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THE CHINA MAIE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,, · 1957.

H. KING WOOD IN OUR AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER REPORTS. NOW WE MAKE IMITATION

Efficiency Report On NSW Transport

Brings Bitter Protests

Sydney, (By Airmail).

The long-awaited report by Ebasco efficiency experts on how to stop the financial losses of NSW Government transport undertakings has now been tabled in Parliament, digested and, somewhat naturally, bitterly opposed by various transport unions.

The report of 250,000 words, AII of which, of course, if | Customs Department; the profusely Ulustrated by pleturer carried out would nullify any Customs Department informed charts and graphs, wh com- Deneta which the repori may the Navy; The Navy had no piled by six American experts bring.

ship avaliable and reported the Investigatud the State who

fut leaving all this aside is waiter to the RAAF, road TIL rad unlikely that ali Ebased recom. Two days later the RAAF Government'a transport systems.

mandations will be accepted and į rent a plane over the area and Their investigations Look betere any iiwnymen loso no tue w greatly surprised nearly two years and are sold their lobe some more public when it reported no sign of a if not prepaid a booking Yee to have cost the Government millions will be lost and more ex- | submarine.

poris will be called in to make

of 50 cents is charged.

MUSICAL

EACH SMASHI HIT deserver_another! Listen to George Fryer's Heavenly Lences of My Fale Lady, The King

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STAMPS

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WANTED KNOWN

well over 100,000.

Summing it all up, Ebasco | another report. shys that the State Government When Australiani Jockey, Noel could save £11 milion a year | Meŭrowdie, cent "Straight on its transport undertakings | Draw" post the Melbourne Cup but to do so the railways would | winning post last Tuesday, he have to spend £67,750,000 indid more than just ride another five years.

big race winner he won his Main points made by the re- wny Into a "Hall of Tamme” port are the replacing of steam which had been dominated by by diesel power and electrifica-big men.

lub: changing to larger type goods waggon: automation s marshelling yards and mechani-

sation of office work.

1 says too, that Whic NSW

HALL OF FAME

le

Transport Department (which Noel Mcdrowdie went

JAPANESE SCARE

The Japanese cominerce scare I still going the rounds of Sydney and each day more and more Industries say they will go broke,

One day this week a sample shipment of Japanese sole Biliety reached Bydney and retailed at 'bɩtween 4/6 and 6ƒ- a lb.-0d to 1/- cheaper than local sole,

Inporters said that there were only about 25 to 30 tons in the

runs trams and buses) could school At Christian Brothers shipment but if it moved quick- cut its payroll by 4,000 people. College, Toowoomba,

ly they would import bigger

running one-man buses only, It is the custom of old pupils | lots in future,

CUT PAYROLL

L.I

and it endorses the present of the college who wih top polioy of scrapping trams

sporting honours to present favour of buses.

photographs of them gives to be hung in the long corridor of the school's main building.

All the photographs there so fur are of Hugby League sors, Including one Kangaroo Cap- As the Minister for Transport, tan, Tony Gorman, Mr Entlocknap, said many at Now Metrowie's success in 2ND "POST" POTPOURKI SERIES) these verominendations are n the Melbourne Cup qualifies

now selection of twelve delightful the course of being Implement-him for a place. ikelcher of Chinese life 23 Honed but he does not say whether McGrowdie had won every Kong. Adequate margin for framing ideal presents for home, $5 per set is proposed to spend the £67 big raço in Australia with she From South China Morning Post million on the Transport De- cxception of the Melboume Cuo Lid., Wyndham Street and Balisbury partment in the next five years, and as he has keen riding for Ho, Rowloon,

A pretty mourale guess would nearly 25 years it seemed likely that his chances were becoming Jess,

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the survey.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIN

Agents

Hongkong, November 19, 1957,

To ADVERTISERS

Not 11 was to be expected that transport unions would Im- mediately condemn the report and this explotation was more

hon fuined.

State Secretary of the Aus- trailan Rallways Union, Dr Lloyd Ross, told a moss mcgi- Inn at Australia's biggest rail- way workshops that if the report | was implemented, thousands of railway workers would lose their jobs.

The meeing decided to ask the Union to call a mass mcgi-

lag of railway workers at

Strangely enough, It is possible that he could have hail this honour 22 years ago,

He was then an apprentice in Brisbane and was offered the mount on the 1935 Melbourne Cup winner Marabou, but could not accept- it heenuse he had already promised ta ride In Brisbane races that day.

PREPAREDNESS?

