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H. KING WOOD REPORTS IN OUR AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER GREMLINS PLAGUE THE

BRIDGE BUILDERS

Seven Years To Build A 745-Foot One

Sydney (By Airmail). Whatever else we may be around these parts we are certainly not a nation of bridge builders. We didn't do such a bad job to put up

our masterpiece, the Harbour Bridge, in eight years but since then we have a sorry story to tell about building bridges.

happened to be Commonwealth Jubilee Year.

The fourth

IT'S SAFER TO PAINT DEAD POLITICIANS IN RUSSIA

Moscow, Jan. 21.

of President Voroshilov, the henil of state. Lenin, who IS as a "sale" subject Soviet painter recognised

appents In some 10 convosen who tomorrow one has to peer to

on one canvas as a member of a

THE up his brush to embark and Stain at all. He is shown

on

old and his hair and movaloche

another work of group listening to speech by "peoples" art, must re Lenin. He looks about 40 years member one golden are jet black-but the focus of rule: he cannot paint a the pointing is on Lenin. portrait of any living leader of the Soviet Communist party or and expect his State work to be hung.

An Accident

- The Boviot citizen is worěly | nitempis ot experimentation seen in repase, contemplating both in colour and compoaltion. life, behaving like a spectator, Officially, this one-man show dreaming or just relaxing in on passed unnoticed. Since then. armchair.

|this grilst has given no further

showing of his work.

Entitled

The Soviet Communist Party has repeatedly sold that it wania "Soviet life painted in bright colours."" I has no If the artist does point n

patience with, abstracts, Im- young girl in working clothes, pressionism, symbolism, cublan, sitting on the window sill in the or any of the trends which are sun and gezing over the roof-not realistic that is to tops, then in the foreground howhich are not

Immediately alio points a large bucket of understood and enjoyed by the Boapy water. This means that ordinary Russlan the street. Five years ago, at such an sho is entitled to a little break One other golden rule exhibition as this, there would ofler scrubbing the floor of the be obeyed by the Soviet artist, This is to follow the path of probably have been dozens of new home. paintings of Stalin — as Army It he paints a landscape, there"socialist realism." regarded here

A portrait on canvas today in chief, Navy chief, Air Force are thickeet young men nerd with suspicion. chiet, Hent of Stato, Father, Pro-women gathering in the harvest It might be interpreted, rector of Colonial Peoples, Pence of swinging along a country hard day's road at the end of a specially by rivals, as the first Fighter Number One. step towards the development of

who

it

as

year, for some renson, it became £6,000. Then Lord Mayor O'Dea made way

a new "cult of personality." And Only one Army Marshal ap- for

Alderman Pat Hills, this term, cult of personality", peers in the exhibition, and he was granted £7,500 because

excesses by ɛ not a well-known figure and is applied to the was Coronation year.

terror 10 Next year the

allowance which Stalin used

stale and but place lilmaelf above dropped back to £6,000 there was an additional £2,000 party and to rule as a despol. on the side for the visit of the

the of

Soviet Today, none Queen.

For the last few

years the leaders wants to risk being of person- allowance has been £6,000, but accused of a "cult

Was the charge this year is plus £2,000 for lity." This entertainment plus £5,000 for brought against Marshal Zhukov,

The disheartening "record" frig to help the evening pas belongs to what is known as has had a

lot to do with the the Iron Cove Bridge, a 1,535-growing popularity; as for the foot. Inilsferent offair across an rent, sets are unlikely to get dearer, Arm of the Harbour, begun inclreaper-maybe Cven 1945, fintrised 10 years later, but programmes have improved Now, after seven years, 32 vastly over the last 12 months Industrial. disputes ond more and will continue to do so,"

than ever plagued Just the same, commercial TV "gremlins" the Air Force, there is a strong interests are still pouring money

bottomless thance that the bridge of The Into

pit and Spit another Harbour arm-expect to for at least two more will be finished this year,

One TV set-up years.

says When finished The

is going quicker than Spit money bridgo will be relatively anticipated; the other commer- simple low-level structure of cial station says gloomily that 748 feet which means that all it is not quilo

bad the experta have managed to expected, string together less than 107 feet of bridge-work a year.

The English

builders, Cleveland Bridge and Engineer- ing Co. have threatened never to build another bridge in this country and looking at The pront and loss account t is easy to understand why,

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FINAL COST

Originally cosí of the new lour-lane bridge wos estimated 21 £150,000 aid it was to be ready for business by October, 1954.

The final cost is now expected to be £1,300,000, of which the unlucky contractors will have to stand at least £500,000 because Of elause in the contract.

