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KOWLION OFFICE

Helliry Itaad

Telephone 04143

CARS FOR SALE

1938 ZEPHYR, perteck Condition

Fully Resined, socrines $0 $0.300 Owner leaving Cluny Wil eunsicher reduolian My speily

frumsaction Apply Box 21. "Choma Mud.

TYCUS

FOR SALE

SUMMER SALE Indian Towels 14 x 22 33 20, 22, 3, 44, 13 39, 30 x 30 140 x 10 19.80 each. Far pastel shades plus snow whße

RUMNANTR of cottons, Kids waudenak, my mure yet to clear. given azwy, ni 179 price at Tɔ cụm Sumauer Sale, 31A Pattinger Street.

DAN BIYGA sealbopped sheets, aingie

$INU cach, double bed 124 E Buch, pillow cures $10.89 jule. etearing Tyebs Staminer Sale. Tel. 37156

NEW SHIPMENT of Germina printed Buttons, saralticing at 3200 F2.8 R $130 Sam. Typi Sumer Sale, SIA Pounger Street.

THIN

Sennel WEEK'S OFFER Fretes Gloucester Aready winbow: $2,05%. Ebel diamond waleh set ith white gold reduces 10 $1,000.

OYSTERS, DYSTERS, OYSTERS, „exsten... oysters, os Slers, ngsters, Sydney Rock ay The Cafe Catara 204 Prince Edward Road, K when 1772. མ---

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GIBSON AIR-CONDITIONERS Beligued for your comfork__ Qutoi and eficient. Cut Harry Wicking Priner's Building, 137076) Hong Kong or Shaw's Building Arcade. Nathani Etc. 1774) Kuwison for demons- tration temenlier

ibm

best air- Unitelishing huýt

MACKINLAYN

your

scoren WHISKY 21558

Jeauty available. There

lebard Bin & Cry for pronépt delivery. The Five Generationis

Seldels

Fatu waze 1813.

GARDENING

NEW SEASONS lower and vegetable sends are inw rowdy für sowing. Fasaru taty burbs, wooden inbrek pro sand power re also available Clover Flower Stop. Ciloucester Atvsude.

PREMISES TO LET ISLAND

GG MACDONNELL ROAD, 2nd Hour, bedroomed flert, cirilog/xt: Leng soom, 2 bathrooms, servant's quarë ters. parking: rent $700, Inchicing rates tux 14. "Chuti Mail."

TUITION WANTED

UNIVERSITY qualifie: Bagfish spanking, badly tutor to conchi Ferm Fou Rirt in chemistry and physien at pj's home Box 11141 £0. Bong Kong

WANTED KNOWN

JUST UNPAURED sulguin und win- ter range of alika. wool-b-kliks. velveteens, corduroys and big range of whallens, Tyebs, tel. 0749.

FURNISHINGER: New abipment of Swiss retonnes. Bitish tapestety, Inan arkelata and Springmald sheets Now un sale at Tycbi, 11A Postinger Slevat.

CHINESE MASSAGE BALON, Stenm barn and Turkan unth. tournam to a pan. Miraitae Mansion. Fil Af $th Hour, 34-81 Nothan Road, Kow- Just

NOTRE TO CONSIGNEES

"ATREVS"

Bamored curgu ex this verset will be surveyed by Besuch. Wand

Brawne pi 1.1's Wharf from 10

A

m.

August 18 and 19, 1951, and con Magnees are requesten to have their Tepresentatives present during the

survey.

NUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.

Hong Kong, August 13, 1901,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

"PERSEUN

Damaged cargon x this vessel will he surveyed by Messrs. Paubren & Bayes-avy, jutu. A1 Holt's What? fra 2018, 124 August 18 and 19. 1921, and consigneon are requested to have their representsilver prosent during the survey.

RUTIENFIELD & SWINE. Agenie.

Hang Kang. August 15, 1961.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

I. "ANKINU”

Ard, 15th August, 1961

'AMERICAN WOMEN

FOR PEACE'

By Don Iddon

C

&

Barnnged cargo ex this verrel, will be aurveyed by Messze Wood Browne nt owinan Godown ni je 3. Friday, 18th and Saturday, 19th August, 2001, and constances' representoitver new respuested to be present during murvey.

