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• BY

Oxford's

inescapable road-by inquiry chief

THE WAY

by Beachcomber

WAS it criminal negligence,

Wenighted and invincible

a

ignorance, monstrous ingrati- tude, barbarous insenalbility, bestial apathy, or mere gross discourtesy which Ied traveller to write of Jaca under the Pyrences without mentioning that inn where it is always the morning of the world, and where

London, away?

cores

tail

road through the and should be praised while

for

duty

and

Such places are rare today,

still with us-but not of Oxford's they middle Christ Church Mea- name (the travel agencies are listening). When their end dow is recommended comes they go where all good inna go when they die, to those "inescapable" by Elysian Belda which as

arc Vie civil servant Sir Fre-reward

done derick Armer in his honour preserved. report published re- Transformation Scene (2) cently.

I was the day of the M.P.'s visit. A senlor master hod gone to the station to meet him, In the classrooms ink had been substituted for the red wine (which the boys cali miere ordinaire) in all the ink-pols and bottles. Swearing, betting, forging signatures, stealing, blackmail, and other youthful exuberances had been forbid- den for the day, to masters and boyu alike.

Sir Frederick educated at the University College of South Wales conducted 2 18-day | inquiry into Oxford's billerly- controversial traffic problem last December.

He considered 22 different schemes and the elaborate pre- dictions made on an electronic computer by the Road Research Laboratory.

Now he has decided in favour of the scheme backed by the Oxford City Council.

Folly Bridge

This scheme involved a dual

carriageway road starting from a roundabout just cast of Mag- dalen Bridge, running perosa

the Broad walk and ending at a roundabout m St Aidale's, just north of Folly Bridge.

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Magdalen Bridge would not be closed. Sir Frederick scarce: ly considers the possibility in his

report.

It is with regret," he says, that I have come to the con- clusion that, if peace and quiet

SIR FREDERICK ARMER

across is in

is to be restored to the central university area, a road Christ Church Meadow escapable,

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The M.P.'s son, by now ac- climatised, entered into the fun readily as his comrades, being rather sickened by his father's prigulshness. Over the school casino appeared the wards "Divinity Schools," and the school moneylender had become, according to a plate on his door, a solicitor and com- misloner of oaths. All the 14 pawnbrokers were now antique

dealers. The scene was set for

the anxious parent. Pets' guide

Tre making of all kinds of wild animals Into pets raises the question, who will put the cobra out at night, or take the on out for a run in the morning?

Tigers should be kept on leads in crowded streets. The R.S.P.C.A. points out, in a pamphlet, that to keep a' giraffe in a room with a low ceiling is unnecessary cruelly. Alligators must be fed regularly, or they lose their tempers.

Good news

consumer

E lowering of the purchase tax on spiral handles for sleves is expected to have an almost instantaneous effect on the cost of living. It should also stimulate the

these sleves. demand for

A safesmian said: "When saturation point is reached in the home market, we hope to quantities of these aleves to backward countrica. Sleves without handles are a Sir Edgar thing of the past." Falden, the sieve magnate, laughingly concurred.

-(London Expren Service).

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of

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Screams scare

off bandit

A woman cleaner attacked

don) furniture store hung on

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1961.

AUSTRALIAN

NEWSLETTER by EMH

Artist William Dobell tucks o docket for his duty- free razor in his pocket after losing his first docket before his flight to Saigon.

Eastern coast

of NSW hit by tremor

A mild earthquake hit part of the Eastern coast of New South Wales this week and the shock was felt as far inland as Cooma, Goulburn, Canberra, Bathurst, and beyond Nowcastle, altogether for a distance of 250 miles.

The magnitude of the tremor was measured at 5

on the Richter scale at Riverview Ob servatory and the centre of the quake was placed at about 100 miles south west of Sydney in the area of Batemans Bay.

The tremor in Sydney lasted about half a minute and shook houses and furniture, and at breakfast 2 U.E.'s

Station

session, a record was knocked

the Tasmanian

doctors

said on his return "that Russian medical rescarch teams were now using human heart banks, like blood banks, instead of using heari

and lung machines."

He went on to say, there was of the turntable, but it was much less chromium plate buty! sufficiently long enough for much more humanity, and by everybody to feel the impact that he meant that surgery, re- as crockery and windows shook search and medical care gen- and hundreds of people rushed

offices.

uni- into the streets from hoines and erally are regarded as a

versal right of the Russian The Harbour Bridge also! people. swayed and shook causing alanın to many motorists. The whole tremor lasted for about twenty minutes and some damage was done further inland.

