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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1956.

CHINA Australians Expect TV

MAIL

HONGKONG PUBLISHED DAILY ·

(AFTERNOONS)

Price, 20 cents per copy, Saturdays 30 cents,

Bubscription: $0.00 per month, Ports: China and Macao $3.00 per month, UK, Drin PNDRELICS and other countries $7.00 per month.

News contributions, always wed- come, should be addressed to the

dsor, business communications and advertiments to the Secretary.

Telephone: 0811 (5 Linna).

KOWLOON OFFICE: Batlebury Hoad. Telephone 04145,

Classified Advertisements

20 WORDS $4.00 for DAY PREPAID ADDITIONAL INSERTIONS

$2.00 PER DAY

10 cents PER WORD OVER 20

Births, Deaths, Marriages, Personal $5.00 per insertion not exceeding 25 words, 25 cents each additional word. ALTERNATE INSERTIONS 10% EXTRA

If not prepaid a booking fea of 50 centa la charged.

7

PREMISES TO LET KOWLOON

NEWLY

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zoom, a invatories,

quarters, kitchen.

Apply Boxx 102,

To Be Very Popular

Melbourne, July 3.

Australia is expecting television to be as popular here as in the United States in spite of the fact that receiving sets will be much more expensive.

To begin with, too, programmes will be broadcast for only a few hours a day.

announcement

No firin

hos yet been made of an opening dale, though tmost of the six Mates to which liceners have

Dourne begins

to fail, becAUSE by then now stations will be

Brisbane opening In

and Adetakie, with

estimated an

been granted expect to start 300,000 households, and later brondensting in August They | 810) in Perth, Hobart, Newcastle have been casting fest patterns ¦ and Woollongong with

for some time

ing

Viewer's Fees

Bud

(£240

estimated 200,000 househokis

Anunt production by the end Để Che frst ten years la expector to be about 300,000 sets for replacement demand and up to 109,000 more for retailers' sinek

installations.

new

At least one Australian dem buildin receiving sets is offer

LA200 and them at sterling) 1:3 vourole or tabje

On American experience, the £ A300 cubinets

average life of a television set stering) built into radiograms five years Then the owner

These prices, which are

either exchanges 1 for *xpected to be general when

one, or bees a other firms

owner with a Jater model

CAZIO

un

10

the

market, are about double those; for simBar sets overgens

They eventually.

servant'a

Th

firme

“China Mail," caretaker of the sirve oŭdrea

TUITION GIVEN

BALLROOM DANCING-"Beginnerw be quickly." Completo nei ve comes. Gain confidence, outstriking style and aleganco Apply Tony Wong

Wonenwithoong Road. 00 Telephone 7R004,

MUSICAL

MIGHLY VARIED COLLECTION of populars consisting of Linco's manga, George Feyer's "Echoes** South American mammbos,_number, cha-chua, tangoa, guitar & FlameMNO route, romarilie songs, Victor Borge, Ana turmoil. Open during tunchi bour, D. Lopes, 700 Alexandra House, telephones 30185, 30067.

are

full te *}p*k:1c] trut not for zome

Legislation just pitsond

Th

The viewers

Fr Breve EAD (E4 Nterling)

survey undertaken by the Australia tinini New Zealand Bunk L, showed that even the high cost of receivers and the

yet unknown cost of operat 20 then is not likely to deleg the pubile from an early rush To buy

new "two-sel"

Interference

Australia in more kely to follow the American pattern in television ownership, the bank British, considers, than the

life of a where the Average television set is believed to be much longer

011

the

REVIVING

PIED PIPER

LEGEND

Hamelin, July 3 Tourists from 11 over the world interrupt Their trip through Eurya in this mediaeval bown to see

open-air play reviving the legend of the Pied

' of Humela.

Adults anel

children of the

town stage the play 171 the picturesque Market Squanre every After the Sunday This summer play proper, they dance through the narrow streets of Hamelin fullowing the piper.

51

John's Day

WAS ob- served last Wednesday with a

Pervice attended by the Knight of Minita

them

chapel of the Hospital of B

John and St Elizabeth. Ple-

ture shows the Knights in procession the hospital.

信息

Leading the

parade behind the Miandard and sword- bearers is Chavaler Remto Gallean! D'Agliano di Cara- vonica. He represented the Grand Magistry of the Order the ceremonies.—Express

ot

Photo.

