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THE CHINA `MAIL,

MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1958.

The Old Lady

Is Off To

Break The Bank

At Monte Carlo

London, Dec. 14.

A gentle white haired old lady, who claims she makes £1 a mintue at the gaming tables of Monte Carlo, was reported today preparing for her annual trip to the casinos. "Sunday Dispatch" columnist Bromley Abbot said 84-year-old Mrs Edith Earle of Suburban Hammersmith has "an infallible system" for beating the bank-and keeping her in little luxuries.

The system was left her, he said, by her mathematician

husband when he died some years ago.

Every year since, he said, Mrs Earle heads for the balze- topped tables to make just enough money to see her through another year--and to provide a little some- thing extra for her old age.

A FRIEND TOO

On her Christmas trip this year, Mrs Earls will be accom- panied by Mrs Anne Legare, wife of a Montreal in- surance executive, and Mrs Legure's 24-year-old daughter. Juliette.

"I'm going to have a lot of fun," she said.

Mrs Enric is "determined my system will die with me." "I know that gambling causes distress and heartbreak," she said. "I would rather the Casinos shut up and so put an end to all that human suffering."-UP.I.

Boy's 9-Month

Hike To Fulfil His Father's Wish

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Electricity Rates

Sir-in regard to my letter which you were good enough to publish on Saturday. I wish 10 London, Dec. 14. draw attention to an unfortunatc Robert Kandralingham, from

mistake of mine. The sentence Sungai Siput, Perak, today affected should read:

the "Apart from

obvious reached Ullswater, West

objections, the slination may moreland, after nine- have already passed the stage

hitch-hiko month

where from

Government could, from its own resources, find sutleient

moncy adequately the share- to compensate holders (or the companies, as the ease may be) in a take- Over."

Malaya to Britain.

His intention is to go to a British university which was his

before he father's wish captured and shot by terrorists In the Malayan Jungle.

Was

Jls Journey took him through Slam, Burma, India, Pakristin, Persia, Turkey, Greece, Yugo, slovie, Austria, Germany and Belgium He got licts in ships, Trucks, ambulances, private, ars, a canoe and un a donkey. 10 New Delhi he had lunch with Mr Krishnan Menon, Indian Defence Minister.

He set off in April this year with five shillings in his pocket,

ex-

WINSTON S. EDWARDS.

Twenty Times As

Many Pupils

As 11 Years Ago

More than 2,000 students of Wellington College attended the when Speech Day at the King's

incl

clad in jeans and a while shirt.

Theatre this moming.

Mr 1. C. Chang, the Prin- Today, nine months after-

elpal, Ullswater

in hus Al report. watts, he arrived at ureed ke an Aretle

spoke of the increase of enrol plorer complete with fur-lined

2,800 today against 142 in 1947, when the school WILS hat. alpine stock and rope.

foundi. Kandraugham said: “I was

Dr the lion S. N. Chau, the determined that my father's

unid quantita- wish

guest speaker, Thould come true, so

tive strength was not the decided to hitch-hike my way

criterion by which an eduen- tional Institute was evaluated.

la England

7

**I slept in garages, trucks and police stations. Once

*

whole Persian village turned

nut and followed me. They looked threatening su I told them i was from Moscow they ran away

like mud."— France-Pressu

10,000-FT

PEAK IN ANTARCTICA

London, Dec, 14. Soviet Antarctic explorers have discovered a pyrai shaped peaks more than 10,000 feet above sea level during n fight near the "polo of

MYSTERY OF CREATION WILL BE SOLVED

Prop Lovell

London, Dec. 14. Man will know in a few years whether the universe was created in-

tr Blantaneously whether the process of creation is continuous, thanks to the use of radio telescopes, Pro- fessor A.C.B. Lovell sald tonight in a talk over the BBC.

Professor Lovell, Director of the world'e largest radio telescope at Jodrel Bank, Cheshire, said if it were proved that the galaxies were evenly distributed throughout the universe, it could be concluded that crea- tion was a continuous process.