Tragedy of the whole thing is. Specia) Cash Sweep on the

however, that it has been so Pearce Memorial Cup

long being built, that I - Is Saturday, 25th January, 1958.lready dated and Instead of the old ricketty two-lane bridge. which it was to replace, being pulled down, it will still remain an eyesore on duly,

Over 1,200,000 tickets sold to date.

The Sale of Cash Sweep Tickets on the above will close on Friday, 24th January, 1968, as follows:--

382 Nathm Road, Kowloon, al 4.00 p.m.

5 D'Aguilar Street, at 5.00 p.m.

Queen's Building, Ground Floar, Chater Road

at 6.00 p.m. -

The Draw will be held on the Ground Floor, Pubilei Betting Hail at the Race Course, at 11.30 a.m. оп Saturday. 25th January, 1958.

By Order of the Stewards, PEAT, MARWICK, MITCHELL & CO. Treasurers.

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the visit of the British Prime the disgraced Minister of De- Minister and the Queen Mother, fence. but ill Lord Mnyar Jensen says he is doing £10 a week.

WONDERING

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Enshrine

also,

By VINCENT BUIST

toll under the sun in the opon.

or a bridge being built or hydro- A mascape shows fishing boats

clectric works under construc- tion.

must

Soviet art has to be decent, down to darth, sober. But it must also be "optimistic."

Optimistic

It la all right to paint tumble- down houses, factory stacks Most of the faces are anony-

belching smoke, cobblestones maus and portrayed without

and tramway lines and all the flotsam of an ugly industrial any deep feeling for character, They could belong to any of the

age-provided that, at the same Soviet Union's 200,000,000 time, the artist is "optimlatio" citizens,

That is to say, he must make Canvases, In fact, often give the casual viewer the clear that the ugliness is tem- impression thai

theporary and that it will give way, many of faces are interchangeable.

probably soon, to shining

of There is little or no place for socialist existence

Kreat nudes in a society which is pre-progperity and joy.

For example, one canvas de- paring itself, in deadly earnest,

Exhibition

No one, of course, double his

probably retired severnt years to attack the high production picts the horrors of war. De- word. The call on his purse

ngo. His portrait looks almost rates of the American worker infeated German offerre are One of the most picased inten

inust be colassal. No longer is

as if it got there by accident. the United States. Not only huddled in a dark corner of n in Australian politics is Mr there a wee drop of Scotch at

The Soviet artist can mafely that, but dudes offend the Com-bombed out church. But to the Howard Beale, nuw

It is safe to enshrine Lenin in the Town Hall for

He palot ballerinas, singers, com- visiting oils, or in stone or wood. for Supply, but soon to become celebrites

munist sense of propriety. In opposite comer of the painting who may like it. died in 1824 and cannot be posers, writers, members of the the present Moscow exhibition sunlight is streaming down and Ambassador in Washington. Alderman Jensen admits he accused of a "cult". As father academies, Industriallets-anyone there is only one convos which it falls on the blonde head of a

He will replace Sir Percy can't afford It.

can properly the Russian revolutionary in fact who does not rank as a

be regarded as young Russian soldier who the Spender, who goes to

novement, he is,

above political personality.

painting of nudes. This shows Upfiles the new hope, for a International Court of Justice.

Much of the exhibition in reproach.

two women preparing to bathe postwar generation. Moscow Is devoted to showing

in a stream. the anonymous millions of

their Soviet people at

daily work.

In Soviet paintings, people are nearly always doing some thing. They are often brawny. This now han in Soviet art is young men and women, shown amply proved by an art exhibi- necusing, dancing, digging, fight n.arching, singing. declaiming, tion which opened in Moscow in ing or working the fields, or It is an All-Union down the mines, or inside a foc- exhibition. All 15 Republics of Lory. the Union are represented, and It is housed in central Moscow in what was formerly the royal stables of the Romanov Czars,

The broad smile of Howard Beale is not so much because

But there is no market at the of the appointment-strangely

moment in the Soviet Union for With things so bad, however, enough ho wasn't keen on it, seeing an assured

political a lot of people are wondering portraits of living leaders like futuro back here. What does why Labour aldermen didn't Mr Khrushchev, Marshal Bul- please him, however, is that he eagerly seize the opportunity fan, President Voroshilov or

Mr Mikoyan. opposition isn't going

cut-mle ut forward by the

that the Lord Mayor's expenses ambassador,

be paid by Council and go Sir Percy Spender is drawing through the Council books. axalary of £3,500 and a re

Bul 05 cx-Lordi Mayor, allowance I presentation

of Alderman O'Dea, said: "Fancy a £14,500-the latter Ogure being Lord Mayor's allowance being the cause of some mutterings in

treated that way." Canberra for sometime.

