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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1938,

USTRALIA NEWSLETTER

Sydney, Aug. 6 (By Airmail).

A thousand hopes crashed this week when it was announced that the major search for oil in Papua would and soon. The announcement, too, more or less ended national hopes of an oil strike in Australia.

The search in Western Aus- traila and her odd spots goes on but with less and less vigour and DAL

ፓኒ dual of enthusiasm.

The Papuan oil search has been under way for nearly 20 years since the end of the war and has cost more than £30 million.

Australian shareholders have poured £3,500 Into the various companies while the rest has come from big vil concerns.

Some time ago the big all

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

DE "CILANGSHA”

ated, 12th August, 1958.

an early date no further capital would be sub- scribed.

The directors of the leading o search company stated that they are "actively engaged in

partners or realise that

looking for new

partner" but they

partners with the sort of fold- needed for an oil particularly are SOL

ng money

search plentiful.

The *xperts are convinced that there is oil in the north ond in Australia but so far they have just not managed to stick their p into the right spot,

✰

Dunaged to ex this resel will AUSPR Sir Arthur

be surveyed by lewith Goddarų & Dough at hongkong & Kowloon Wharf Godown at. am, on Friday, lith August and Saturday, 16th AUEUR, 1939 and consignews repres sentatives are requested to be pivient during survey.

BUTTERFILE & SWIRE,

Agenda

Australian-Oriental Line Lidy The China Navigation Co., Ltd.

To ADVERTISERS

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say goodbye to what all parties Eleven Jap drivers have dmlt has been a treat Trea- arrived in Sydney to take part surer- young accountant from In un around Australía reliability outback Queensland who not trial. They will drive Jap unly took the rough and fumble cars... Six Japanese steel in- of politics In his stride but be- dustry representatives have came one of the great political arrived in Sydney for a month's campaigners of his Ume; who inspection of NSW and never lost the

coalfields. common touch; Queensland

They whose greatest relaxation was will test the suitability of drinking teer at outback pubs Australian coke as far as steel where ho could reel off, one making is concerned; it It gets after another, a long string of the OK a million tons a year

could go north.... lorien and who answered far more readily to the name of Artie than Sir Arthur. Presenting his last

Budget wa't easy, for

the ghos of nearly 30 years of political, hurly burly

the benches.

Sir Arthur ends his political career at the next election, which will probably December.

crowded!

CROCODILES, you will be in-,

irrested to hear, are definitely out and that no on their way longer does croc hunting point the way to a huge and early

fortune.

11 North

Australia there is, In fact, a grave danger that the Proc will tennie extinct

and

China. An order for 26,000 tons of steel worth £1,500,000 has been received by an Austra

an firm from Red China. Aus- tralia has been exporting for sometime to countries in the north but this was the first Red China order,

US....Three American corn- panies are to invest millions of pounds in engineering sub- sidlaries in Sydney, according to the Chairman of Directory of the firm....another US con- pany proposes spending £300,- on 'n Sydney plant next

What will

000

year.

come of all these announcements and how they will work out in reality only time can tell, but it is certain that there is considerable in- terest in Australian expansion among American big business.

And on the other side of the Australian company ledger an has opened a subsidiary manu- tcturing plant in US.

USTRALIA'S Federal Tre

Fedden already there Is serious 101k bowed out of the political scene

of declaring the few that re- with his 11th Budget speech in

main as protected animals, succession and ended a record This move would not be

The company is Leader Pro- primarily for the skins, the duets Pty. Ltd., team as Treasurer,

of Melbourne. Wasn't

particularly

countries of the world which hright Budget with which to

have

which is already established in ridded themselves of term...no nd a record

Auckland, New Zealand, and tax crocs suddenly And that plans to extend to South Africa ruts, niggardly pruning

have upse! the balance of

next year.

