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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1961.
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China Mail entertainment guide The terrifying WE
FILMS
ROXY & MAJESTIC: TKO B)
amble," Stephen Boyd, Julietta trees, David Wayne,
1.15. Time Signal, Newe; 1.30, Letter from Aberica-by Alistair Cooke (repeat): 145, Fascinating Rhythmm. 1. London Calling: 2.30, "Lutlu Hary naise; 3, We Live at Learn; 3.30,
KINO'S & BROADWAY: "The Gung | Munte in Miniature; 248, Weather,
uf Navarone," Citegory Peck, David Niven, Anthony Quinn.
HOOTER & ALE
Charlton Reston,
30. Young Idea-s
Hunuward Pamela:
Tit ","d; .5. Weuthur
Bignut. News: 5.10, Interlude; OJE. QUEEN'S, LOYAL & STATK: The | Jazz in tour-by Robert Acheron
World of Hurie Wong Willison
9.43, Thu Ateliers; 2. Tune Sign, Holden, Nanry Hwan.
Totay-by Michael Page.
LEE & PRINCESH: "The sin of Hartnel Code," Angle Dickitun Peter Fisch.
RITZ: "Jurkey to the Lost City,"
Garaget.
Return to Xeyiun Pixee, irol 1.ynley, Jeff Chandler. ASTOR & CAPITO.: "The Avenger,"
Job Poryibe. PARAMOUNTINGARABÜK the Lost Denim," Anthony Ifall, Joyro Taylor WORLD The Chaplin Cavalcade. CATHAY 4 STAR: "Cinderelx," *
"Moviet ballet flm.
XY: "Around the World In BO
Saya."
NIGHT SPOTS CHAMPAGNE: Danny Crinulogu
tal Rockers, Hongs by Gerile Cantera. PARAMOUNT: Elvira_Reat Trio, Art Inng How, and left and Banul. GOLDEN PHOENIX) Frankie Var- fer and tosemarie and Dupont and Kathy.
MAXINER Me by Tiria Gun
and his all star Combo and Novelty Acts by Artane Cerasy. PARIS. Yvonne MoaNEA,
STATE: The Fabulous Echoes by hbippine boys, Copperknobi Harry Allen, Frankie Ferrer & Rosemarie,
HIN KWOK: Ari tang Show, LAK
Vegas Trio & Normani town. GRANDEL LOUNGE: Sally Con-
Tentas at the plans, GLOUCESTER HOTEL:
Sirloin.
Saddio and
CARLTON: Ben Conti and ble Cam- ko, featuring the versatile Vic Cristobal and singer
FM and medium wave irms- misalons divide,
ON MEDIUM WAVE
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thing about
America today
By DON IDDON
New York. HE terrifying thing THE
to- about America day is there is almost no debute about war over Ger- or peace many.
Americans
SHOULD HAVE SHOWN. MORE GOODS IN SYDNEY
Businessmen urged to
take
more interest in fairs
By ROBIN HUTCHEON
Editor of the China Mail, who was a member of the delegation to the
Sydney Trade Fair.
A rough count of the Hongkong products on the stand at the Sydney Trade Fair showed that there were 1,600 items in about 60 different categories.
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7.15 pm, Sydney 1 rade Fair- fenture programme on Hongkong exhibit Bydney. interviews conducted by Frank Stewart of Alic; 7.30, Corne Listen with Me--with Meitaei Bulmer: 7.58. Weather;
Thene Signal New Commentary; 0.33, Medieval Digation on Religion Bud, Art: 9.15, Gancaric Italian Band-by Rey Cordeiro; 145, MeGunle at the Mayfair: 55, Weather; 10, The gun, News, News aless
10.15. Pin
Tunsthy Arch 10.29, A LAUKI O
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almost ungul Call
are 16 9. Weather: 11, Time Signal ad 91%
MOLLS.
pre They
ready Elen. Radio Newsrec); 1135, Cricket
march like sleep-walkers Last Ten Maten: England v Aus
Oval.
«the brink of noelenr wor and tralia, recond day's play at
Jahn Commentators: Rex Alston, Arkatt, Hau Richardsats and Alan
Stemmasiest F. R. McGilvray; Brown, W. Swast Fingleins; 11.43, Muke
11.57 Weather; 11.39 News Headlines; Midnight, Time Signal. Clonu.
ON TM 7:36 pm, Eight Mune: 725. Cricket- 1st Math: bland v Austra 1 second day's play at Ovni, Cum mentales: lex Alston, John Aril Bob Richardson and Alan MediTiveny; Stairs, P. H. Brown, E. W Swanton and Jack Finpletost: 8.15. and People--"Puble Governanteal
Dream
over.