Agenii,

BUTTERFIELD & BWME (ILR) LED,

Austenian-riantai Tâne, 1.46. The China Navigation to, 134,

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1961. British newsletter from Peter Burgoyne

that dear urban clutter

Back to

old

London.

It is supposed to be one of the national quirks of the British that we

prefer, on the whole, to keep ourselves to ourselves,,

New York. YRUS EATON,

No European picture of the His plece sounded rather odd. | He is thinking of trying out a semi-de- to be sure. But then so much of new lines alx postcards posted eccentric multi-mil-average Englishman's

tached eastle is complete without į this now work does, doesn't it?" to your friends 'from anywhere lionaire, close friend of the screening privet hedge, the "It was certainly difficult," for £1.

man next i Mr Kruschey and host trellis tenee, and the "No Hawk- wrote the "Tiny"

morning. to grasp more than the to Mr Mikoyan, laun-kate.

musle's brond mutlines, partly be-i ched a Left-Wing group

cause of the high proportion of Who jumpitched sounds and partly be the other day.

enuse of their extreme diversify."

Its title: The American Women for World Pence and Under- standing.

Mr Euton and his wife, who la confined to a wheelchair with polio, tusist the Russians wan! The only persons in peat The US. who believe serlutusly. that Comandlist is a menace l the 0.5 are the boya on the payroll of the FBI," said Eutun.

Branches of the new group will be formed In Chiengo and Detrait.

Mr

Enton has a maced forin near Cleveland. Mr Mikoyna visited 1 same time ago. He was not impressed.

tari

Donation

GROUP

unonymous dunors have given PritiL"> University $35,000,000

£12,088,300) fur Labutal its Wozirow Wilson Schoold of Public and International Aleirs.

Dr Robert Goheen. President of the University, announcing the gift, said it was larger than the total entlowment of most am! collegas" in the country one af the biggest

prescris ever received by an American University,

Joh

D. Rockefeller

stave $35,000,000 for the founding of The University of Chicago, said "it isn't enough." And creased ther Count $75,000,000.

FILM

Attack

in- 11

were

fun magazines attacked by manber of stars, Arthur Jacobs, personal representative of Gregory Peck, Marilyn Monroe, iteney Fonda, and Yul Brynner, said: "No big star will do a fan magazine sitting from now on."

Joanne Woodward, wife of Paul Newinan suid: The fan magazines Pave beenme as bal as Confidential used to be."

Sai Herb Steinberg. chief of publicity for Paramount Studios: "We don't look for help and en-operation from the Fan magazines any more."

TARGET

CES

SIR

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many

LOW of

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or more çan

you make from the letters the aqtare on the left ? In making

Hir letter Hay be used once only. Each wor) MALAKI EDI. tain the Intge letter, and there miting be as least ane teu-letter ward to the Ust.” No plural; no thesiga Wieds; tio proper name. TODAY'S TARGET: 11 wards, DOUG 18 worde, very "good : wordis, excellent, Rolution CHENGIPOW.

RUB the words

YESTERDAY'S HOLUTION : Coerce, concert concrete concor CODE CONJECTURE conjure core corn eurørt gate codul counter court prons elector ensnare Jounce STATE DERUT ante vocer winre outer recuunt rate, roul ruule tenor tune ture tore turn Lour trostner unto.

Loudon Express Bervice.

Highball

TO MATAN HARSON HOUSE

ENJOY the FUN

SONGS

WITH

Ray Mathews

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MASSAGE

STEAM BATH

Time: 10 a.m.. p.m. Flat 4, 4th Floor, Alhambra Bldg. 366, Nathan Road, Kowlaon.

era-No Circulars" notice on the

We even faster the legend que selves for a lot of the fine. No gregarious drinks-an-the-houlé, vardes nonsense for us; we sef- the for shirt-sleeved solitude In deck chuir on the back lawn,

velations of Mr Henry

NON-MUSICAL

.

Laid Britons wero powerlon in the grip of bureaucracy?

the

Mail Notices China Mail entertainment guide

The Istric times of porting shown below are those for whe registered correspondente and parcelu posted at GPO, Hongkong. The latest postier times elsa where which, in gonKTA). STE easier than the GPD times ea ba amezialned by enquiry at the local office,

The test posting times for reginjured articton mro generally vatilor than the OPO

timea

He own below under the heading "Letter Mall,"

Date and times, shown below are subject to change without nolico.

