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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1961.

THE LOWER It was 93

LEVELS

by

Rusfort Ratcliffe

The disappearing 'exotic'

That head is just as confusing to me as it is to you. What I'm really trying to got at, is how the oxotic Far East has to become more and more unexotic to lure those in search of the exotic,

For instance, there's o new hotel arising in Tokyo, the! Palace Hotel, within a stone's throw of the Imperiul Palace. (However, don't go measuring the

by actually distance chucking rocks as the cops frown on that sort of thing). It will have 449 Western-style rooms and one solllary Japan-

boss Pse cell, as the

the Joinl гесколь people away from home (in search of the exotic) want all the comforis of home,

ان

RESORT HOTEL

Mr Knowles, boss of Paclite Area Travel Association, has

that somebody suggested Hongkong should build a "re- sort hotel" on Lantao Island to take advantage of the beau tiful scenery and beaches.

The question is, should this he exotle or not? By this I mean, should it be Western, exoilo style dude ranch, or exollo

TOP PAID

GIRL CAN

EXPECT £16

A WEEK

WOME

London.

get a raw deal on pay in this

on

in the

NY shade

IT

By DON IDDON

New York.

TT was 93 in the shade in New York just

the other day and over

100 in the sun, ignit-

PEOPLE IN THE NEWS A man with big thoughts

of

the future

By RICHARD BERRY

ing some hot state- Is there a future for the great ocean liner? In a hurrying

ments.

Representative John Pillon, Re- called

of

publican Congressman, for a formal declaration non-shooting war against all the Communist parties in the world. South Carolina millionaire bust- nessman Arthur Bauer urged the United States to invite Cuba to become the Afty-first State of the American Unica. Said he: "Buy Cuba out. Effect a merger like in business. It would work."

Not during the Castroitis Infec-

Lion.

Gin spot

THE newest drink here is the

Dilatini, decribed 43 the

Martint but ultimate

with

instead of an olive or twist of lemon peel,

Should a firm which has world, can it pay its-way? made its name from building floating palaces now put tradition aside and build up a fleet of passenger aircraft?

Disastrous

losses hit

the fruit

growers

London.

These are the questions which ure facing Sir John Montague Brocklebank, at 45 chairman of Cunard, the most famous passen- Ker rhipping line in the work (80 ships, headed by the Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary).

Sir John has been attacked from many directions. Some Opposition Members of Parlia- ment believe that Government support for a new "Queen" on the ground of Britain's prestige, would merly enhance the prestige of Cunard.

Airline operators see Cunard possible threat to their re-

pickled dilly bean in the gin Four months of topsy-turvenues. Some Cunard investors weather ranging from are worried lest the firm's con- February heatwaves to tribulion to the cost of the pro- bitter frost at the end of Jeeted liner would make the May have brought disas- Cunard (dare one mention the

word?) bankrupt. to fruit los cs trous growen.

coast

country, reveals a re-imported British gin is outsell- markable survey

all the ing local brands in beller bars in Manhattan, exoils what people earn in a

Chicago's gold

and American- recent Ministry of La- Beverly Hills.

And British goods are featured Japanese kiyle hotspring bour Gazette.

in many department stores. "De British. Dad's very Brush jur Father's Day."

hostelry?

This first major examination of wages since 1938 clears เร many misconceptions caused by the Ministry's semi-annual of exotic vestigullon Into average

Sering the Japanese sin the end of the Palace Hotel are buliding exutle Western- style pubs instead

Japanese ones, Hongkong should Krab the chance and bulld something startlingly exotic for tourista

carnings.

The Ministry's last average- earnings survey. published in January, showed that men had £14 105. d. und women £7 88. (4d. In the seemd pay-week of

last October.

I don't see why Eskimo igloos can't be bull at Lanao with genuine imported Arcile ICA Today's far more exhaustive blocks. Japan might counter Inquiry shows how misleading an this with exolic headhunter's average can be and what a wide tree hugs clustered together range exists between the lightest

and heaviest pay packets. around nipa-palm long house

SHATTERED 3g a hotel.

some-

THE EXOTIC

However, combining thing is exotic as these with all the comforts of home, would tuke a bit of deep engineering research. Steam-heating an igloo and air-conditioning on upen long house, are no jobs for a village plumber.

we

in fact, only one man in gets between £13 and 216 a week and nearly 28 per cent of the men in this country curt less than £12 a week.