Jack Only on newspaper, The New York Post, and one periodical, The Saturday Reviews, suggest negodution, patience and con- ferences i tions.
Works Department" The repeat): two talks by A. Inglish 11.43, Cricket; Nknight, Close
PRINCESS GARDEN; 2. Hotelo,
I'Th Spaniel dancers and Arl Itang Bhow
R010-
COMMERCIAL RADIO
100m. 3510ke
12 Noon, Lunchtline Hendezvous; 1.15 jan, News and Weather: 130,
SUN YA: Frankle Ferret. marle, and Helena Morris. METROPOLITAN : Vocalist Mika | Lunchtime Bendezvous; 2. Commdie
Welly Woog and the Metropellan of the Day: 2.45. Intertide; 3. For the hand.
Les by Mary Collins 4 Cavol BLUE HEAVEN HIGHBALLA ende af Strings, 4.30, Weather: 4.91,
& Azuma Kurumi, Japanese dancer, Children's Curner with Auslie Mars; Da Vanders, Deyong and elysie. 6. Thirty-minute Trip, from "Tokyo- AMBASSADOR HOTEL: Los Dr. Folio Symphonieite. La, Tự
sperados Combo at the Cellar Bar,
Ionululu-Invitations: 3.30, Welters PARK HOTEL: ting Itodriguez and Corner-by.
the star giustel, vocal by Anita. Cino al the piano bar. HATIN HEIGHTS HOTEL:
Heitran and hii Combo, CLOVER ROTEL: Bayside Club featuring The Hayside Latin Azer and Lou Trea Pecadores, kongo by Cella toran.
tic
HOTEL MIRAMAR: Mule by Sof 'aller and his quartet, Vocalist bits Chang. Lo.
RADIO HONGKONG
and
(AM-310m, 800kc, PM-91m) 12 Noon, y Catton Show Repeat: 12.00 pm. Singing Trough the Ages-by Father A That: Sule Bung: German trepent): 1. Signal, Diary: 1.12, Weather;
CROSSWORD
Chenge
Action
Early navigator. (4) Strenaitien
12 Encuenter (0)
Leisure hours. (8. 4)
Pole. 151
Prominent features (9)
Uproar. 141 22. Descendants (4) Cattary (5)
DOWD
they separate the grain trum the straw. 1 2. Liveline (97 Btrong box lai
3. Not one (4)
B. Sweeps
Lying a
Kumble.
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London Express Servico.
NOTICE
LANE, CRAWFORD, LIMITED.
we did. the United Na-
newspaper, The New York Daily News, accused President Kennedy being surrounded "apparets and defeatists,
more is now
Union
America's biggest
of
The country
Bercely anti-Soviet than it
Ger-
nata-
was anti-Nazi It wasi many before pulted Into war by the Japanese sneak oflack
Pearl Harbour..
Klan strikes
Un
George RhinageTHE Ku Klux Klan struck in Creparati News; 0.10, kang Stock Exchange,
Honk
Rates 8.55, 1 F Club Re- quest-by Nick Kentinil: 7.10, Super man Episode 132: 7.30, Concert: News and Weather; 0.15, Beal This One: 8.30. ndio Novels: New Headlines, Sir Harry Lauder; 8.12, Radio Reperl-by John Wallare; 9.30, Bele-A-Brav; 10, News and Weather:
Once Upon a Turntable by 14.13. John Walince: 11, Railio Newareel and Weather: 11.15, Late Night Sy phony Concert: Midnight, Newa Budines Weather. Closed, REDIFFUSION
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12 Noon Stars C Wings
at 12.30 pm. Locat Gold Rate Life With The Lyons (repeat) 1 Diery: 1.15, News and Weather: 139, Letter Irum America; 145, Pascinat Jag libyllim: 2, Melody, Time: 4. Tea Dance.