MAIEN YOU CHINA & MAÇÃO By Ale & Burface CHINA: Daly (Letter Mail) 8 pm.

By Surface only: MACAO Dally (except: Suados) Letter Mail 1 pm 0 mm (Parvel Malli Noon, ping Sunday Letter

Mail)

MAILS FOR OTHER COUNTRIES WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1081 By Att

FILMS

"Rnow While ROXY & MAJESTIC:

Bio Three BIGDETE:" Carol tel. KING'S & BROADWAY| “Noose fur aunat," Jim Davis, Barton Maciano.

HOOVER & GALA: "Ben Hur," Chatiton lesion, Jack Hawkins. QUEEN'S. ROYAL 4 HTATE: "Pay- roll," Michael Cenig, Francoin Prevost, Billie Whitelaw. LKE & PIUNCERN: 1t Ain't Nay,"

Abbott & Contello. RITZ: "Journey to the Lost City,"

Debra Pageh... ORIENTAL "Saturday Night and Nunday Morning," Albert Piny Bhirley Anne Pieta.

CAT "Gold Fish Clam

The Man In the Middle," Show,”

Anthony Hecel, Inta Anders PARAMOUNT: "THE Big

Esther Willame, Clit tonertson. woRLD Monisties in the Land of

Utcante," Yushina Kyo. *KY! "Around the World in

Days." 2 vin

Iran (Letter Mall Noun: Dorma, Africa, Grant Britain, Europe (Lal- fer Milli Noon (Purcel Mail) 11 pin; A tudy doctor in Humpstead | Philoethes Leiter Maiy

(Parcel Mall) 1 pm: India, Mkuite has refused to pay the la. dd, ot "Piotr Zak", wrote the "Daily her rates that goes towards civitat Parvel service: to Lebu

(Letter Mal)) 3 ma, (Parrel M-t Which makes the newest re-Telegramis" eritte, "exploited the defence, on the grounds that no * pm: Australia, New Zealand, Fiji (Letter Mall) 3 D. 1'arcel Malli 2 Brouke, percussion with only limited en-defence is possible against Minister of Housing and Local terprise and his tape emitted a clear bomb,

Japan Letter Mail) 3 = pm. (Parool Mall) 2 pin; Haverit, USA N. C. & S. America (Letter Mall) A Government, appear all the more i succession of whistles, ralties, And a gentleman la Shorehamn, curious.

and punctured

pan. (Parset Mall) 2 pin; North ghs that pro-Sussex hos deducted sixpence

Borneo (Leiler Maiti & jun. (Parcel: In I annual report Mretaimed, all too shamelessly, from his rates because the rates

Mal po ofice staff are now on a Brooke refers to those sprawl- their non-musical origins,”

This week ing acres of brand-new brick-

the BBC enine day week. and-mortar where the Engilsh- ; clenu. There never was a Plotr man's supposed yearning for a Zait. The "Mobile for tape and

of his own has been percussion" was simply Mr Ham: Two Americans asked cantle pushed almost to the ultimate: Keller thend of chúmber music the New Town

and recitals on the Third) and

join the party of Danish Mixx Susan Bradshaw (planist

envoys that Mr Dayld and composer) let louse at run Woltzman, MP, dom among a lot of percussion

thowing around the House instruments.

of Commons.

The surprise comes in diagnosis of an allment that can only he ended New Town Burs.

its rauses He Appurently those very" Ingredients of pri- vacy that we are supposed th cherish; separate gurdens front and rear, ample space for young- sters to pay in safety, wide roads and generous space be- tween ballings.

Surveying

Britain's twelve New Towns (eight of them bullt

|

★ ★

Bye-

to

fly Burface Malaya Arten Egypt, Great Beltain (Geiler Mall) Noon: Hawaii, USA, C &S America Letter Mail) 3 (Parcel Mall) 2 pm; Korea (Letier Moll 5 pm, (Farvel Mall) 4 pm.

was

CROSSWORD

IN

was all a hoax. And now the two crities have been invlled to They stayed with him right! discuss its implications in spe through; then thanked him and ciel radio programime enlilled i fuld film he was the best guide ¦ "The Strange Case of Mr Plotr Zak".

they bad met.

