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Romantic
Women and for no other, I wish many Novelists! If I were forced Happy retums of the day to any
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meandering gesture prefer
it may so express myself.
will endear me to at would rivulels
ene reader. "Myra, how to least of sentimentality
It was my terren acres of sinking muck, could he know
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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1900.
The doctor plans
to glide over peaks
DR
HE HOPES THE HOT AIR IN HIMALA YAS WILL GIVE THE PICK-ME-UP HE NEEDS
By STEPHEN HARRER
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London, Feb. 3.
R BRENNIG JAMES shook down his thermometer the other day at the end of his round of flu patients and turned from soaring temperatures to his ambition to soar over the world's highest mountains-by glider.
Soon he plans to take leave from his practice at Marlow, Buckinghamshire, just 1200 above sea level and challenge the mighty. 20,402ft. killer peak of Annapurna in a fragile call- plane.
Dr James is counting on hot- air funnels caused by the su on bare rock faces to allow him to sour like an engle uppre elpices and over high snow peaks.
For a year he has been trying to get permission to 29,002ft. Everest, highest perk of them all.
But the Nepal Government
TIBET
MT. EVEREST 29,002
ANNAPURNA 26,492
"KATMANDO
INDIA
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AL
INDIA
0 MILES 150
has refused on political grounds, that ha Annapurna permit will Everest is hard by the remote lapse if not, taken up this year. my hunch is that they frontier villa Cibirte-occupied
want the "eccentric English Tibet.
132011" to have his fun
while
HAT-TRICK
But
there is a ready-made rescue Instead the Nepalese have team on the mountain, offered bim Annapurna, wei
A British Commonwealth inside the frontiers.
Army expedition led by Everes Said Dr James, 34-year-old ter Colenel James Roberts 19 bachelor "I wanl 10 bring attempting the unclimbed lesser Britain a hat-trick on Everest, peak of the twin-peaked moun-
"We were first to ly over it in this spring. In powered aircraft, firsi 10 Dr James, o tormer RAF. reach its summit frum the medien officer, has had his ground, and I want to be Arst Everest bug since a holiday in
to soar-rover it in free flight.
"Perhaps I can prove my Theory on Annapurna I can get permission for Evercat next year,"
Switzerland
several years ago when he spared arcund-Swiss heaks ettertlessly on continuous it caused by the sun beating on the mountainsides.
Now he is rushing arrange- is fensible at the much ments. because German and greater heights of the Hima French glider pilots are belayan, twice as high cs ginning to show an interest highest Alpine peak?
I'm so excited about it she says
By ANN KENNY
Lon-
London, Feb. 3, White-haired Sister Holan
Rowe travelled to don last week to propors. for the Queen's baby," shall probably bonum moned to the Palace by lattor or
phone,"
The
said. " | don't know when."
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS:
MARSHAL JUIN
FEARLESS SPEAKING HAS MADE HIM
MANY
...
ENEMIES
By RICHARD BERRY
Seventy-one-year-old Marshal Alphonse Juin- France's only living marshal is an uncom- promising bulldog of a man whom people either love or hate,
There can be no in-between.
In vincit hat and furtrimmed For the Marshal, who last held coat sho travelled by train a military command in 1950, has From Harrogate in a first-class never ceased to be a fighting non-embling compartment man who recognises only friend
and foe,
"All this fuss," she said, "has
a me" I probably knew
"I think
about this almost as soon so The Queen herself. I say her But
alr the
Is thin,
and she the about a month ago weather
and unrortain,
thelooked very well." She is a terrain would make any forced marvellous patient --- absolutely landing above low- lying, wonderful. paddy-field valleys extremely hazardous.
RADIO LINK Higher gincial falleys above the tree-line are strewn with houlders. Below them. steep Toresd singes cone down shary 25 arrowheads to racing rivers
that cut them.
Her eyes twinkod: "I always hoped, you Imow, that would be another."
..THE LUGGAGE
L:
Few
havo people
ever genius. riticised his military His courage is renowned. But in the post-war years his blunt and fearless peoking has made him many enemies.
In 1934, Marshal Juin was sacked overnight from the there high military posts that came under the control of the French had because he Government dealt an unprecedented snub to the then Prime Minister, M. Laniel. After openly attacking the proposed European army, he ignored a suminons to appear before the Premier,
In Yorkshire Sister Rowe has been looking after Mrs Julie Ramsden, witc M.P. for. Harrogate,
Two batterod suitcases and a
of the
Tory
to operate Dr James plans from a Dakolā airstrip 3,000.
sea level in the rice-boldal were all her luggage. above
In London Sister Rowe went paddy valley of Fokra. Just 15
fret to an hotel. "A cup of tea His attempts will be made air miles froth the mountain. after release from. #lewing powered aircraft,
He plans to keep contret with
by radio, the airstrip
and 1 proximity fures" to his wing tips incuse he becomes sudden- y enveloped by cloud. London Express Service.