The long battle is not over Sir Frederick's report has yel. now gone to the Minister Housing, Mr Henry Brooke, who has promised a debate in the House of Lords before he makes any final decision.

while taking money to the bank If Tre

from a Stoke Newington (Lon-Australian artist William Dobell left Sydney by air this week for a 4,700 miles trip to Saigon where he will paint the portrait of President Ngo Dinh Diem of South Viet пат.

the controversial Following cover portrait of Mr Menzies which Mr Dobell painted for Time magazine last year, this

way.

Disappointed

to most of the cash and screamed.

The thief ran off with £88. The cleaner, Mrs Anne Combey, ot Chalmers-terrace, Stoke shaken but unhuri.London Express Ser-

Reactions in Oxford were sad Newington, and angry.

Mr Geoffrey Mure. Warden of Merion, said: "I feel inclined to say that, unlike Solomon, the Inspector has been deceived by

the false mother who was willity for her baby to be cut

in half."

Was

The Viet-Chancellor, Mr Arthur Norrington, was "very

So disappointed,"

Sir Douglas Veale, secretary of the Oxford Preservation Trust, and of Christ Church. Dr Cuthbert Simpson, the Dean But the Oxford Chamber of Trade and the shopkeepers in the High were delighted.

(London Expresa Xeroical

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vice.

was

Coffee in church American publication has again

gallery

commissioned him this time to paint President Dlem for its front cover, He expects to spend two weeks in Saigon on The painting before dying back

will

Another doctor said there was a doctor for every 500 persons in Russia and that eighty per cent of Soviet doctors were wo- men. It took quite a little tiene for the team of doctors from

so many

MAIL Led police on a

wild

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A young housewife who lost her family expenses in mahjong-and then told the police that she had been robbed by two Chinese women in a public lavatory appeared before Mr Derek Cons at Central Magistracy this morning. The 25-year-old woman, Fu wernen in the lavatory in Water- M-lee, admitted a charge of street on the previous day. causing public mischief.

Police found Fu's statement She said she was afraid of be- ! was untrue and that she had, ing scolded by her husband.

in fact, mortgaged the watch The mungistrate fined her $75, and rings for $76 which she had and allowed her 14 days to pay fost in a majong school. S010 Mall Noon: Vietnam (Letter

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Fu's husband informed the court that he couki not ralsc money to pay the fine on Ma wife's behalf adding that she had already lost all the family expenses.

Russian scientist studying quake areas

The

Port Moresby, May 31. An eminent Russian scientist left New Guinea today for the "The Japanese put up a Philippines after ↑ 10-day torrific programme of re- survey of Australian and New ception" for more than Zealand earthquake regions. 20,000 Rotarians who are Belousov, of Moscow University,

scientia, Prol. V. V. of prosent meeting in is president of the international Tokyo at an annual con- Union of Geology Geophysics.. vention, Mr P. R. Williams- He said before leaving Port son, a Rotarian from Win- part of a 12-month study of the Moresby that his survey woo slow, near Seattle, Wash- world's great earthquake areas. ington, sold shortly after Unesco was making a survey be his arrival from Tokyo by to me If measures could

taken to minimice damage and Air-Indio's Boeing.

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Mr Willamson, however, add-loss of life in countries subject

to earthquakes, he sald.- that despite the "terrine Reuter.

programme of reception", many Rotarians who have not visited Hongkong prior to their presence in, Tokyo prefer to cut short their stay in Japan and come to the Colony for the sake of "do- Ing come shopping."

Mr Williamson and his wife

we're sotne of those Rotarians

Blessed is he whose

who cut short their stay in transgression is forgiven,

Tokyo.

Mr Williamson said that while whose sin

It was true Japan has much to Psalm 32:1.

is covered.-

cffer to the tourist in way of True happiness comes not sight-seeing", Hongkong "is still from having material

the shopper's paradise."

Mr Williamson who called things, but from having himself an "oll jobber" planned spiritual blessings becauso to stay in Hongkong about, a four heart is right with God. week "doing nothing bul Press-Radio Bible Service, shopping."