HANGS

HIMSELF

IN STREET

St John's Day Celebration

BEQUEST

DINNER

Sydney, July 3. Envelopes containing cheques for amounts ranging from £A15 Lo £A230 (£12 to £200 sterling) wert at dinner table placings at Orange, Western New South

altended

22 cm- Wales,

by ployees and cx-employees of E Umber firm.

The dinner was Mr D G Dein,

EXILED REBELS ARE HOMESICK Denied Re-Entry By Frontier Guards

Athens, July 3.

Fifty Grecks who left their country as Communist rebels and now want to return to their homes have set a problem for the Greek Govern- ment.

quite unexpectedly the party rebels living la Communist coun- arrived from Poland at the tries to their relatives in Greed Greek-Yugoslav border, with no spoke about the "rebels' nostalgia Greek vises on their passports. for their home country" and of Pending a Government deci- what they described as the sica on whether or not they uffocating himosphere arid

conditions under which should be allowed to come home,

they the Greek

Hities had to live in frontier authorities

Communist-bloc turned them back inle Yugo- countries. aluvia where they are walling, "Greece is willing to have her they hope, før entrance permits.

suna back," said Mr Casurgaltopoulos, Chairman of the Tost Caso

o

Greek Rod Cross.

1

is only

natural and fair,

" he added, "that Com-

The Greek authorities would then be given sufficient time to screen thêm and sec

whether any undesirable persons are in- cluded in the lists.

For its

The arrival of the Greeks hed been notified to the Greek Red however," Cross by the Polish Red Cross ❘munist countries should provide full details of ox- some time ago but no proper lists in advance with the hill names and identi- Communist rebels wishing to be floation of

the repatriated men repatriated. had been providest. Such a list 15 required by the Greek Govern- mont before their turn Gretro can be allowed.

The Incident is something of a test cudo as it affects some 65,000 Groeks who

Im Greece left mediately after the end of the Communist rebellion in 1949.

Of these 55,000,

about 27,000 arc former Communist rebels while the others me alleged to hurve been abducted by the rebels into the Communist-bloc <nuti- Iries

part

the Greek Red Cross le always prepared to help and assist any repatriated Greeks whore entry into the country bas the Greck been allowed by Government,"

Look Into It

As far as the 3,000 Greek pri- sonors of war are concerned the Greek Government has repeated- In addition, according toly made representations to Chan- Grech helal estimates, some munist countries requesting their 3.000 Creek soldiers and officers return. who

were captured by Com-

io munist bandits during the bellion are still being kept in prison camps in the Communist- bloc

countries. Greek Foreign (£54,008

Ministry and security officials are new

CELTC-

the idea of Johannesburg, July 3.

00-year-old Australian television viewers to find interference

and building A mat awaiting admision to timber merchant are goin from passing motor vehicles a

hospital for an operation hanged suppler who died last January. although the

himself in a Johannesburg street. serious problem,

before

The cheques screen black flashes

a large crowd today

bequesis caused by such laterference are

While horror-stricken people, from his LA 103,859 The play A-enacts the legendi | wniched

from

we sterling) estuke. the street likely to be less army bag than

man who, in climbed out for the white flashes which appear around a young

13

of a fourth

floor £ A550 jon most overseas screens for

Ther

The survey quote. The average

bunk savings

accoun Melbourne family 201 (2440

11111 sterling). Sydney family, at a little less Thin, together

the un- with nouticed intention to televise the NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES Olympic Games in November, is Hugur a swift for Australian televi-

A

"DEMODOCUS"

Damaged cardo en tids vesel will

be marvejest Hast-Davr

by Mere Pusheen Me at Hall's

Whart fruth

19 am, 1 July 3 and 6, 1936, and conalienees are revented

have kumar representatives atenent za the Survey

BUTTERFIELD A

Agerrin

Hong Kong, July 3, 1954

NOTICE

*WIRE,

considered krowth

Jon

10

10

he

Wire

1284, lured ull rates of Ramélin window. lowered himselt down}tim up to 30 years.

a

u 15-foot

A Boor

and then let go.

Jully studying the problem

by

rival of the 50 ex-rebels.

