THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1958.
From DAVID CORDON
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LETTER FROM JAPAN
Tokyo (By Airmail).
DESPITE plenty
15 sled dogs abandoned at Ongul Island, Japau's An-
Militarists
land a fresh wintering team furtherance
abolished during the
at the base due to bad ice conditions.
Dog Lovers
WAS
Marriage
that
had abandoned its dogs to starve | Osaka International Trade Fair their thumbs while the corpses and freeze to death.
from April 12 to April 27. Both pile up and, the hospital Beds of Also strongly criticised wore the Soviet Union and China ere | BIL
Other depressing statistics evidence
increase the pensions of among the 25 nations expected to the plans
ex-soldiers and to revive
to display their wares in the continue to be chalked up by contrary, the Japanese Kigennetsu", or Japan's national 1,108 booths allocated to foreign those who can't wait to be killed Apart from gentral entries, Another 1,049 booths in the traffic but commit mulelde. continue to pride them-day.
One such case in Osaka," how- Increase will be used by Japanese manu- antagonism against en selves on their kindness in pensions for militarists, was facturers for their exhibits, aver, had a happy ending for all strong opposition to proposals This year's fair promises to concerned except the police and lo animals.
that the increases wookt be outshine any previously held.firemen who searched for the
to rank, with senior Twice the subject
number of booths body. In the dead of night a Ан result, various vilcers
♫
Kelting fat pensions have been allotted for foreign man, aged 28, leaped into the political and other matters against about Y16,000 annually exhibitors an the preceding Yodo river, which borders the
wel-for rank-and-flers.
Csakn exposition. Russia is city on the north, and dis- affecting the nation's
planning le build the largest appeared in the ley waters. A have been OVET-
him fare
pavilion and to exhibit modele girl who had been with for
of her space satellites, Up to raced for the nonrest police shudowed by concern
000,000 visitors and 5,000 foreign | station and police and dremen Multorists, ultra-rightists and buyers are expected to attend dragged the river and searched Later. Hie also were It Is also estimated that on-the- the banks in vain. athers of similar ilk tarctic base for Internaismed for attempts to revive spot deals will total Y7,000 would-be sulelde was found at tional Geophysical Year ob-Japan's national day. Formerly million and total business will home, drenched and shivering.
Why did be jump? "I though! I not prepaid a booking feeservations, when the supply celebrated on February 11 and amount to Y60,000 million.
Record in militarists
figures also by the
were my girl would stop me if she unable to used ship Soya way
of their alms. It expected to be set by the tourist truly loved me," he told police. industry, About 40,000 visitors Since she didn't, he scrambled Occupation.
are scheduled to arrive during out of the water and, knowing Prince Mikasa, the Emperor's the "chorry blossom Benson"nothing of the rescue operations,
who brother, younger
out- nione, which begins next month. went home to think." The action brought heated spokenly denounced moves to The first big party consists of criticism
from all sides, and revive it, and declared that some 800 passengers on the demands for the rescue of the there
or Matson liner, Lurline, which is 19 10 historical doga became practically
arrive at Yokohama on asclentile ground to support the due to
the With March 2 In Tic
the issue.
in Japan claim that Emperor Jimmu was
Course of a
spring national
for Prevention Society
cruise. Sun Goddess Pacific of appointed by the
She will be offing, matrimonial "consultation by the Crucity to Animals even sent a on that date to found Japan, followed
Swedish-offices are extremely busy. An cable to US President Elsen- bas been given a police body-American Line's Kungsholm. Osaka survey showed
to protect Imower, asking for his assistance | guard
him from with over 400 passengers, and women applicants at such offices ultra-nationalists who to save them.
have the Statendam of the Holland-outnumber men by ten to one
American Linc
the in that city. While most of the since threatened him,
with ladles are in the 25-33 age Russian attempts to links talks Cunarder Caronia,
group, quite a number are in for the safeguarding of Japanese over 500 tourists.
northern fishing operations
their teens. waters with conclusion of a
They are never shy or ful, and even cross-examine brought reng peace treaty
prospective husbands about Government circles
these their personal history, income reaction in
that It is expected stiffening of Japan's and a
towards the Soviel visitors, like thousands before and other pertinent points. Also attitude Union. Adding to the resent-them, will board their ships to noted was an increased demand aigh at by the girls, whose average Russian proposals letve Japan with were
increased ment
būs stendly imi: the relief-thankful that they were height that Japan should
survive the country's since the war, for fall men. salmon catch this year to 80,000 able to
Belde hunters, according the 150,000 tons chaotic trame conditions and to tuns against
frightful the survey, were not so specifie 11 did
little hoped the authorities
for by Japan and last get away from
or finicky as their opposites. and noise of the cities. 120.000-ton catch, good to point out that the Soya yoar's
main qualification WES Figures released by the World Their crab liself was lucky to escape after that
fishing should be
Health Organisation show that Lime es
that a girl should be pretty and being trapped for over a month suspended until such
the world multipli Japan loads
in a good homemaker. There was crustaceans in the lee, and that the vessel's the
one notable exception, however. spedestrian traffic deaths, Speed- to warrant to sumciently seaplane was barely able
lug taxis are blamed for most ef This was a gentleman who human members of the ❘ resumption. rescue
the carnage. The taxi drivers | has been trying to and his expedition and a few more of
blame the text companies. They dream girl for the last 17 years. the dogs from the base,
say the companies force them to His dream girl must be 20, the earn such a high minimum total same age he specified when he
asked
matrimonial Nobusuke each day that they have to race first
On the 18 hours office to find her, Lower House madly and work up
a day to do it.