38 any

So when Beale was first offered the job by the Minister for External Affairs, Mr Casey: It was at considerably cat rates the which Mr Beale shook his

head and said "No go.”

Last week-drawing of Arst Opera House Lottery-the NSW Lottery office paid out a record £403,800 in prize money staggering when it is recalled that ten years ago a £5,000 draw was big news.

The next approach was more in the Beale line-the same salary and perks as Sir Percy except that there would be no education allowance for children.

As Mr Beale has only grown-up son now doing a post- graduate course in Engineering In England he could afford to Television here is rapidly grin and accept the compromise 8n3lug a place in the family bed after all for "Sir" Howart and the post mightn't ́ be, so lounge room, Hire purchase Beals docs sound rather cute. officials say that Sydney people

TELEVISION

are spending at least & GOOD SAMARITAN

a month in buying sels. One authority estimates that 5,000 sets a month are being bought and he says this rate is likely to continue for the next three or four years.

Strangely enough, TV made a somewhat cautious start a little

than 12

ago, months Majority of people had no iden what

television really WIS, others walted "until sets cheaper" while others thought programmes would improve.

more

The other evening a motorist

we know was driving through the suburbs when a wheel came off his car. Tired, and not very happy, he decided to Seave it where I was till the

morning when he hoped to get a nearby "garage man on the job.

He blinked somewhat next morning when he found a wheel

had been put on and the car parked neally by the curb. On the front seat was note saying: "Dear Sir, Your car has been courtesy of the

TV evenings-the fellow In the street who Invites his neighbours along, drawing repaired by couple of cold ones from the

STUDENTS

STRIKE IN ECUADOR

hotel opposite where you broke down. If you feel like it you may lodge your donation at the hotel"

The driver found that the work hodi been done by G young man who was a customer at the hotel and liked tinkering with care as a sidelino.

They met and the donation conslated a few of

drinks happily consumed together- plus a lot of good friendship.

The job of being Lord Mayor Riobamba, Ecuador,

of Sydney is apparently, one Jan. 21.

that requires the holder to have Police and street demonstra a fair bit of spending money of

besides the tors clashed today and one his own

paltry Was killed when hundred odd a week handed out

as allowances.- struck in the face by a The last three Lord Mayors... tear gas bomb hurled by all Labour who have held the Job for nine years between them the patrolmen.

|---say they are drawing heavily

man

The demonstrators were sup-from their own, purse, porting the students of the Vicente Maldonado College who

sit-down strikte de

are on

South Chins Sunday Post-Herulamanding the reinstatement of a

Chius Mail

While in Macau, slay at the

POUSADA INN,

Praia Grande,

Cabin: Pousada.

#Bayer's u

TONIC

dismissed woman professor end the dismissal of other teachers.

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POSSESSION

LORD MAYOR

A New Guinea yodelling dog will be among one of the biggest shipments of birds, repules and animals ever to leave Australia.

The

snakes and reptiles and 10 cargo of 303 birds, 40

animals is being shipped from Newcastle by Taronga Park Zoo

to

10

San Diego Zoo and is repay San Diego for many rare animala sent out here in the last five years.

December.

to

This exhibition sets out art during the last 40 years, show the development of Soviet

since the revolution broke put in St Petersburg in 1917.

Among its 1,000 canvases there is not one portrait of any of the present Soviet leaders, not even

China Mail Entertainment. Cuidé

WHAT'S ON TONIGHT

ROXY & BROADWAY: The Enemy Below." Robert Mitchum and Curt Jurgens in a World War II drama.

KING'S & PRINCESS:

Scott in a Western.

"The Tail T." Randolph

LEE & ASTOR: "Hell Drivers." Stanley Baker,

Herbert Lom in the lorry racket.

QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA: The Crimson Pirate." Burt Lancaster in a technicolour frolic on land and sea.

STAR: "Magic Bow.". Stewart Granger and Jean

Kent.

METROPOLE: "Little Egypt." Mark Stevens and

Rhonda Fleming and the hoochy-koochy, HOOVER & LIBERTY: "Tip On A Dend Jockey." Robert Taylor and Dorothy Malone in an adven ture.

RITZ & CAPITOL:

"War And Fence." Audrey Hepburn, Henry Fonda and Mel Ferrer. MAJESTIC: "Bread, Love And Dreams" with Gina

Lollobrigidlu.

ORIENTAL: "Desert Fox." James Mason as Rom-

mel.

