Ted to the desk by the hot weather. and. the preoccupations which imposes by reason of holiday and other dislocating influences, from the "Far Eastern Traveller's Gazette the weary Shorighallander, can obtain tome comfort and hope of respite.
this year he cannot make "roman-lo contact". with Hungary, as an luring article suggests that he should, ho can at least revel in the possibility. Perhaps he may graciously permit' Mr. Cook to him, Through the magnificent Gorges of the Yangize, but even there. if the ban of duty adversely operates he can @erive pleasure from making the journey in imagination stimulated by the careful exposition. in the "Gazette", To alr travel a good deal of-attention is naturally given nowa~ days when China is developing that form of, transport so. systematically thanks to the wonderful skill of American and German pilots and to the ce-operation established through Hongkong with world airways. For those who can cut the painter and desert Shanghai the immediate possibility is the Theatrical Festival to bbe held from Sept. 1 to Sept, 20 cessively in Moscow, Leningrad and the Ukraine, It affords, so Mr, Cook observes, an opportunity for- studying. the new Soviet Theatrical culture,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.