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ADVERSARIA

THE_U.S._____ SENATOR from Arizona, Mr. Ashurst, is quoted as saying: "I therefore declare to the last summer in

Senate, I said l

as

my addresses to various civic or- ganisations, 'You are wise in get- ting money from Uncle Sam's Treasury while the getting is good, for under the law of reactions, this prodigal era in due time will be followed by a regime that will make Calvin Coolidge look like a spendthrift." Do you suppose the good Senator could be a Seer or is he merely a pessimist-at- large?

THE SOFTER the road the

Hong Kong, Thursday, July 14, 1998. harder it is to travel.

VOLUNTEER WITHDRAWAL

CONSIDERABLE publicity has been given to a code of etiquette drawn up for university students. Introductions, dress, table man- ners, attitude towards women, re- haviour on the street are the main moval of the hat and general be-

points of the code.

More timely at this season of the year would be a similar code for new Hong Kong graduates, such

as;

Introductions: Don't say or write, "My name is Henry Smith. degree," or "briefly, if you hire me, I have received a Bachelor of Arts

I will become your star reporter" Better: "My name is Henry Smith. I have always admired your news- paper (or firm).*

of a young graduate should be a Dress: The first investment

pair of spats. He may find himself without a pair of socks some day.

Table Manners: Avoid the "boarding-house reach."

Removal of the hat:

Do it every chance you get. You might hair. as well while you still have your

The White Paper outlining the British plan for the withdrawal of foreign volunteers from Spain contained little that had not al- ready been announced. Follow- ing a review of earlier resolu- tons of the Non-intervention Committee and the stipulation that ships of countries signatory to the agreement will no longer be permitted to carry war ma- terial from one Spanish harbour to another, the main section of the "White Book" is devoted to the withdrawal of volunteers, to be directed by the non-inter- vention bureau under the direc- tion of Admiral van Dulm. The first task will be to count the "volunteers” who will then be sent to camps located near Palamos, Cartagene, Malaga and day. Cadiz. Should it become evi- dent that more foreign “volun- and agreed is in itself a very teers" are operating on one side, considerable accomplishment. the contingents from that sideThroughout the negotiations had will be increased proportionate-been overshadowed by fears that ly. After the v

volunteers are as- the determination of Mussolini to sembled in camps, they will be secure a Franco victory would transported to various harbours prevent a definite commitment and the entire evacuation is to of the kind now entered into. In be accomplished within 147 days a tussle between the impulse of of the arrival of the first con-making more certain that which tingent in the camp.

Behaviour on the street: Walk as if you had some place to go.

Attitude towards women in general: Respect, alwayä. You may be asking one for a job some

T.G.C.

seems already inevitable and the The great merit of the scheme securing early ratification of the is that it does set a definite time Anglo-Italian Treaty, Il Duce limit to the period during which evidently decided to rely upon the mockery of non-intervention General Franco's ability to carry can be continued. The time limit it through. On his perservance admittedly well extended, and patience, Lord Plymouth is covering a period of nearly five certainly to be congratulated, but months, with a check on the that does not mean, of course, progress achieved to be made in that piquant possibilities are al- three months, the fact that together excluded even at this

been

is

time table: