
The
the i
man who issued these soon dietums has not always been an
on Broadway for a two-week authority on soetology. He had a and diversity of jobs. Perhaps t di- the could be argued that this come-back of Eleanor Powell.versity has helped to make him The trend is towards the a good sociologist. old-time, middle-aged
Born 65 years 50- called glamour girl.
Stoned
WOULD you be willing to pay about £15 to park your car near your place of business? Mayor Richardson Dilworth, of Philadelphia, outlined this plan the other night and jeering crowd of 2,000 people hurled rocks and eggs at him and shouted abuse. Some of the major's aides were cut by rocks and flying glass and half a dozen people were arrested, Judy Garland's daughter, Liza, has made her dancing debut
ago on Leng Island, New York, he went to a technical school to train as an electrical engineer. His Brst wellings were do-it-yourself pleces about how to make radio
During bets.
the first world war, he was a radio operator in the United States Navy,
On discharge, he got various Jobs on small magazines, gained
Ikeraitre i
Teachers took
pupils' 'L' tests
London.
TWICE a week instructors at a London driving school impersonated pupils and took L-tests in their names-and to hoodwink Ministry exa- miners with good memories for faces the teachers dyed their hair, wore fake spectacles, and grew or shaved off moustaches and beards.
Naturally. the pass rate in the tests was high.
Yet two of the instructors of the school-run by Custas Pole- nidlotls, a 36-year-old Greek Cypriot, of Dalby-street. Ken- 1st Town-did not even huld'
driving licences.
One was under a two-year disqualification for driving un- insured. The other had never troubled to take his own test.
When he did, after success-
fully standing-in for eight L-
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RUDY
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VALLEE (remember ning consultant. him? the Frank Sinatra of his time) Is 10 and celebrated it by going into rehearsal in the new musical How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying,
Mumford, man of medium height, who dresses In tweedy clothes and has a small mous- tache, has been married forty to a shy and charming years woman catted Sophle.
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drivers, he was failed for not
al stopping
I pedestrian crossing. However, he passed the second time.
Curses
To ensure the success of his plot Polemidiotis always applied for the fest to be taken at centres fur
from away
the pupils' homes.
But after a four-month run the L-plate
Into racket ran double trouble,
ONE: Examiners ni test centres from St Albans to Red- hil gradually become suspicious of the outstanding driving skill of some of the "learners."
They drove liku, vory experi- uneed motorists, nipping lis and cul when traße moved slowly, crossing traffic lights on the amber-and one cursed all wo- men drivers.
TWO: A pupil become con- vinced he had been swindled out of his £15 when Pole- midiotls told him, truthfully, that 12 stand-in instructor had failed the test, for not exercising care when approach- ink crossing. Disgruntled, the pupli sent an anonymous leiter to Scotland Yard.
For six weeks a Scotland Yard squad, led by Chief Detec- live Inspector Amos Gibson, trailed the school's four L-cars to 10 different lest centres to prove 20 cases of impersonation by the instructors.
Danger
Once the "L-driver" was such a wizard at the wheel-after the test that he left the police car standing on the journey back,
There were, however, also many genuine tests taken by the school's puplis. But all ilcences proved to have been obtained by fraud will be with- drawn.
Polemidiatis, Was jalled for 18 months at the Old Balley the other day. The judge, Com- mixstoner Sir Ernest Goodman Roberts, Q.C., told him: This prolonged swindle was carried on with greal impudence and was most dangerous to the
One ni the Instructors, 35- year-old Efstattus Panaylation, Greek Cypriot, of drafton- roud, Kentish Town, with alx 5 m. previoun convictions, was jalled
for 15 months.
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THE OFFICE of Civil Defence looks like a farm-house.
Mobilisation said that a worth-
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Their daughter is married. while basement air-raid shel- Their son, Coddes (named after ter costs a minimum of £175. the Scottish thinker Sir Patrick A do-it-yourself shelter is aval!- | Geddea) was killed on active
uble for about £70.
service in Italy in the last war. underground unit for a Mumford wrote a book about family of six starts at £330, him: "The
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Two other
Instructors were each fined £40 and a fourth, who gave evidence for the pro secution, Wax bound over.
London Express Service.
Boy is shot
as he saves
a kitten
London. A boy of
the 10 hoard -other night that he may have to miss his seaside holiday because he saved kitten from a masked youth with an airgun.. Michael Parker, was on his way home, from
school
In Hackney when he saw the killen whimpering with pain. It had been hit by airgun pollett.
As Michael ran across to pro- leet 1, a pellet hit him in the leg, going through a 'muscle into the bone.
Burgeoos operated on him. Michael's father sald
home on the
at his Frampton Park entale: "21 Jooks as if he will be in hospital for some time." --London Express Service,
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