1959-02-16 — Page 2

THE CHINA MAIL;, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1959,

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NO GREATER LOVE STORY WAS EVER FILMED

OF COURAGE AND DEVOTION!

20.

New York.

A booklet written by Americans about Americans-but supposed to be read only by visitors to the U.S.-is bringing down a storm on a Government-backed office here which produced it.

Billy Graham Scores

622 In

The Rain

Melbourne, Feb. 15.

Fiftoon thousand

people

"Inane," "inteleadby," แกง "a ridiculous waste of taxpayers' money” are some of the charges being levelled at the book.

Chief caure of trouble is chapter which, in & Anger- wagging tone, tells men who come to the US. that while most American women want to be friendly they do NOT want to be involved in romances,”

The controverslat chapter 54083-

"Women enjoy much free- dom in the United Stales For example, they may yu out to public places unaccompanied, and Bino atenc In a

public restaurant.

mby

An unmorried woman live alone or share Hving quar- ters with one or more ather un-

married women, entertaining elber men or women friends

there

This freedom should not be inken for cence.

You will And that in general American women are indepen- dent, friendly, and interested In meeting visitors from all over he world. They expect to meet men on an equal basis.

When women necept invita- tions they do so in a friendly spirit, and they do not expect their acceptance to be inter- preted as anything other than that.

Laughter, Anger

Too much emphasis cannot be placed on the fact that most American women want to be

crowded the West Mel-friends rather than be involved bourne Stadium in pour- romance." ing rain today for the start of American evan-

gelier Billy Graham's "Australian Crusade". Thousands who arrived late left disappointed but 5,000 stood in the heavy rain outside the stadium and listened to Mr Graham's sermon through am- plllers. They cheered when he appeared in a raincoat to ad- dress them in person.

It

Was

Other points which have stirred Americans to laughter or anger:-

BUSES:"Round signs marked

head

A link with the past-All Mohammed, the h gun-bearer in the big six-week safari which the Queen Mother went on with the late King George VI when they were the Duke and Duchess of York, meets Her Majesty ngain at a garden party held in the grounds of Government House, Nairobi.—Central Press Photo.

Gun-Bearer Ali

Bolts At

Big Garden Party

'Bus Stop' show where you get An old African gun-bearer, who has spent all his

on buses."

LAUNDRY: "When washing. your own clatics be sure to separate dark and light colours. Sometimes colours will run,"

APPOINTMENTS: "When you have acceoled an invitation to an American home, your hosts will be both disappointed and inconvenienced it you do not arrive on time or fail to appear. men MANNERS:

a

"You are wonderful people to stand this rain," he said.

"I'll never forget this scene."

announced by spokesman Inter that 622 and women neroptext Bully Graham's invitation to "dedicate their lives to Christ"

Graham told the crowd that a religious reawakening in Australia could have an impact on the whole world,

Among many of the persons

who stood outside in the rain were those from suburban country churches who hired 80 buses to like them to the meet- ing. The buses were caught in traffe snarls and arrived after the stadium doors closed.

Thousands of others left when

rain started falling with a four-

"Introductions

are received by a slight nod of the head accompanied by the spoken 'How do you do? No answer is expected."

An Information Centre spokes- man explained: "We were the trying to give answers to

of questions that worry visitors."--Express Service.

sort

Steel Stamps

London, Feb. 15.

The Chinese govemment bus

deep queue stretching a half issued a new set of three stamps mile from the stadium en- to mark successes in steel pro- trances.-U.F.I.

duction last year-Rouler.

WE'VE BEEN WRONG FOR 1,600 YEARS

Bonn, Feb. 15. Pastor Martin Niemoeller, president of the Evangelical Church of Hessen and Nassau, mid today the Christian Church had been on the wrong path for 1,600 years with its doctrine of justifiable and un- justifiable war.

Paster Niemoeller who was and Atomic Weapons" sald the giving a lecture called "Chrt Now Testameat showed that Christ had not answered force with force.

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life hunting man-killing game bolted from the presentation queue at a Government House ¦ ADMISSIONS:— $2,40: $1.70; $1.20 & 70 CENTS ONLY .... garden party for the Queen Mother frigh- tened by the toppers and Ascot hafs of the 8,000 European guests.

As Idl. moved forward

Ali

All Mohammed Was head gun-bearer to King George bolted. He watched from a dis- VI when, as the Duke of York.tance as Idi murmured! some- ho shot his first lion while on thing to the. Queen Mother- honeymoon in Kenya in 1923. probably the news that All had Ploned to All's tunic at the run away She roared with presentation was a faded photo-laughter. graph of himself and the King on safari,

She Laughed

And he held a gift for the Queen Mather the beautiful black-and-white

colobus monkey.

Then Ali bobbed up among a group of chiefs at the far end of the garden,

When he was presented the Queen Mother smiled and sakl "Of course I recognise you. I skri of a am very glad to see you and the photograph. We had some very Idi Bla Sororo, the King's pleasant second beater on the same efort." safari, stood beside All in the waiting line.

memories of

that

And All proudly handed over the monkey skin.-Express.

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