And one of them pressed a No comment. But modern half-erown into his hand. artists please note.

M's can't be all that badly 9. Mr Weltzman gave it back.

to absorb London's overspil When it comes to working for a living, let no onc think our nobility limited to throwing open their stately homes for half-crowns.

Mr Brooke Ands evidence of un- and distressing symp- expected tos. New Town life is proving "lonely and Isolated" for these unable to adapt themselves to completely new surroundings, or for those who are shy, financially worried, or who miss the help companionship of nearby Irivats and relatives.

c

THE NEIGHBOURS

If the Englishmen of our Now Towns are keeping themselves lo themselves, it appears, it is only because they had the neighbours unfriendly. Or because shops, civic bulidings, cinemas, publie houses and churches have nat yet been built.

Doctor Brooke prescribes more community halls, the clever use of contours, variations of ar- chitecture and grouping, and areas of much greater density to cure the New Town Blues.

Future New Towns, he feels. "may well find it important to aim at a more truly urban design than would generally have been thought acceptable in the im mediate post-war years."

So back to that dear uk ur- ban clutter. It seems that we've¦ nl been wrong. An English- man's home is his cummunity

hali.

Our culture vultures, tuning in as usual on June 5 to the BBC's Third Pro-

Consitler, [ur example, the case of Elfrida. Dowager Cour- tess of Wharnelle. She is a traduil engineer and she has Д oaching tumed Elon for ex- tracting gas coal mines.

Britons abroad in Paris may

now arm themselves with a French map

of St Lazore Station,

One of the buildings, shown. adjoining the Customs House, is described as Lost Propriety.

from worked-out, EBIBLE THOUGHTS

FOR TODAY-

The Countess is convinced that Eltin's speedy development vital to Britain's economy; and she is helped soun that unless

by the National Coal Board her Invention will be pirated.

She is reported to have spent

If

enemy

12

11

14

08

20

AUTORA i, ila halps in spred bid. (4-8) 8. Quieten. (8)

10. A cur liar (anag). (9)

15. Domestic anima).

(31

18. Farm animaza. ¿5)

14. Staggers, (5)

17. Cricket stadium. (5)

15, teron-like bird. (8. *)

20. Aue. (3)

21. She was turned into stone b

Jupiter (8) 22: Moon

Bowe

3. Rehearses (9)

4. Btory of valour. (

3. Thur. (3-6)

be

8. Italian dish.

thine hungry, give him brend to thirsty, cai; and if he be

a good deal of her own money give him water to drink.- already on El; and tests were Proverbs 25:21, going well at her own estate near Sheffield until engineers decided that the 40011, pit being | selves of our enemies is to used was unsafe.

make friends of them,

So the Countess wants the NCB to And her a coalface-up- Kently.

Surely-just 1 smali somewhere.

*

one,

Grand Hotel, Ampezzo? AL- borgo dei Cavalieri, Pisa? Hotel Kempinski, Berlin? You con now arrive back from your usual fortnight in Broadstairs with the lot slapped on

your lug.

gage, all new and shining.

It's the newest idea in stay-

gramme, found that they ing one ahead of the Joneses: a wero invited to hear the do-it-yourself snob holiday kit!

in for 3s. Gl.

first pearformance England of a now work by Piotr Zak: "Mobile for tape and percussion."

Mr Zak, it was explained, in "one of the youngest and most controversial gures in contem- porory musle. He is of Polish extraction and now lives in Ger- muny",

ROLEX

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NIGHT SPOTS

រា

20

Vanders

45. The Archere: 7. Tune Mignal. "Tuluy -- by Michael PegS Around the World -- with Nabecen 1an (Pan Wan-ching); 708, Wake ther) 8. Time Bignal, News, Cory mentary: 0.15. Sown and

Eastern Europe: 9.30, Cuneori Rall Reckal by Patti Duncan (soprano) Elý Alvei (villas Moyn

Rea. (piano).

FM and Medium Wave Trans- missions Divide.

No

ON MEDIUM WAVE

Letter E7111 America by Alistair Cooke: 17.15, What is Poetry -- (repeat); 9.30, Maikehrino Con cert .38. Weather: 10, Tone Signal, Nibletonder: about Britain; 10,15, Now Timothy Direh; 1.28. Take it from Here frepeat); 10.50. Parcy Paith; 10.50, Weather; 11. Time Signst Radio Newsreel.