The company manufactures coloured plastic car tags sheep and cattle and has opened factory ut Salt Lake City.

here

astici there on depreciation...a nature and suddenly thousands slight kick in pensions...but

f poisonous snakes came in thing to set the populace ther place. cheerlig ke mad,

So serious

become bas extinction of crocodilles in nil parts of the world that a sub- Fommitee of UNO has recom- anded their preservation.

"Last" feeble kick from au ngud Treasurer" said Labour; iglat Bsted" said Government members privately; Fadden's Last Budget Hooray!" said the Telegraph" poster.

There was hardly need for placards outside the house an- nouncing "Positively The L

UK Federal

Apper cance Treasurer.

The

galleries are always the Budget, but packed for usually they are polite attendis onces by people who feel that the right thing to do is to be seen on such occasions,

Last night, however, it different. They were

South China Sunday Post-Herald I

China Mall

While in Macau, stay at the

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Praia Grande.

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Parasitic skin disease, itching

azema stc

Mitigal

OIL & Dufvesvei

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there

was to

FOREIGN News Bestment

*

*

for

SIGN of the Times....The NSW Real Estate Institute has had orders from some of its members for old-fashioned "Po

Let notices signs that have not been seen since before the war. So quaint is the request,

Japan is planning a trade tale Sydney next year to be launched by a picturesque Sup in fact, that the Institute has meworks display, and which had to have a special consign- will feature a wide range ol

ment printed. goods including machine took, vehicles, textiles and cameras. The Fair will cost about £500,000 to stage and after its Sydney debut it will move to Melbourne...

THE • WAY

BY. THE

"

by Beachcomber

looks

though my £500 million a year. By the be lime new roads are built, and ancient prophecy will talalled and the first inhabitant several million more vehicles

*

E Sunday newspaper story that television has caused a drastic change in the reading habita of Sydney's population has caused a considerable flutter among the advertising boys of Sydney press,

The Sunday Telegraph claim- ed that TV owners are no longer rending their evening news-

that the papers anci

evening dailies had dropped by nearly 20,000 per day. To be fale te Telegraph also claimed that all evening newspapers morning.

of curth to reach the icon will are in use, that sum will have and Sunday had lost circulation

be u mouse. As the song says: been doubled. An attempt wat since the advent of TV, but not Poor victim of insane nian- then be made to reduce the to the same extent as the even-

dunciat loa by dosing ing press,

The evening paper ronds, thus

prople thousands of new

Дом of traffic) have, of course, been reducing the

flat to jams. By the time all roads produce facts and figures prov are abolished and everybody is ing this statement wrong and

over roofs or surg-while they have bridged ruled by elambering

somewhat the h. across fields, or using the p

best that

kind, Shot to the moon, what will

you And?

Does

Some consoling dream calice?

A catless planet

mice?

I hope the moon is still to

you

The place where fairy-tales

come true. And weary mice maj

the case.

the

few railways stiti running at a they can do also reveals a sharp loss, prosperity will raise her falling off in all readers, lovely head above the wreckage

of rusting traffic.

take

In shining meadones of green Top secret

checse. Making it fool-proof

TUE are we live in.... Undon officials say the hire-purchase tronomy,

which most workers are living, is a, power-

un Ier

this to two

Jobs are harder to get

JUNE MONSOON has arrived ful strike deterrent.

here on a secret vieli. Whiley say strikes have frilen

sharply in recent months. To

provent unauthorised

from

he poshte for the photographers. using

They attributed Parsons parking meters every driver she said: "I hope none of these factors: must show his birth certificate pictures will be published,” A and

of a certicate character signed by a 3.P., a bank manager, a schoolmaster, and an M.P. To popularise the conference, specially summoned their H.P. payments: meters, every shitting in the to ensure secrecy, that she did,

slot will release

detergent, and

tho winning

ū

good publicity

man wheed, then explained

June

to the Press

and to hold.