Nostalgia

Some employees had been with createx]

unexpected

believed that IT

officials have

rushed to the the hanging

Mr Del

Some security

law prohibiting then the ver Weare with his 15

and then, when he was causing of interference on radio

refused the pay promised him. receivers here, but because of

Just above the

The town's 130 children very nature of Australian led

and tried to pull him up, people worked hard and faith-expressed the view that this may ellies, which are much more away into obscurity, too.

one strand broke, and he fully they should be rewarded. bast Open than those in America or

gave up the attempt for fear Britain, vehicular interference The actors,

do not get that the who

Suid one employee: "We also would break. rupo has been slucht and the law any pay, wear costumes of the Police and Bremen eventual-received two bonuses e year, and Christmas present. "China seldom

Mail 13th anfbreet.—China

Century Chino Mall ly brought down the body.-0 Special.

Chima Mall Special.

Mail Special.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

Commercial television is ex-

to start simultaneously in } Special. pected Sydney and Melbourne with two stations

cach elly.

The Australian Broadcasting L'om- mission's television station in each city is expected to open shortiv afterwards.

TO CONSIGNEES | overseas.

SMYRMIDON"

Dainaged cargo ex this vessel will De surveyed by Menta Goɑdard & Douglas at Holl's Whorf from ID a.m. on July 5, 1934, and consignees are requealed l have their representa-

during the Aurtdy Uves present

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE.

Agents

Hong Kong. July 3, 1958.

NOTICE

WISEMAN'S RESTAURANT

The leasing of the above Restaurant by Lane, Craw ford, Ltd. to Hong Kong Caterers Ltd. has been deferred until 9th July 1956.

As from that date, while the lease remains in force, Hong Kong Caterers Ltd. will solely responsible for Habilities in connection with the businева currled on by them in the said premises,

LANE,

Popularity

In initial programunes, there will be a high percentage of almed material, much of it from Live broadcasts will be confined in the early stages studio parlour games und Sport, with ப title television presentation from city then las

The bank's survey details the growth of television popularity

Britain

United

nildoor

in

States.

the

BIK ank finds that in areas

where television started in 1948 it has taken ten years to reach n supposed suturation of 90

per

cent Where Jocul Television stations opened more recently, the same saturation Agure has been

being reached. reached much

more quickly these figures the survey

(at 10

cent bet Concludes saturation will be reached i

Melbourne, which Sydney arzi together total 1.000.000 house- holda (3,000,000 people) In six or geven years,

Coming late into the televi slot fleki, Australls is already Lelevision

conscious. The superiority over the next-door neighbour, associated by some with

bwnership the

of. a be television set,

expected to all influence many buyer's who

would otherwise have

waited before spending to much money on something new.

CRAWFORD, LTD.

C. G. HOBBS, Acting Secretary.

NEW TERRITORIES

FANLING UN LONG

&

SHEUNG SHUI DISTRICTS. THE

CHINA MAIL

is now obtainable from the

∙SHEUNG SHUI STATION STALL

SHEUNG SHUI RAILWAY STATION.

Orders Accepted Deliveries Undertaken.

The bank belleves, tou, that television is coming to Australle time when the average Australian family is financially better able to meet the cost of the purchase and installation of television than was, or is, his American Gr British counter- part.

500 Sets A Week

The aurvey assumes that there will be only one per cent saluration (10,000) telostajon receivers Installed in Sydney and Melbourne homes when telecasting begins. This is based on overseas experienes, But it claims that before the end of the first year of

of lofecasting there will be 10

per cent saturation (109.000 bots) or more. Then the saturation curve rises, showing on pected 30 per cent (300,000, sets) after two years and 58.3 per cent (533,000 acts) after thred years.

UX-

At present, Australien manu- facturers are asked to produce only 500 seis a week to meet the expected demand for 10,000 at the inauguration of telecast 1. But from then on, they whi

have to

produce up to eight times

as many to meet the crimated demand in the fmt two year.

Production levels will be maintained oven when initial demand in Sydney sand Mex-

GO AHEAD!

WRITE WHAT

I TOLD YOU

TO WRITE!

MANDRAKE STARES HYPNOTICALLY AT THE THUG-

FERDINAND

NANCY

LET'S GO

SEE THE ELEPHANTS

ZOO

VERY WELL.

