Stories that Reach the US!
p. 94 · Read in the full issue
MRS. JUDITH DAVIDSON, the attrac tive daughter of rubber-planter Gf A. Loudon, of Papua, has been stay ing with the family for three months in Sydney—she left on the Strato-cruise; last month for her home in Michigan USA. With her small daughter, Gail, stu spent a fortnight of her Australian holi. day in Papua and New Guinea with he; brother, lan Loudon.
One day, in her American mail, she re; ceived from her husband a note whicl he had received from his pal, Bill Friendf and Bill had attached to his note thii cutting from an American newspaper: “WELCOME CHANGE—Sydney, Ause tralia, Feb. 7 (UP).—Waitresses in thi Albion Hotel in Cootamundra, tired oc asking diners to wear coats and neck: ties at meals, took off their dresses am served dinner in panties and bras, i dispatch said to-day.”
This is what Bill wrote: “Would you please ask Judith to check and advise ii there is any truth in the attached states ment. If there is, reserve me a passag? to Sydney.”
New Caledonia’s new Secretary-General —after the Governor the most important official in the Colony—is 42-year-old IVb Paul Louis Bordarier, colonial adminis trator Ist class, who replaces M. Henrir Francois Gaudillot, who has returned tt France by the Sagittaire.