can'i today Workers afford to get behind in

Hundreds of thousands of

one

a packet of not want her visit to leak out. | N.S.W. workers are working to

numbered While giving autographs, the b tight bridget. coupon entitling the drawer of said: "Don't

say anything A high percentage of their months number to an about this" Having announced wages is mortgaged ounce of margarine or a ticket through

the microphone that shead on H.P. commitments, to watch the demolition of she would leave the airport by A bank manager sald theatre. Pedestrians masquer a side entrance to proceed to client sought financial assistance nding as

be the Hotel, pho motorists wit

her to make more hire-purcha arristed.

relinge, acorted by

A review of his hire-puYCHESO police on molor-cycles, left by the aldo budget chowed he had already | recently entrance and got into, the cars, committed himself to pay each frame jamas blowing kisses to the screaming week 3/2 more than his not

wage...

In passing

CCORDING to

A que book

ora

Dog

the country mob.

and

Veiled Directives To The Sea

Unveil The Nun

By JENNY NICHOLSON

Rome.

design a now habit.

EL IS

Story

(By Frank Kilght, Macmillans, London, 21/-)

TRANK KNIGHT is an

He knows

dumptuous clothes for Princess authority on ships, I Nearly a million Roman Catholic nuns are resist. Lollobrigida; Princess saw him on TV when I was Maria-Pla and ex-Queen on leave in London recently. Narriman; and asked him Then he ing attempts to modernise their clothes.

W218 discussing In 1962, after several veiled Papal directives had

a neat black uniform, super tankers. produced no results, Pope Pius XII summoned ankle-length, with tigh: sleeves, his subject, chats rather to Rome 1,100 Mothers Superior of women's head-dress which actually shows fact that sea life does not as white dicky and a nume-type than talks, and despite the Religious Orders, twenty-six of whom, sworn the hair on the forehead."

When the Pope received the rule make for gregarious- to perpetual silence, obedience, poverty and fasting had not left their convents for more than half a century.

wishes:

cent

war.

staters of Nazareth in specialness, he does this enter-

and audience after the change, he tainingly

unselfcon- declared approvingly: "We find selously.. this new habit smart, sensible and dignifled, We are delight-

He gave no sign of the crisp He carefully explained his "Only approximately ten pered to observe this adaptation to polished style of writing which

of the world's nuns aro madera needs."

I found in hig We wish to servo Jezus in Enclosed Orders, that 15,

latest book (published Ly Macallan's Christ and His Church,

the world. as the shut away from

London, 1/-) called The Sco world of today requires us," he The rest arc engaged

One of the Slaters said: "For Story, Nor did I suspect that be old them. "It is not reason- apostolle work in the world, our work. It is a great suc

was so well read on his subject able, to persist in the uses and which takes them into every cess. We tench little children. that he could publish forms that hinder this service. day life, travelling in trams, imagine what a frightening bibliography after each chapter and perhaps render it im- riding bicycles, teaching open- aspect we must have presented and comment on them in a way possible ......

air game to school children tu then before! I was once which suggests that he has read "The religious habit must al- Are they, we wonder, cultably escorting Gomo pupils to them. ways express consecration to dressed for those tasks? How the Royal Palace at Naples to

the Christ this we all know and absurd that

Sisters of meet the Royal children. When Mr Knight is a sen captain by desire. But, in other respects, Charity annoy the very people he Saw mc, littlo Victor profession, though he tatight the habit should always be con-

they are dedicated to serve Emanuel screamed and burst navigation at an RAF train- venient and in accordance with by taking up the room of four into tears. His sister, Marla ing school during the the drunnds of hygiene."

people in a publle transport Pia, managed to come up to His sealife is obviously his firal Six years have passed and his with- their butterly head me and shake me by the hand love. He writes devotedly about words have had title evident dresses,

I, you see', she explained, ships and mariners of all ages up effect.