ON PM

B. At the Opera;

FM and Medium Wave Trans- missions Rejoin.

Weather:

11.15. "M" Corner: 11:57. 11.00, Naw Handines; Midnight. That Signal, Close,

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(104, 1330kej

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Fred Bantos Revse pro Frukhó Ferrer wat kosemarie PARAMOUNT: ESVITA Heal Telo, Arl Hang Show ant Jeft and Bambi. GöLDEN PUDENIXI Frankte Ferg i 1.18. News and Weather;

Roveniaria and Dupont and

MAXIMA:

Lunch- Teeniezvane: 3. Carter of the Day: 2.43, Interlude; J. For the

Mary Collins,

4. Tro Langes – 4.30, Weather; 4.31. CHEE- dren's Corner-with Aurtle Map 5. Artists of Distinction; 3.30, BIR Bandash; d, News; 0.10, Frank Checknield: 8.30. It Fl Club-by Nick Kendall: News Headlines, Plano Recital; 7.18, 'Superinan Episode 130: 7.30. Middle af the Hood: 1. Neve and

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Ladies by Music by Brian Guns an i ati star Comitic and Novelty Acts by Arthur Creasy. PARTS, Yvonne Moalusa. STTE THE Fabulous Echoes by de Philippine boys. Copperknobs As Harry Alien, Frankle Ferrer & Rosemarie.

Ari Rang Show, Lax

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Vega Trio & Norman Stout, GRANDRI, LOUNGE: treras nt the piano. GLOUCESTER HOTEL: Baddle and the Sea; B. News Headlines, Jet

CARLTON: Era Conti and his Com

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HUN YA: Frankle

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Voezilst Mien

Arie, ABAN!

Betty Wang and the Metropolitan band,

Southern: 0.13, Radio Report-John Wallace; 0.30. Repeat of Wing Spread 10. News and Weather:

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REDIFFUSION

12 Noon, Sing Something Simple.

1. Diary:

6.09,

BLUE HEAVEN Z HIGHBALL: (Repeat): 12.30 ptn. Local told Wate.

Atume Kurumi, Japanese dancer, Ming Yellow, (Repeat) Bu Vanders, Beyong and Belynda." | 1,15," News and Weather: 1,30, Taku AMBASSADOR HOTEL: Los Do- 11 from here, (Repeat); 2, Melody sperados Combo at the Cellar Bar, Thine; 4, Tea Dance: 4.30, Children's PARK HOTEL: Bing Rodrigues and Corner — by Auntie Dee; 8. John the star quartet, vocal by Anita, Turner's Faialty: 3.20, Programme Clio at the plaño bar..

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Suy Haigh; 0, Juain Street Rio-y Heltran and bis Comibo.

with Jay Jasin 7, Bing along CLOVER HOTEL: Bayaldo Club with US; 7.13 t Parade: 7.45,

featuring The layalde Lalin Açai Horizons West: A. News: and Los Tres Pecadores, songs by Weather: 0.10. Announcementa and Cella Moran.

Interlude: 8.13. Bing Crosby HOTEL MIRAMAR: Mutle by Sol Rosemary Clooney: 8.30. Muale

Faller and his quartet, Vocalist

Show: Flying Doctor, 9.30, Birth- atis Chang Lo.

dayn and Anniversarica; 9.39 Odyssey To Europe: 10. Doomsday Book by J. Maclore Ross; 18.3). Sweet with Beat by Tony (AM—370M, 8Göke, FM-9imoj Myati; 1. Stop Fres, News Head- 11.30

Let's 11,

Make Muzie:es: 11.05, Date In dreamland: Goon 12.30 pm.

Show fie Midnight, Close, orati; 1. Tisne Signal, Diary; 133, Weather: 1.15, Tline Signal. "News; 150. Lunch Time Male: 2. Beyond Our Ken(repeat: 2.30, Cum poser Cavalcade - Alleen Woods; 3. We Live and Leary: 3.39. NEW York Philharmonie: 3.50. Wenthert 4. Adventures of Clara Chuf; 4.30. Young Ideu - by Painela; 5. Home- word Bound; 5.58, Wealler; 6, Time Signal. News; 6.10, Old Hongkong

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