Rough stuff· ELEVISION violence is much worse here than in Britain.

In Kent, which produces most of our Brumley's Seedlings, the inain cooking apple variety, the crop is expected to be the worst on record. Other cooking apple crops have been cul by more than a third,

The most popular dessert

A survey by the National Asupple, Cox's Orange Pippin, has sociation for Better Radio and Television shows that before

also suffered because trees were drowned by ran in the winter and scared by frost in May.

The Ministry of Agriculture estimates that in Kent and Essex there will be only half as many Cox's apples as last

the hour of 9 pin for one week there were 144 murders, 140 attempted murders, 53 "just fable" killings. 14 cases of drugging, 12 Jalibreaks, 36 rcb- beries, 13 kidnappings, seven cases of torture, six extortion

Worcester Pearmains cuses, and five blackmalla, Kenneth More's aim, Man in other dessert apples have not but crops the Moon, drew enthusiastic, been 50 badly hit, notices from almost all the will be about a nith less than critics.

On the other hand, nearly one | in eight had a gross pay packet | A direct

of more than £20 a week last October, Fower than one per cent notched a pay packet of more than £30 n week

It

I can visualise the thappy). The report also shatters the

his steam-heated notion that Britain's miners are tourist in Igloo, sleeping (contentedly) in the £1,000-a-year class. beneath waterproof sheets as shows that fewer than a quarter of the underground workers got the roof of his (warm, Cosy) Igloo dripped steadily down on more than £20 a week, though him.

eight minern gol £50 a week or more.

However, we could even go a blt more exotically mad, And funnel off the roof drippings into In fish tank on the Boor. On

aber buy! INDIAN, PERBIAN, BORRARA, Į awakening, our now wlidly carpeta alna Kashmir Numdhas kn wide selections. Inspection wei- thrilled tourist could point to a cumcu Hassan's, 277 Mirador "At-Ash us is done at the floating re- cade, Nathan Road, Telephone 03505.staurants, and shriek "I'll have MACKINLAY'S BOOTCH

That for breakfost—with a slice randity avaliable. Piene (Richard Jin & Co.) for prompt delivery. The Five Generationa Scotch famula ince 2015.

WHISKY

POSITIONS VACANT

COMMERCIAL

Better of than miners are the dockers Last November one third of them got more than £20 a week. and 17 earned more than £50 a week.

THE HOURS

But women fare badly against 31530 of Maryland ham and French-these high earnings.

fried Idaho spuds."

The Ministry reveals that about 60 per cent of the women

enn-

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

POLYDORUS "

year.

Inst summer.

Cider cut

and

Cider output 100 will be cut. Crops of cider apples In Here ford and Somerset are down by

from

RIGHT IMPRESSION

Not an enviable job to be in -but then top jobs are not meant to be, Certainly Sir John does not give an outward sign of being worried by the criticism. He is good-natured, imperturbable. And he comes that hos background been long used to responsibility. banks in the ruling circles of There have been Brockle-

Cunard for more than 80 years, Sir Jolin came

the top eighteen months ago,

He created a good impression right from the start. Many a time he has left his office in the Cunard building (known 10

نا

men as the Kremlin) in the centre of Liverpool's waterfront and gone out to see how things the going on in the world,

He has crossed the Atlantic a score of times, unlike his pre- decessor, who never did at all. He appeared on television, He welcomed the press, and anyone else of interest who might want to see him.

At

in

New show JOEL COWARD is here to his new musical comedy, Sail Away. He wrote the book, music, and lyrles half. his first musical here since

Pears and plums in most

IN CHARACTER Convertation Plece in 1934.