+

have courage! Our new dress to the end of the last century. The Plous Society of the

more convenient because it

This

work, which is just "What sort Daughters of St. Paul dedicated dignity is given

of example of, does not sweep up the dust slightly more than 200 pages is to the apostolate

by the

saves us all the 15 intended to be "a companion and through the

who, to teach a ball game to media of films and journalism, children, has to pick

minutes a day which we can guide to the reading of books

·for her ill-afford up

Ironing

our abou two nun-journalists

the sea, both feet and skirts to run? How unhygienic frills." Fashion High

Action". As such it is o useful cro

Yet no other Order has yet reference book. those long skirts which. year to report on the most remly models for and carry it into the sickroom! It is true that something a list of dates and briefly detailed

gather the dust from the streets followed sult. "Cost", the

go-ahead fashion. How impractical are trailing traditional and arthele would magazine which they produce.

events with no narrative, It is wide sleeves

at the typewriter, disappear

scene, worth pointing out that Mr or in the dispensary! How can- especially in Rome, the trad Knight's book makes extremely gets tional habl's of the nuns disinteresting reading, providing at Daughters of St Paul erous is the veil which, work in film cutting rooms, at caught in the modern machine!" appeared in favour of neat dark the same time cue of the beat this, the uniforms. Even Simonetta, 10p and most useful summaries of the printing presses and

But in spito' of all repair their own motor cars, But In orly us who

has worked outistory of sailing ships and the have 50 far designer who spite of further

their habit are the practical and attractive modern men who called them, Vatican modernised

that I teaching habits for any Order which de- have seen. pressure on the subject, sul Sisters of Nazareth, refuse

modify their

cices to adopt long under. Their original robes were

new style,

There are two appendices: one black habits, black veils and grim and black, and their faces sists: "I do hope, all the same explaining how contact severe white under-colfs. were frames in a deep and com- that they stay as they are. They various navnl and maritime

and our Inst

reference libraries, and, another Father Glanpleto, who wrote pleated pie frill. They solemnly are so beautiful,

the Middlo Hallon living link with recent instructional called in Schubert.-the

on how to make use of public who hns made Ages."

libraries. pamphlets for nuns, explained; dressmaker

will send

to the Italian shows this

The

to

the most

THE RAF “GOOD

Bun and K

from

#

the

SAMARITANS”

An airwoman and two airmen of Squadron; and Sen, Tech, Cyril (Chippy) RAF, Singapore, are spending ten days Lyle, a carpenter in the engineering wing leave building an extension to the at Seletar, Cheshire Home on the foreshore near

They are concreting the foundation of RAF, Changi-four main buildings already

a new wing for 16 patients at the Home. have been built by RAF airmen in their which was established by Group Captain spare time since June 8 last year, and G. L. Cheshire V.C. for crippled or have given beds to 12 patients since last disabled people. December.

to

The home, an old Army gun site, was The latest "Good Samaritans" are S.A.C. (W) Stella Monica O'Hanlon, a opened last December, within six months 12 WRAF teleprinter operator from RAF of the first building work and the Seletar's Air Traffic Control Centre: patients now there include five children 5. A. C. Hugh Fenton, an electrician and one young man, mostly mechanic attached

No. 205/209 Chinese and Indians.

Straits

But if this suggests that it is

For general reading or for reference this is a commendable book-RII,

Mail Notices

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13 Dy Air

Thailand, Burma, India, 4 p.m. Hawaii, U.S.A., Canada, 4 pm. Indo-China, Laos, Mnisya," Inda- nesta. Australia, New Zealand, 0 p.m.

Formosa, Koren, 0 p.m. Sapen, op..

By Aurface Koren, 3 p.. Indonema 3 p.m. Macro, p.m.

THURSDAY, AUGUST

By Air

China, People's Republic, 8.30 am, Mainya, Indonerie, Australia, New Zealand, Ceylon, India, Middle_Foel, Afries, Great Britain, Europe, 2 p.m.

Philippines, 3 p.m. U.S.A., p.m. Japan, 6 p.m.

By Enrfsen

China, People's Republic. 9 mm, Japan, 11 .m.

Maceo, 1 p.in.

North Borneo, Australia, New Zea land, I p.m.

Acio, & p.m.

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