Audio And Visual Entertainment

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Not, perhaps, great ort. But the meaning is simple and plain. Although it stays 'close to the level of "magazine" art, the Moscow exhibition does In fact keep faith with reality in the A few months ago, in Moscow Soviet Union. From it, emerges talented young Leningrad a very clear pleture what life his own works in a small gallery that case, if not in the purely artist put on an exhibition of for the Soviet citizen is like. In

in a side street a mile from the artistic sense, it must be ne-

nudes and there were

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Kremlin. It contained several counted a successChina Moll obvious' Special.

CRETE TO BE GREEK

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TOURIST TARGET

FOR

THIS YEAR

By SAM MODIANO

Heraklion, Jan. 21. Crete, with its still-unexplored wealth of relics of ancient civilisations, its beautiful landscapes dominated by rugged, snow-capped mountains, its irregular coastline and its particular customs and traditions, is to be Greece's tourist target for 1958,

been

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This has been announced hero Crete's climate ts influenced by Mr Eugenios Phocos, Direc-both by African winds for-General of the Greek Tour- European and Asiatic currents. ist Organisation, who har re-High temperatures are seldom cently

studying the recorded on the slopes of possibility of making the island mountains which include more attractive to tourists. 8,000 feet high Mount Ida, the Of the 290,000 tourists who | White "Mountains and Mount visited Greece during 1057, only Dikil, all closely connected with a few spent a week or more in ancient Greek mythology. Crete, Others touched the islandi Crelan towns, such as Canea during weekly crubes amorta and Heraklion, bulit by [the Aegean islanda, during Saracens in 824 A.D. have pre-

the

which they made brief calls at [served their mediseval charac- many ports.

Accommodation

ter. Cretan villages, perched on the steep mountain slopes, still follow their traditional pali- archal way of life. Elopements, abductions and vendettes are a One reason why there is not cally feature of life among these

in Islanders. more widespread interest

Crete among tourists is believed

Apart from the excavations

at Knossos of carried out

EndAbruptly

The history of Crole as

and

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 By Air Thailand, a.m. Peking, Shangha. Hankow, Kun- ming, Hollow, 8.30 am,

Mainya. Muñozells. Aturftralia, Nuw Aries, Kesland, Ceylon, India, Pakistan, Great Britain & Europe, Noon,

Philippines, Nood.

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Mattson, Burma, India, ́9 p.m. Cambodia, Ceylan, a p..

BY ARTface

China, People's Republic, © a.m. Macao. 1 D.MA. Philippines, Barawak, N. Borneo, 1 p.m.

Atalaya. Adag, Egypt, Italy, France, (Netherland & Gormany Parcels Direct), 1. p.m.

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Korwe, p.m.

Macao, & p.m.

Thailand, India,

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U.B... Canada. a p.m. Hawal, .p.m

By

face

to be lack of adequate accom- modation and roads, both which are far from satisfactory Phaestos, its sister town in anti- for the foreign tourista,

quity, little archacological work

FRIDAY, JANUARY JA In his talks with the local has been done towards increas

By Air Indo-China, France, 9 .. authorities, Mr Phocas soughting the other historic treasures

Funnosa, Japan, conditions and relics of Crete's root past

Okinawa, Korea, ways of improving

in the centuries from 3000 B.C. 11.m. by planning the building of now

Gram, Mawall, U.S.A., I p.m. to 1400 B.C.

Philippine, Australia, New Zis- hotels, granting of loans to the

Lend. 3 p.B owners of existing hotels to en-

Formou, 5.D.m. able them moderniso their establishments, Improving tho road network and embellishing some of the best-known archaeo of the great powers of the Corner-Fresented by Auntie nay: logical sites on the land..

| Mediterranean area comes to an

MGA MGUSTAV Afrion, 5.30, Wednesday Itequests—¿resentad The main tourist attraction on and abruptly about 1400, B.C.. Boush Adrien, tro (2) 8, ihostali by Betty: 6. Molecuino Muzicale

Knosson, when civilisation was suddenly | Nyaking Pugyan via de kirguns). sen, Hirthday Malibug 450, Dick Crete is, of course, Jure Show: 40, Bitory of which was the capital of the and totally destroyed. Whether Fall): (Argentine Parcels Direct),

11 4.00. Armitage 1 Time glad the mighty empire built up 4,000 calamity, came by earthquake, Nowe 709, "Weather Forecast" An-

believed, years ago by the legendary Kingas Sir Arthur Evana nouncement and Intorsudo: 710, Bay Minos. In the midst of a vine or by invasion, is still debated File Show 0.30, Mantovani