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«Saturday

FILMS MAJESTIC: Night and Bunday Morning." wit Albert Finney, Shirley Anne Field. HING'S & BROADWAY: "Elmer Gantry," with Burt Lancaster, Jean simt. HOOVER & GALA: "Ring of Fire" with David Jassen, Joyce Taylor, Frank Gorshin. ROYAL "Around the World in 80

Days," David Niven, Cantindas, LEE A PRINCESS: "Spartacus," starring Kirk Douglas, Laurenée

Olivier, Jena Simmons, Peter U- tinov.

RITZ: "Thunder Road," with Robert Australia to get used to meeting

Mitebum. women Professors of Medicine there.

ORIENTAL: "Wizard of Baghdad,

nick shawn, Disas Baker, ASTOR: "Beautiful But Bad," with Mylene Demongeot, fenti Vidal. PARAMOUNT: "Where the Boy's Ale, with Dolores Hart, George Hamilton, CAPITUL: "North West Frontier,"

with Kenneth More. WORLDI "Football Fiend," with

Darry Cowl. STATE: "The Mon Pound Note,"

with Dregory Peck.

As Commonwealth Day was celebrated this year in Sydney, and hundreds of went pounds

"'up in Depart- smoke," Mines ment explosive experts clamped down dangerous Japanese and German fireworks.

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on some

NIGHT SPOTS CHAMPAGNE: Tomiko Anjoh from

Japan.

PARAMOUNT: Ring Lee Bing Fami- ly; Duo Alexander; and Tokyo Can Can Gizle.

GOLDEN PHOENIX: Big Lea King "China Antics, and the Bersa tional Tokyo Can Can Gilste. These include a wooden Ger-

STAX156B: AURIN by FRANCO man firework which experts

Trombotis and his limidan Combo. A coffee-bar was opened in to Sydney and Is hoping the describe as a piece of gelignite,

PARISI Vari Shiraka from Japan.. one of the galleries of Georgian President

woar Eastern

Japanese Auto Fooler, de BTAR HOTEL: Los Vito à biz bend. ORANDEL LOUNGE: Bally Con- St Mary's Church, Woolwich. dreas during the four sittings, a signed as a practical joke on

LEATRE at the in Said the rector, the Rev. Nickle longer than he had for motorists, but which could set

GLOUCESTER HOTEL: Baddie and the portrait of Mr Menzies when i fire to

Sirloin. a car, and a Japanese

Bir Lancelot, Calyped, Stacey: "It will be open from

Polkiong. Guitarist from Trinidad, 10 am to 9.30 pm and we shall he had paly twn sittings in a flare which in fired at such ter-

Conti and 351 CARLTON: Blan be running full restaurant total of about 55 minutes.

Combo, fuktaring the versatiin Vie Cristobal. service."

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riile speed that children could Mr Dobell, triple winner of be injured using it. the Archibald Prize, was to have Fone to Ethlopin in March to More than 100 cases of Arc- paint Emperor Halle Selassie, works have been returned to

Children all over Aus- | but the trip was postponed be- Japan. cause of an outbreak of yellow trafia celebrate Commonwealth Day or as it is known generally "Cracker Day" un May 24th, fires built and enormous bon with patience by the children

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An

Team which is playing in make the day a day to be re- Sydney at present gave membered.

an ancient cannibal war chant to herald their ar- rival at Sydney Airport recently.

The 25 visiting "glants" have average height of alx test and ал average weight of 19 stone Bibs, and the wife of the proprieter of the hotel where they are staying said "they are mighty eaters," and in addition to their food whil drink 12 gal- lous of milk each day.

They have promised Australia some bright football and cer- lainly kept to their promise when they played North Har- bour at the weekend with a rousing 25-12 victory. At the weekend they will be seen by many thousands when they play New South Wales,

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RADIO HONGKONG (AL-TOM. Booke. FM-imė). 12.15 pm. Midday Prayer httev. Father J. Foley: 12.36, Dand Dox: 1. Time Bignal, Diary: 1.13, Weather: 1.15, Time Signal, News; 1.30, Modern Jazz, by Hay Cordeiro: Woman's World: 2.30 Television Themes: 9, We Live and Learn; 3.30, VUDIO – Tư Tưởng (piano) 4 Film Focus - (repeat); 450, Young Icon by Pamela; 8, Homeward Hound; 0.50. Weather: 0. Time Signal, News 10. Interlude: Portuguese fats four-by Dan Carlos: 4.43. The Archers; 7. Time Signal. Today by Michael Page; | 7,00, ** 101 Parade — by Michot

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