Alarming rise in
drug addiction
the Johannesburg, Feb. 2.
Sun temperatures of 156deg. in this new way to challenge the earth's highest places. Fahrenheit have been recorded That may be why the Nepul by climbing expeditions as high Government has told Dr James as 19,000ft," on "Everest.
Picture shows 18-year-old Princess Benedikto of Denmark
at her riding school just north of Copenhagen. The Princess is so capable a horsewoman she has taken part in public demonstrations held by the school-Express Photo,
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With comment
in e democracy one 21152 ussume that everything is car- Tied out by comanon consent, 1 not, ita up to democrats to make their opinions felt,
(Morning paper)
HENCE the popularity of the
tefcrendum and the plebis- cite among our politicians,
Sorting things out
So many ears are being towed away by the police that a prepared for plan is being making certain streets towing- rests, and elesing them to all of other Mc. In the case breakdowns, extra towers would be summoned to tow the in- mobilised towers and their of charges. Ensuing ense cbstruction would result in the extra towers, the Imantbiliser fevers, and the towed all being towed way by other
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Random greetings
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Besides there, it is believed That supplies of prohibited hair-du, drugs like cocaine, heroin and morphia are being sold, per- Ucularly in Johannesburg and other large cities.
SISTER ROWE
Another time, Marshai Juin was asked if he intended to stand
He
MARSHAL JUIN
In the presidential elections. Jula, spent most of the inter-
repiled:
"Do you think war years in North Africa and my title eventually became Chlef-of-Staff the legendary Marshal
I would give up
of Marshal of France to take on to
a job which contains far more Lyautey. In 1940 he commanded boring chores than real powers" a French armoured
division The result: France's No. 1 which covered the Dunkirk re
treat until It was cut off by the the Germans,
Surrounded, "Bulldog" Juin refused to negotiate, and fought
from soldier was banned Elysee Palace. His new enany, President Auriol, announced: "1 have decided to give up at least one of those boring chorts back until his division had fred will no longer receive Marshal | Juin.”
I SAY WHAT I LIKE Again, in June, 1952, Juin re ferred to the late Marshal Petala as being "a victim of the vicissitudes of Hitler."
of
their last round of ammunition. The commander was taken prisoner in the final Germinza assault,
DEFENDED TUNISIA
In June, 1941, Juln'e release He was was obtained by General Wey-
the General's command.
Year's later, at Petein's trial. Juin explained that the French North Africau urmy could not the Allies at this
roundly criticised in the National gand, then Vichy's commander- in-chief in French' Atries. He Assembly.
Yet only in few days later. was made military commander tho straight-talking soldier lu Morocco and six months later zuiced A sharp increase in drug is just what I've been wanting," launched a new attack. He said the Vichy Government
"France should leave the United him to become Minister of War. addiction
South she said. in
"I am so exclled I
Nations and slam the doors if He declined. Africa, especially in haven't eaten much today.
the Americans continue their Bul when Weygand was dia- "I have such a lot to do. I tranquillisor, and "pop"
disastrous poistics
in North missed by Vichy for being too have orderco two new overalls pills freely obtainable at for my time
I Africa, In North Africa there "anti-Gaman,” al the Palace.
Juin accepted chomist shops, is alarm- always wear king-fisher blue;s nothing to choose between the the North Airican half of
Americans and the Ressens," that nasty medical much nicer Ben ing doctors and
old grey."
More recently, Juln has been Also planned: A special airing nis views on the most con-
troversial question
all "You know," said SisterAlgeria. Last October, when he have joined
I have been criticised General de Gaulle's me xvause of the hostile als Rowe, becRive midwife to the Arst fady of plans for self-determination in titude of the French fleet. Ic that his aim, and the end, people think I am Algeria, the French Minister of maintained
before him, grand. But I'm not snooly -- the Armed Forces promptly do that of Weygand
clarea that mitory icaders was to prevent direct Axis con- nol a bit."
should keep out of political (rol of North Africa, whilo secretly building a French Army matters,
But now the Marshal has had to fight the Germans again at Then she went home to her a private talls with the President the right moment.
he had Accuring to Juln, bed-sitting room In Highgate. about Algeria. His friends say
On a chest drawers were that he told de Gaulle it would hoped that this moment would two photographs
onc of
the be signalled by Marshal Petain. be madness to fire on Prire Charles ("a wonderful Insurgents; that at the first shot Instead, when the Allies landed child") with Princess Anne, the against them he would state in North Africa In 1942, h other of the Queen and Prin-publicly that they had his sup- orders were still to resist the cess Margaret as children. port and lay down his Marshal's invaders.