Sydney Town Hall as soon 03 The Australlan possible to seek the following is spending well SUNDAY POST-HERALD Rurance from the State Gov-million, on defenez, Space for

cmment- commercial

be

advertising

not should. No rallway workers would fose their jobs as a result

booked

noon on Wednesdays.

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By CHINA MAIL REPORTER more than 18 months ago,,

POST-WAR light started to

JA

amal-size factory. was founded à, greug of businessmen and

produce the industry that is imitation jewellery in quantities. gaining strength in both

These locally finished goods the local and overseas are now channeliai bick to markets is the manufac- West Germany, though larger going to the ture of imitation jewel-United Stater, the United Kingdool and Commonwealth countries and places in the

lery.

conalgnments are

Tirst introduced in quantity East. inta Hongkong from West

At present, the workmanship Germany a few years ago, the (and finishing in the new in- Bnished goods atë popular with dustry may not be sa refined as the ladies in the middlo and the imported articles, but the lower rungs of the social ladder, į prices are very favourable. They Then some Hongkong enter- are es low as half that of the prising crafismen realised the imported goods. market

potentiality of these articles Ана itäblished number of "home factories" to | produce. the goods.. A little

A Hongkong-made | brace4 let that looks expensive.

The most recently, established factory in the business claims to be the largest concern in the trade. The Inotory, which le housed in North Point district, employs about 100 workers who uporate the pressing and cutting ⚫ machines, and 'other tools in

the plating process.

The raw materialy for the articles ard Aluminium and copper sheetings which are chiefly obtained from the United Kingdom, and cheep coloured cut glass pieces and "pearls" which

Imported Aullo. Czechoslovakia and West Germany. The mahago- 'mont of this factory is finding i; dimoult to deliver the goods because of the many orders.

Gre

from

The factory is turning out 1,000 dozen necklaces, 20-30,400 dozen finger-rings a month apart from the making of ear- rings, brooches and tie-pins. There are more than 200 designs in earring alone for the customer to choose from, 100 types finger-rings and about as many

JEWELLERY

This hair-comb, which helps to keep milady's hair tidy, is studded with "pearls and diamonds and gold plated. Although the expensive look, it costs a Hongkong factory

just a couple of dollars to produce.

kinds of necklaces and branches. design has three component before they are assembled into And it is not a simple matter parts and therefore bila of a ring and then sat with the turn out the Imitation metals have to go through "precious stones" to please the articles.

simple different machines several times fancy of milady..

10

A ring of

HK Television Looks To Gimo's Idea To

CALLED in to geo

Japanese cigarette lighter which plays "Waltzing Matilda"

Mr as it lights * cigarette has reached Australia and it in re- W.A. Whiting, head of ported that ample stocks will be our local TV on Saturday available before Christmas to morning. There were sev- retail at 6/-.

doing,

by the workmanship,

for

The Future

A meeting of Sydney business-eral reasons for so men who examined the sample for Mr Whiting left this week was most impressed Europe at about the same were: 1. That no BBC festure; problems by asking Air. Vickors

time as I started up

had appeared in the ten top to review the existing service Telecrit column.

the items of the popularily pail. 2. from two aspects.

That for some programmes, the BBC were getting only three About the local set-up of TV, out of every ten viewers). In the main, Mr Whiting con- siders that seeing TV has been

The lighter has a tiny spring motor, wound by a watch main and can play continuously for sevetal minutes with each winding.

The Japanese makers say thoy are prepared to send lighters to this country which will play any Australian folk song.

COTTON BLOUSES

Whiting explained that the on the go only since last May, authorities who collect these the progress it has made is quite vital statistics leave nothing to i good.

that chancy method of canvass- Tho feature programmes are ing people's opinion. What quite as good as any over bath happens is, a

certain cross. programmes in England. Only section of the viewers have in the sense that in the UK they сап draw on unlimited live talent are their programmes

Do Not Rate

The Secretary of the Aus-superior. tralian Textile Union, Mr J. Kenna, sald this week that Japruese colton blouses would b imported into Australia st 3/2 each,

John Luff Interviews

That is the point I have made W.A. Whiting

They were comparable with Australian-made blouses which sell at £2/3/-.

Mr Kemia said he had scen

appointed £100 an indent order for the blouses

at 3/2.

Government

over

time and again. There ia nothing we can do about it, Hongkong

of is dulk

self. genluses, it is only

devices attached to their sais when we come down to per-

record the which

particular formance that we find they do.

There not rate as high in performance Programme they select. of

fore, the figures presented are as they do in build-up.