Ademories: 7,48, Bully May and his covered plain early this century, I among the Experts. Orcliastra: 5, Personality Padan Victor Age: 0.13 Top In Porter Englishman, Sir Arthirr Be that as may, the modern Music premented by Kiss" Kebasil; Evona

the successors of those great Cretans 130 Diamond Sale Show 2 "Tille magnificent palace of the Cretan are eager to show scholars nad With The Lyona": 937, Condon Kings.

tourists the remnants of their Jonge "to Ma. Part 2 By. Norman Colina; 10, Men Babind the Bielody. Knossos in only five minutes past glory, Dr Constantine

unearthed here

Lord Mayor E. O'Dea was the dial. Lakcky, Dip presented first to admit feeling the pinch- | by Margherita; pát, Wesher Be- yet for some reason he stuck to port: 7 Time Rigs New: 7.10. Tod lath at Commentary: 7.10 the job for four years until

the London Palladium; 75, ru defeated by Lord Mayon. Pat ever Fogel the Dwy, Part 2, Bir Hilla, who held the job for Norman Liricots Becalie A Day at When the students strike was three years in spite of what he the Nuremberg Trials: Fisk announced, the Ministry. of described as heavy financial cent.

Bearing

by Road De Education ordered the college losses. Now Lord Mayor Harry Bymphony Orchestra: 368 Weather

1 Plastyn and h closed but about 100 puplis took Jensen recleons it cost him £10 Heport: 5, gime Gignal. News and pussersion of the building and

Now from Britaing 0.15. Tocked themselves L They piss a week from his own pocket to Wednendry, SBRTS" by tward SIDEy and Songs of Duke Ellington: drive from Heraklion. There, on Caloritis, Curator of Byzantine

Theatre: "The ? kelzod two police officere and seep a smiling face around the hain Jewel

Moxon, Gasit-Pete MgAlllátor, FAZIRA [elty. nre holding them as hostages as,

McClelland Jill Gaynor, Blog was the Barry), Henry

(Cyril guarantee against being

first Labour man to hold that I susp): 10.10, A Bunch of percume Down attacked from the outside,

position for 20 years ·and no The Mills - Brothers!.... 10:39.

DAN TELEVISION Barclay, and his Dhunce, Orchestra Pollee surrounded the build.doubt having in mind the rising

with Emill Biern at the Plaños 1936, C.O... bin fellow Labour ing and nuthorities said force aiderman jacked his

A p.m. Children's Hour Cartoons: Weather Report; 13 Tuno Giganl would be used if necessary to

allowance adio Newsreel 14.16. Erol Bar 3.10, Uncle Owyld Presents The Bary

of Twitlynorg Mouse: $30, the North African coast and ha from the normal £2,500 toestand The Robertson (a dislodge, the students,

£3.509 in his first year.

prano); F30, Close Dowd.'

Adventures of Kit Carne e p.m. The Education Ministry said Because Alderman O'Del he right to strike, npplies only was still having trouble with his

д

Lord Mayor O'Dea

-REDIFFUSION

Wedbuday

to labour and is not recognland budget the allowance was shot

p.in. to students. I added that the up to £4000 the second, year, cert: Dvorak'ı students were under the in- while in the third year it did a fiuence of "political agitators." sputnit to £6,000, with an inert E

"Concerta for wello ana ---United Press,

added £1,750 because.", BEAU "Instrumental; -

two

1036 On NuDA SMOKE 23, DIE WALI

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Dresmiand, 130, Freude To Mthe great stone staircase leading and Medieval antiquities night: 12 Midnight God Save The up to the Palace, visitors begin Crete, la urging the esipbilah- to realise how the Cretan rose imenit of a Pan-Crelan Mustum to supremacy. ancient times, at Canea to dispidy all the pol- Crete, the largest. Island in the [ters;; jowellery,laims,, trest, Greek archipelago, lies half-way (and so on directly connected between Greece's mainland and with Cretan History, AMPEREA There is already a museum, at always been at the crom-roads Heraklion, where, umorut -other between Europe, Aata and khibtia, visitors admire the 2.30-0.4, TV Concert: Hewanathi | Arica. It is 100 miles long. At well-known frescoes "Prince of #5. Nowereal: AKA Ansoek is greatest with, beton Cape Lilas (named by Evans the Con | Prosents: “fløyen

Blayros and Cape Láttalno,it in "Priest-King") and “La palile 37 milde; although it is no more | Paristeria"? d'opiniing, a "beaut- than 74% mition wide across # the tall young dancer china Mala Kathmus of Isnoeten.

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