4. Cididren's Cory:
Auntle Dee; 5, John Turner's 1.28, Programme Sumrnury: 8.30 Requests by Tony Myalt, 6. Street with Jay Jast: 7. Cumean; 7.15, Thirty To One-Pre- seating the musical choice of the Te Family: 7.45, Rediffusion Byline; News: 8.0, Weather: 6.10, Ánavunce» ments and Infernterlude for Music
Beyonet Our Ken: 6.45. 3. Orbiler X; 9.30. Birthdays and aniversartes 15 Ted Heath and His Munic; 10.03. Moonlight Serenade by Pamela Johnston: 11, Bop Press, News Headlinen; 11.05. Date In Dreamland; 11.15 Cricket-Filh Test England v. Australia on TV, Sound Channel D): Midnight. Close.
TELEVISION
5 pm, Songs For Young Folk-b Patti Duncan: 5.30. K1 Carson; 8.35. Whirlybirds: 6 Close: 7.30. News in EngBat: 7.35, Weather: 7.40. Adven- tures of Aggle: 0.05, News (Chinese): B.15. You Aked For 1 6.40, Boyd QC: 0.05. News (English): 8.35, Mir Adams and Eve: 9.40,
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Night Final. News Headlines, Wes- ther and Announcements. Close,
Blcumfeld, New Jersey, the other night-for the first tune in the North for many years. A blazing cross was hung on a tree in suburban
in front Spruce-street,
of a house the owners plan to sell To negroes,
1
Residents had said they did not want neroes for neighbours, bu? Alr and Mrs Edwin Cueman decided aix weeks ago to sell their home to a coloured couple.
Mr
Cueman has been booců each morning as he has gone to work.
In nearby Teaneck, white faml- iles displayed signs saying: "Our house not for sale." The town's. Fair Housing. Commitice had the signs printed and 100 people oru displaying them.
REPORTS of the pirating of another alriiner has nut caused a fail-olt in air travet. Ten airlines reported their passenger traffic 22 bigger than a year ago.
Tributes
TERBERT HOOVER, Ex-
of
Strip: 10.3 Pote: Gunn: 11 Sunset President of the US. and often denounced as the Father the Depression and the Czar of Caution, was 87 the other day. and a few of us went to the
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Greater love hath no man than this, ibat a man lay,
for ha' fo
his friends-John 15:13.
Friendship is bent under- Blood when demonstratel. Being friendly s showing
by word and netion that wo really are.
Pra-Radio Bible Service,
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These ranged
from heavy is the country in which the ex- representative with each dele- furniture, garments of manyhibit is shown.
gation not only to le reports I was a great help to be able ↑ for the Hongkong press kinds, plastles of bewildering variety, toys, rottenware, pow- to say that Mr W. E. Manson, pool basis, but to answer press the Ivory right
theur Trade Representative would | inquiries and to publicise down to
be availabl, In his Sydney office Hongkong stend In the country nimble bull poļnt pen.
where in which the fair Is being held. The 2,000 sq ft stand could after the fair was over
more detailed
We also need more publicity not hold any more than we put
discussions on
about Hongkong Industry and trade problems could be held. we Yet I feel on display.
trade
business In overseas I understand that lack of per- Ihpo sheild have shown more
sonnel makes this impossible at perloclcals before participating
In a fair. exhibit was The
admittedly present but it is an iden worth representative, not comprenen-keeping in mind.
TRADE AND TOURISM we took pains to sive, anu stress the to every
trade in- Trade and tourism do not si- quirer.
ways go hand in hand, but a Association Meinl Tourist should attend wherever there is chance of encouraging potential traße to Hongkong.
that we should feel strongly have had someone of the calibre of Lorenzo Lo in Sydney,
amazed Many people were that we produced na wide n variety of goods as they were able to see on display.
But I feel the range should have been greater. I would also like to see Hongkong taking
more space at trade fair, say double the amount we had al Sydney.
and in cluding * number of
new features,
OWN STANDS This is not satd-in criticism of depurtinental policy, though more money must be voled to trade promotion, and more interest kindled among manufacturers and exporters, to participate in trade fairs themselves with their own stands.
The
reluctance of Colony businessmen even to offer goods for display in trade fairs is notorious. And generally they come forward only at the last moment,
I would
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be
If we exhibit in America or Europe next year I hope the
wh Association Tourist represented,
Another consideration pro- voked by this fair was the staffing of the stand. We were lucky In Sydney to have had 80 many Hongkong student asalatants, but on busy days - and most of the 11 days were busy our businessmen delegates kad to do the work of ushers and crowd con- trollers.