"leve Lables," said Sister baton. Rowe. "Mind you, I'm sure 1 It is the climax to a long series don't know much about chil- at blunt statements by a man dren when they get a little bit who once dechred: "I am a Marshal of France. I shall say older."
what I like."
The great majority of, recent addlets, and those who can no Jorrer afford the expensive and diMcult-to-get drugs, are using,
or four types of "pop" {n} tranquilliser substances which can be bought cheaply at ery chemist shop.
three
HYPNOTIC EFFECT
One of the most popular, which costs 3. fd for Lon tablets, has a hypnotic effect, induers a feeling of well-being d'spels inhibitions, and gives the general symptoms of drunken- ness
cald A Johannesburg doctor that to had come across MENY patients who had become ad- beled without knowing it.
After starting off with a few tablets when tired depressed. they gradually increased the dose to as many as 20 or more a day. One woman was found to be taking 300 tranquilleer tabl is a wook.
Many patients had become addicted to various slimming tablets which contained small quantities of bobit - forming drugs,
There should be much stricter control of all drugs, including those so-called 'barmless* onex". he sald "Even druen already on tho prohibited list are being od- sained by addiots, sometimes from careless or unscrupulous chemists,"
Mr A. L. Coetzee, Superinten- dent of the Northlea "Inalitute for Alcoholics, near Johonnes- Giancarlo and tila alle Combo. FiGuy Show byburg, guld that several of the Varens Alonzo "Quaretta Fapag- drug addicts being treated thera Auf Cocktail Lounge: Larry Allen
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THE HOME
"I'm
After the royal baby? not going to relire for A VETY org time," she said. "Lots of bables
have to be delivered! yet." A LAYETTE for 56 pieces
LIKE MONTY
Juin obeyed his orders. But within a few weeks he began negotiations with the Allies and persuaded Admiral Dar- Jan
DELBO fire to give the order and place all their forces under General Giraud. From then on, he fought the Axis vigorously. He defended In some ways the portion of Tunisia against von Arnim, let has been made for the baby by Marshal Juin in France could be is owil. corps through the 22 old ladies at a Derby home likened to that of Field-Marshal toughest battles of the Italian
of the Lord Montgomery retired people
campaign, and helped to plan drapery trade. Sample: a 54in.
Both have achieved chawl of more than 200,000 ter.
rank from which they can never, stitches-London Express.
Melally, retire.
for
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But Marshals of France een- As a military leader he dis- tinue, to a much greater extent played outstanding qualities and than British field-marshals, to rediated a great fighting spirit receive the honours of their rank throughout his troops, After tho till their deaths, And when liberation he became the first Juin speaks on Algeria, it is post-war Chief-of-Staff to the with special authority and some French National Defence Com- signlicanco.
milter and began the rebuilding He was born and bred in of the French Army. Algeria and served most of his Two years after the war he Army career in North Africa. was appointed Resident-General Moreover, many people consider in Morocco and was one of the that he is spokesman for a view- first Frenchmen to realise the point which is probably shared potentiel danger of the then
Sulton, Stai by many Army officers today,
Mohammed Ben
Alphonse Juin's father was Yousels.
But he falled to convince the a gendarme in Algiers; his mother was from Corsica. The Government and several years son, born in so humble a went by before it finally deposed home, turned out to be bell- the Sultan.
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The Marshat could not resist After attending bigh-school writing to Foreign
Minister
in Algeria, he enlisted in the Georgen. Bidault: In 1951 I army and wan a place in the sent you a letter in which 1 ex- of the milltary academy of Saint plained the danger Cyr. He passed, out top of a Sultan's politics. Have a lookc cles which included an in your files, they are not officer cadet called de Gaulle. covered With dunt."," Africa, to North
His last major, appointinent Returning
of NATO'n young Juin took part in the was that of C-in-C Aghting In Morocco until the Central European coctor,
The Marshal, is now a wealthy outbreak of World War I. Then
he went to the Western Front as man and has much to keep him
150 A a lieutenant in a Moroccan re- busy in semi-retirement, alment and began to make his a dovated family man, Ilkes chaln and spirits, BB man of great food wine reputation
smokes and enjoya a game of physical courage,
ilo was five times mentioned bridge.
in despatches, decorated in the
Bridgo, which he plays with field, and received wounds which merciless enthusloam, giver kim almost completely deprived him perhap the greatest pleasure of of the use of his right arm and all. For Marshal Juin is an ol which still compet him to enlato soldier who will likes nothing
beller than a good fight, left-handed.
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