I would add pretty rellably

To ce amení upon prófreka made from a teclinical point

of view inco Me Vickers was last bere just before television opened up.

To seek his savice upon the growth of television now and, in the future.

I suggested that as far as the technical service television offered, it seemed to me pretty good,

Me Whiting was emphatle on that point. Ho considera our iLeal television service, in the sense of offering service, better than any he bus seen anywhere.

RADIO Hongkong

Re-Occupy Mainland-"A

Fanciful" Plan

1

London, Nov. 18... Commenting editorially to

day on the publication of Nationalist Chinese Pre- aldent Chiang Kai-shek's new book, “A Summing- Up at 70: Soviet Russia In China," now published in London, the "Manches ter Guardian" said that Chiang's call to re-occupy the malaland "fanciful project" about -- which there WBS "no reason to be too jolly."

was

a

The paper wrote; "The Plan- gar is not just that one ́üns morning Chiang may set wall across the Formosa Strált, or come other crises or enginee give Mao Tse-tung an excise for engineering one.

"We have lived through that already, and there is evidence that the United States has learned from

its experience, Government in the States does not consist

Our trigger-quick prepared. Ile said samples were also Queensland President of the Japanese blouses ranging from We got to discussing the pro- they are reliable enough for the ness was demonstrated by the circulating in Australlo Returned Soldiers League, Sir 2/10 to 3/1 each. Raymond Huish, recently

They were

forgrammes of the BBC Television available He told the gathering

of Christmas trade and could be Service and Independent Tale-Persons who foot the bill,

sponsora of the 17V pru- Diggers that Australia's cost obtained in lots as small an two vision Service, the formidable

grammes. Mr Whiting rival of the BBC. was recently aleried dozeTI,

8.30. Not for Squares"; 0, Time but the when an unidentified submarino He said that

told me he left England in 1954, the Japanese and

Mr Whiting finished by tell- Signal. La Desi Heure Francaise: United was sighted or Cape York.

upon his return in June ing me that he has arrangert et feporls 7. Tune Signal of the Administration alone, and

8.33 A Popular Copekrij competition would kill the Aus of this year, he found an im- for the visit of the Chairman News; 1.10, Commentary: 718. Goden Congress is far more susceptible The, sequence of this fast tallan clothing industry. working drama went like this:

mense improvement in the BBC or Far At an Australian whart this

East Division of the Age of Popular Song 743. Letter to Chiang's hypnosis, An observer reparted the week was a consignment of 500 competition offered by the ITV

programmes. I asked if the Rediffusion Group, Mr B. 1. from America by Ailitair Cooke: 8,

Spain's Popular Duo sighting the Harbour and Japanese sewing mechinės

Lyon, and Mr Jack Vickers, Paloma Fieta; is, "Take It From Marine Department Thursday which are to sell at less than might not have something to do Senior Research Engineer, Ifero," with Dick Dentley, Jimmy Edwarda and June Whitdeld: 8.55. Just Island; the Department referre 25 cach, ★Any craployee

Wayne King and his Örahetira; 855, bis classification because of] to Thursday Bland police: They looked very similar to

Weather Report; D. Time Signal. report to be paid a Thursday siond police referred a well known English make but

News and Hooks, News from Brifin; wage not less than he is it to Brisbane police; Heizban the name of the Japanese model

3.13. Waith Evans Look what Evo "The Way of the World" receiving now.

Police referred it lo the is "SINKER "

Naturally, I wondered if any 10.40, Aook at Your Bedside

Found" presented by John Wallace: local difcuties had prompted | "Three Men in a Bost" by Jerome this invitation. I ani živen K. Jerome, Part 12, Road by Davi understand that no

dimeults Lyle: 10.08, Weather Rapot: 11, Time Signal. Radio Newsreel; 11.15, has arisen, but that the rapid | Goodnight Music; 11.30, Close Down

That the Government should discuss with the union "human problems” before bringing about any mechanical changes; and

who

the

ANTHONY FULLER'S COLUMN

"APACHE WARRIOR”.

Warrior," afternoon is the saga

with that.

Mr. Whiting thought it highly probable.

My next question concerned the article I wrote last week about ITV pushing out the BBC.

Statistics

Mr Walling said that there were the statisties, the Agures were correct, and that was all there was to 'II.

Progressive

to

growth of Television necessitates

progressive plan.

As I understand it, the parti- cutor density of population in

I asked how far we could Hongkong can place a sirain on rely upon such Sgures.

services, Taie-

Ilis white friends offered him chief points in last week's article vision is anticipating any such

(My all our utility

"A which opens at the Katawan the last of white frie

Roxy and Broadway" this Apache warriors.