If on the other hand, the density of the galaxles thinned

Annual Christmas Concert At

Paramount

L

By D. E, GRAY

AST evening the Hong-

of

kong Concert Orches. tra, under the baton Victor Ardy presented its Annual Christmas Concert at the Paramount Restau- rant before 21 very

well- Alled auditorium.

The programme was in two par Jill Doggett opened the programme by singing the carol O Holy Night with the orchy- stra playing la unison. Then followed inarch errungod by Aubrey Wlater, L Gypsy Fantuslu, and two operatie "Tancred" voitures-Rossini'a

and Boieldien's 'Caut of

Bagdad'.

The second half of the pro- mix- Bromme Was Д merry

ure, ranging from music from the shows 10 a Scottish Eight- same Reel. The programmAL: closed with Community Singing (the Guy Nineties and Christ- nias Carols).

in

Everyone seemed To be happy mood, for a programme such as bla is certainly col- culated to drag one out of the blues, should our be a bit down. The orchestra was constituted roughty

all its recent us in concerts, viz. Pho tuba, onc three cuphonium,

flutes, kwa obotu,

clarinets, three:

thre saxophones, four French horn, three trumpets and four trom- bones, and full percussion (three players). Against this on the atring side were scre and four string twenty violins

There were practically no violas or cellos.

basses. out

the further they oc curred from the earth, that would signify that all creation occurred simultaneously.

But, said Professor Lovell, even if it were established that crea- tion was a continuous process, that would not be sufficient evidence for arriving at an en- tirely materialist con- ception of the universe. Cosmology cannot explain creation itself, and must forever defer 10

the metaphysics,

astronomer concluded. --France-Presse,

New Freight Office Opened

Mr A, C. Purker, Director of Marine, cut a ribbon at 11 aan. today Prolight

to

open

an

The majority of the wood- wind and brass seemed to be European Service players and, considering the quality string playing in Hongkong, it Is not surprising, on the figures above, that the brass tended to dominate the position. Normally, of course, it is the reverse in a Symphony or light Orchestra.

The woodwind jotonation lett something to be desired at the

the opening of

Rocsin

Overture,

WB:

and one would al- ways hope that there is not too mitch string solo work. Apart from thal, intonation generally good. With such predominance of military players. there was great preci- sion, and one point on which I must compliment this Orchestr is their maintenance of proper tempo. Never does the tempo drag-everything they play is at the proper speed.

This is a type of music! entertainment which har obvious appeal to a particular section of the Hongkong publi like to relo the Chinese for those who Department office of over a drink, hearing famillar Hongkong and Eastern and lively tunes over the hum

of conversation, Shipping Co., Ltd.

Mr Parker was greeted

Malcolm, De- arrival by Mr puty Managing Director of the shipping company,

Director, Mr Fung. Scheffer, Man

Manager of Liner De- partment, Mr Ho Tal, Manager ΠΟΥ office and his of the asistant, Mr Chan Wing-giu.

A cocktail party will be held at Maxim's at p.m. today as a further celebration

Bul ufter studying the occasion.

school record, he was sure that quailty was abundantly avoll- able in the College.

Mrs S. C. Chuu presented the certificates and prizes.

New School.

The now building of the Pui Ying Middle School will be opened by H.E. the Governor, Sir Robert Black, - tomorrow afternoon and not today, as ro- ported in this morning's news- paper.

The school Is situated at Lyttelton Road and the opening ceremony is at 4.30 pr.

Car Stolen

A private car, No. 453 was "in-stolen from outside Far East accessibility, Moscow Radio Moore, Salisbury Road, bo- tween 1.30 p.m. and 4.50 p.m. The broadcast" mid that only yesterday, half of the peak was covered with snow,

reported last night,

Another

discovery claimed

by the Russian party, it said, was a mountain ridge stretch- ing along the 74th parallel at

I about 60 degrees cast,

*This is an indication that in the central part of the Antobe« tie, the rellet under the ice ta Very uneven," the Moscow broadcast mald--B.P.1.

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Mr H. Armed Attack

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of this

Rabat, Dec. 14. Armed bands in Morocco on Saturday night attacked the ca. park of the Boubaiser-Zeltid): mines, in Algerian territory, zu- lable sources said tonight.

Heavy damage was done to the cars there-France-Press.

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