Tcas escaped the worst dam-

In all this Susun

he was no more Strasberg bas

were chosen age, but bumper crops

than acting in character. Hane to live in. Her parents, reduced by the savero trost at

Eton and Cambridge, a friendly Paula and Lee Strasberg, dy the end of May, the latest ex-

and popular figure, he tended there to help furnish the flat." perlenced in 20 years, The average American ate moru

to be

more distinguished One of the worst hit growers athletic than academic spheres. chocolates and sweets Tast is Mr Peter Tipples, who has

In the shipyard to which his year than ever before. Each 80 acres of apple trees at fiun- father sent him to learn the person ate 10.9 lb. of chocolate. ton, near Maidstone, Kent.

rudiments of his trade, and in FOUTNOTE.--An American

Normally

seils 25,000 the German prison camp where bushels of Bramleys and Wor-

he spent much of the war, he casters, but this year he expects

was essentially one of the lads. only 2,000,

He married a girl called Pamela "Blossom was plentiful, but Sue, as full of humour and free we had one setback after a of pretension as himself. other. Crops round here will be the worst in 20 years. The anly consolation is that we can expect to have better prices for our apples," he said.

15

a person who isn't afraid to be rude about his President but is always polite to a traffe

cop.

Island homes

he

Ton shipping world used to deal with a succession of Tron Chancellor ot Cunard, Sir John's pleasant manner is on agrecable surprise.

But Iron Chancellors are a the past. Sir John may prove to be a more flexi- ble, but no less able bossa man of steel.

I shall pause here a moment in industry earned between £6

A £2,500,000 plan to build 002 On the bright side, crops of and knock off # couple of and 29 a week.

houses in Jérney during the next strawberries, now approaching thing of But 37 per exotic beers while I dream up cont of them earned less than

three years was approved by the their peak, are about 10 per further aids to the tourist in- £7, and only 13 per cent earned

States, the island's Parliament. į cent up on last year. dustry in its franilo starch for £10 or more.

-London Express Service.

London Express Servico. Barely three per the exotic (and the comforts cent cared more. than £12 a of home).

week.

NOTICE

HONG KONG RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION

Although it is true that women generally worked about seven hours a week less than men. good earnings for women peter out so quickly that the Ministry allotted them a top-bracket of enly £10 and over," Worked out to a decimal, fower than one women in 300 qualified for this Kroup.

"-(London Express Service).

Notice is hereby given that the Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Union will take place on Friday, the 7th of CROSSWORD July, 1961, at 5:30 p.m. at the Hong Kong Football Club, Happy Valley, for the purpose of:

(1) Considering

2

110

and, if

thought fit, adopting the Accounts as presented for the

year ended 31st March, 1901.

12

1243

(2) Electing officers for the 1961/02 Besson, namely

a President, Chairman, Hon. Secretary, and Hon. Treasurer.

(3) Considering suggestions put forward by the repre- sentatives of the members of the Union,

Each member of the Union may send one representativo to the Annual General Moot- fog, and all such roprosenta-j

together from tives,

with the

Damaged cargo ex this vessel will bo aurveyed by Mears, Wood & Browno at Holt' Wharf

30 m. on July 10 & 11, 1861, and conflameod sre" requested to have their representatives present during the survey.

DUTTERFIELD A SWIRE, Agents.

Hong Kong, July 6, 1901.

oMears and mombora of the Committee may vote.

K. G. J. MOORE,

Hon Secretary.

Hong Kong, 22nd June, 1961,

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1. Make up your mind, (9)

Way. (4)

9. Dress.

10. Puiling out. (9)

12. Encountera

14. Drazzy type. (8)

10. Kecitement (6)

20. Kalb, (4)

(0)

17. Nude, (9)

21 Number of years. (3)

23. Japor (0) 25, 1300ta family. (4) 26 Rango of foods (8)-28 Bour 10) Down

1. Badir, (9) 3. Winner, 18, 4)

8. Equina runner, (9), 4 Piaz, (4) 5. Number. (0)

4. Ugo (3)

7. Obattin

(0)

building #tyle.

11. Exact sum

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former

10. Lawluj. 10). in Caspiders

tion, (4)

19. Fifty peră

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