Keith Larten, who plays the title role, in "Apache Warriors which opera at the Roxy and Brundway Hla sferndune,

the run he

needed to fight for it.

His Red Chief offered him & woman and the knifo he need- ed to claikri her.

Keith Larsen as Kalawan and Jim Davis as his white friend, ste Reduts for the United States Army, Together they form a formidabie teams,

But when the young warrior pends his brother to seek the band of Iwana, played by Eugenia Paul, her father spurns him as a white man's

pawn.

Pollecëssofs, Géronimo į

His brother is killed by A jealous nultor and Larsen," by Apucho' law, must avendo him, But if be follows the ancient law of sia foretsthers, he wil become a

A fenegade, lis famous and

The darsalon the Joun warrior makes in the dramatic turning point of the aim which details the diamily and honour of the fallen Apache nation and the steadfast

pirpose of growing country, lai the them at the tim

The film is made in Rega

and

a

China Mail Entertainment Guido

WHAT'S ON TONIGHT

KING'S & PRINCESS: “Gunfight at the O.K. Corral." -Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas in the wildest

gunfight ever,

QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA: "The Garment Jungle," Lee J. Cobb and Gla Scala. The rackets in the garment industry.

ROXY, & BROADWAY: "Apache Warrior." Keith Larsen, and Jim Davis. The choice of staying with the Whites or his own people, STAR & METROPOLE: "Four Boys and a Gun”

Juvenile delinquents on the rampart,

HOOVER: "The Last Time I Saw Paris.” Elizabeth

Taylor and Van, Johnson. A re-fasue. LIBERTY: “Rhapsody." Elizabeth Taylor and

Victorio Gassman. A ro-izado,

REDIFFUSION

and

NEUTRALISM

"Too many Congressmen, for instance, are likely to be bo-

lammis gulled when told that "neutra- ОБ dangerous *Ex Communiem itself," that India and Ceylon

"virtually Sovlet satellites" and tit American economic ald to neutral countries 13 **Lanta- mount" to helping the spread

of Communist influence and movement the anti-American

in these countries.”

"This will not help India to

3 pm Murioni Matines; 330, Part- news in Bong-Tour Leds and Tar- get a loan; but if she does not. rissy; & Teatime Rendezvous: 4.30, another battle against Com- Vocally YourTennessee Ernie Ford munism will have been Lost and the De John Blsters; §. Chlidren's

Carner Presented by Aunile ay: It is of fundamental importance 0.30. PORTOFFİVO Jazz: 4, Bidney to the world that the United Torch and his Orchestre: 6:28.

comes to terms with Birthday Malibag; 0.50, Featuring States Jed Heath and his Orchestra, with neutralism for it is a risin Lita Iton and Dickle Valentine; tido of Asian aspirations, if they 0.43, Story of Jane Armitage 7,

are not to be réprésented by News: 7.00, Weather Report, An- nouncements and Interlude: 7.15. Mao Tse-lung. are far more Evening Serenade; 7.40, Glenn | Ilimly to be embodied in men Miller and his Orchestra & Pur: Ike Mr Nehru and U Nu than in sonality Parade-Geno Autry; 3.13,

Strange Tale of Eastermain-plode Generalissimo Chiang. His new 11: 640. On the Other Sidekhe book is further proof of that."" Reverse side of Hit Parador-Prance-Presse,

sented by Nick Hendali; D, Bound

Boom: 9.30 Yours Bincerely-Vera Lynn ding 10.30.

• Hall Varieties:

10. Music 11. Dato

With Dreamland: 11.30, Prelude To Midnight Popular Concert Melodies; 11 Midnight, God Save The Queen; Bisse Dorth..

2.16.

TELEVISION

Two Injured

A

three-year-old boy, Ma Kwok-wing: "was knocked down |ând striously injured by a grie Vate car yesterday · afternden in Carpenter · Road. The child in

Children's Hour-Cartoons, receiving treatment at the Xow- Children's Film Teilzalloon, Hospital.

Clota Down,' 7.30, "Croat«IR" WAK

Wong Kanton and Too Clark)

165, Newmasti k; conionem Plaza A Chinese podusí

now stungin Jung (Park 4 year-old Lau Kilman van Hruck

Caller Can (Chinees) 1 Die dr byg, taxi in Yes WoStreet Frist Attorney":3, verum shortly after, zná

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Night FOAL: Newa Loud admitted to the

Mary