KLONK

KLONK

THE THUG THINKO HE SEES THIS,

Dear Harda,

We can't as each other wer

THERE'S ONLY ONE NOW ---

THEY SOLD THE OTHER ONE

JOHNNY HAZARD

SO WE'RE GOING INTO THE SPEED KEGION WHERE, ||EVEN IF THE PLANE HOLDS UP YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT

"HAPPENS TO US, EXT

CLOSE ENOUGH! THAT'S WHY I'M SENDING YOU TO . WRIGHT AERO MEDICAL CENTER

IN OHIO

with

fallen in gain. Live

Danother girl

I'LL BET

HE'S LONESOME BEING

ALONE

*TO BE FITTED FOR ĮSIGHALTITUDE PRESSURE SUITS AND UNDERGO A COURSE IN THEIR USEI.

By Lee Folk and Phil Davis

WHAT MANDRAKE REALLY WRITES:{

Dear Narda

Some men are triping to forco: to stop seling you. Any idea Lone they all--and why?

Mandrake

OH, NO....... HE HAS LOTS OF COMPANY

WHY DOZ HAVE TO | GO, SCOTTY F I WENT THROUGH THAT COURSE)

· LAST YEAR! GOT MY #SUIT?.

KLONK

KLONK

JUST JOHNNY AND,

| GUŠTY, ‘LEPI You'

| WANT TO GO ALONG

THAT'S FINE, YOU'RE SMART, YOU GIVE US NO TROUBLE. WE'LL ONE YOU NO TROUBLE.

By Mik

#-25

By Ernie Bushmiller

-ERNIZ BUSHMILLE

By Frank Robbins

N-NOTHING RATHER

STICK AROUND THE BASE--

|| AND FRANKLY, I'M A LITTLE

} FOR THE RIDE! WHY | SHORT OF MONEY FOR THE

SO PERTURBED 1: NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS!

be a plan by the outlawed Greek Communist Party to infiltrate well indoctrinated Greece with Communist dichards.

It was also stressed, however, that many letters sent from ex-

EVEN

MAGICIANS Cant Carlsberg

TRY

If we were any fresher

we'd still be on the vine!

Libby's

FROZEN STRAWBERRIES

TODAY

ROWNTREES

YOU CAN

THE

TASTE FRUIT

this situation

calls for a

San Miguel

*

The Soviet Ambasserfor Athens, Mr Michail Sergeyev, in recent talk with the speaker at the Greek Parlament, Mr Rodo- poulos, promised that he look into the matter. Mall Special.

would

China

Royal Scots Send Loyal Greetings

Ayr, July 3

The Royal Scots Fusiliers sent a message from the jungles of Malaya to the Queen here today regretting their" absence during her day o

tour of Ayrshirë, the Regiment's county.

The

from message,

the Fusillers 1st Battalion based at Ipoh, was handed to the Queen by Commander Hughes Onslow, County Lord Lieutenant.

It road:

The

rant officers, non

War-

officers and men of the 1st

Battalion The Royal

to

Scots

mble

unable

great

Fusiders send your Majesty their most loyal and most

humble duty. They most sincerely re- gret that owing to their duties In these

paris they Themselves the do honour of joining fo welcoming your Majesty to Ayrshire.

"They most respectfully wish your Majesty and his Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh a very happy and enjoyable day in the county."---China Moll Special

Afghan Troops

In Clash

Karachi, July 3. Afghan troops and members of the Wellch Zaimal (Afghan Democratic Party) have clashed wice recently according to re- ports from Kabul, the Afghan capital quoted by Radio Pakistan tonight.

In one olash, the reports said; party members 'poured heavý ore on an army post at Binawa and blew up all the bridges Leading to the post.

Another clash, in a southerh district, was said to have re- (suited in the attackers capturing Gobaud Camp, which they burnt. Troop reinforcements were re- pories to have been rushed to the area,Router.

WATER STORAGE

8 In the 24-hour period at o'clock

this

the morning. Colony's reservoirs lost

million gallons.

10

Total storage this morning was 2,630 million gallons, Consump- tion yesterday was 41 million gallons

from and the intake mircoms and catchwaters -23 million gallons.

Fainfall registered by tho Water Authority at Tytor," "wai .07 of an inch, at Abirdeen ‚D1 of an inch, at Pokfulam 01 of an inch and .03 of an inch ot Shine Mun in the New Terri- torice.

Armed Robbery

Thron men, ond of them armod with a dagger, held up A Chinese couple outdo 57, Ngu Thin Wai Road lust.-"night and atole from them cash and other property to the total value of

195.

Polico enquirlow ako, procs Ing.

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