What we needed was a squad at policemen, I can imagine that Mr Heath, the Commis
loner of Police, would hardly welcome the idea of sending half ! a dozen of his men with every like to see this trade fair delegation. But the policy changed. It is essential Department of Commerce and before exhibling to make industry should consider send- careful market study. This is ing a few of its up-and-coming aiready done to some extent, young men to help out. understand, but the logical next step is for the department itself to drolde on the entegory of goods to be displayed and then to ask manufacturers for the required producis oven If it means buying them — to make the best possible display. There would be no serious It would be good experience loscus for the department to for them and would rolleve the otar because in most cases the senior delegates of a lot of rou- Axhibits the sold at the und of tine work, the fair.
Another And a few samples
suggestion Is that cm our manufacturers or ex-Government should send porters donated to the trade senior Chinese or Brilish press
fair is a small price to pay for the publicity their products re- cive and the orders they even- tually brings.
BIGGER STAND
For example, I would like to have seen on a much bigger sland at Sydney, two or three speedboals, a small junk or a
Hoover sprightly and puffing nailing boat instead of the eato-
his pipe, said: "President Ken- nedy's courageous statement regarding Berlin should corr conviction for the Russians. Be wary of the Communists." "I've never been He also sald?
keen on Summit meetings.” My Hoover paid this tribute to Britain: "Our judges and lawyers should study the re- words of the British courts and learn by them. Here, there are only 300,000 convictions the 2,800,000 major crimes. in Britahu, 05 p.c. of those arrested are convicted.
out of
Cynical
【oan fontaINE, after three years illness, has returned to films, She said: "I went through
agonlsing an
re- appraian! of my life and the world in which we live.”
Miss Fontaine, three times mar-
ried, auded: "I am cynical about men. Most of them are full of pride and false gallan- try. When it comes to things That count, men usually do only what is best for them- selves. Former President Elsenhower, who only recently learned to drive, qualifled for a leence In Gettysburg. Pennsylvania, Corporal Edward Gallagher, the examiner, said: "He is an excellent driver."
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Many visitors had no idea things- Hongkong made such until they asked und, to their surprise, were told that we wore a big beat-building centre.
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Yet thousands spend their weekend on the blue waters of Sydney harbour and 1 nearby bays in the kind boala Hongkong can build.
understand consideration was given to showing a speed- boat but because of lack spree the Idea had to ba
abandoned,
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photographs.
excellent
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These would help illustrate the diversity and versatility of our manufacturers.
Hongkong can make that should be the thone of our dis- plays.
The large photo-murals we hat in Sydney were excellent but there were blank walls and decorative uncl which could have carried coloured ur black and white photographs, to bet- ter effect
INQUIRY DESK Another Innovation should be the institution of a businema en- quiries desk staffed by delega- tes alone who would be able to deal with trade enquiries on the spot. If space peunits, small lounge with armchairs and Labies should be set up where business can be discussed. A the Sydney Fair we had a small office which was useful for busi ness discussions but I favour }^ the idea of a lounge as well for greater privacy.
The Ides of delegaten float- ing about the stand idenifflable only by a lapel badgo should be discouraged — oven though we have followed this poller successfully at this and pro vlous trade fairs.
Another essential in for Gov- erruncit appoint, lemporary trade representatives at exhibl- flon eltics-if ille unable to appoint full-Ume' 'officials a
in Bydney-> that follow-up Inquiries can be made, after the completion of a fair...
Thus would mean leaving the Güvertiment Trade Omeer ne- mission for companying the London Express Service.
periods of six months to a year
Not only could they act as ushers when necessary, but they could also help issue pamphlets, answer the inevitable questions and take over when senior de. legales are fully occupied with business inquiries.
GOOD EXPERIENCE
This should be prepared by the Department of Information
We
Bro
Serviews well in advance and placed in the.hands of a firm of Public Relations consultants in the country in which
• exhibiting..
Many of the points mentioned above are the result of abserva- tions made at the Sydney Fair. been Some could not have foreseen and there is no in- tenlien of trying to be wiso after the event. The comments Are made, with the object of stimulating discussions on futuro trade exhibitions.
The hope. Is that new ideas will result in more effective dis- plays und procedures which wit make our participation in over- seas even more successful than in Sydney.
Thero Bro. however, two prerequisites: one in much bigger vole of Government money for trade promotion; the second is even moro Im- portant manufacturers and exporters must play a much bigger part in trade fairs than In the past. It is unreasonable to
in expent Government shoulder, the entire burden of export development itself.
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