register his own age is listed as Budget Committee meeting that the three Issues between Japan The real culprits-the police B1, with the notation that als
and Jabour and Russia should be treated
ocials-iwiddie motto is: "Life begins at 80' The separately in negotiations. three Issues were defined as: (1) Begollations, now under way in Moscow, to 8x this year's fishing quotas; (2) Japan's proposal to hold Laiks for safeguarding Japanese Ashing operations In northern waters; (3) the con- clusion of a formal peace treaty between tha Two countries. Referring to the latter, Mr Kishi said that Jopan could not agree to any talks for the purpose unless Russia hands backt "Japan's inherent territories".
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Protests flooded the Antarctic expedition's Tokyo headquarters. An official statement that enough food for a month had been left for The dogs to eat brought especially bliter criticism. Some- wanted to know how the dogs had been taught to ration themselves.
one
BUNDAY POST-HERALD Space
commercial advertising should b
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mants as usual.
'APOSTLE OF DESPAIR'
HAS PARIS ART
CIRCLES IN TURMOIL
By CHARLES RIDLEY
Paris, Feb. 26.
The latest art rage of Paris is a 29-year-old "Apostle of Despair" who makes no artistic bones about liking the millions of franes his macabre flair has brought him.
Bernard Buffet
is the name and some 3,000 Parisions per day are queueing (and paying) to see his current show at the Galorie Charpentier, opposite the Palace of the President France.
I Like Money
of
slonist. His pletures are caslly recognisable for what they are.
But the product he has to sell a world of is stark despair, clowns with haunted faces, men and women with hopeless, deso inte eyes and hideous naked bodies.
Renowned French writer and crilic Francois Mauriac wrote. after a visit to Buffet's current Paris exhibition:
Most of the 100 stark grey paintings have already been sold for between
france 600,000
"The work of Bernard Buffet 2,000,000 francs spreads itself like a dead sea
a world that the suburban over Paris garret where he started in spiritually dead"
(31,190) and
($1,780). From
Maurios
Three Issues
Prime
Minister
Kishi sald at a
Further friction also threaten- ed to develop between Japan and the United States as a result
of American plans to hold more Pacific this spring. Prime Minister Kishi told the Diet it was "extremely
regrettable" that Japan's appest against such tests hd hot been accepted by the United States, Britain and Russla He promised to make a strong appeal to the United States for suspension of the forthcoming tests.
It was also pointed out by Haruki Mori, director of the Foreign Office American Affairs Bureau, in a statement to the Lower House Budget Committee. that the Japanese claim tor compensation
respect of caused by damages
the US nuclear tests at Eniwetok in 1956 had not been accepted.
Relations with China, Japan's
nuclear tests et Eniwetok in the
Inio.
ק!
is dead ather blg Communist neighbour, to be enged were expected slightly by the passing of a bill 1045, Buffet has long since
said he was con- to revise the Allen Registration moved to a château in souther
The revised law, which France. And he drives a $10,000- vinced most of the men, women Law.. and students, crowding into the comes
Lorce in Rolls-Royce.
three Charpentier gallery felt like months time, exempts foreign screaming out: "No, it's not true, visitors to Japan from finger- The world's not really that bad." printing if their stay does not
extend
The a year. In one of the big canvases on revision was aimed primarily enabling Chinese trado show, Buffet contrives to make st
"Michelangelo and I like the handsome things," the Barne young painter tells his friends. The only difference is that Michelangelo did not like money. I love it,"
But Buffet's ort Is a far cry Michelangelo, the great from Italian artist.
What Buffet has done with his
grim and unbeautiful canvases
over
the figure of a young girl step- | officials to comu to Joy to
Chinese ping out of her bath an ugly, gigantae
trade tairs hera China had objected hopeless thing.
to the law in its previous fort. which
visitors required b whose stay exceeded 00 days to be fingerprinted.
Purgatory'
Two naked girls asleep on a Is to strike a chord in a France divan come out like tormented In purgatory. whose youth emerged from the Agures writhing degradation and humiliation of Crucifixion scenes look like military bccupation to plunge cameos, set against a concentra- atraight Into the pessimism of tion camp backdrop. Jean Paul Sartre and his exis tentialis
Hopelessness
Unofficial
and
each
Visitors
→
the
the
bash-
China Mail Entertainment Guide
WHAT'S ON TONIGHT
KING'S & PRINCESS: "And God Created Woman." Brigitte Bardot in a French picture of a woman indiscriminately seeking a bexl-mate,
STAR & METROPOLE: "Legend Of The Lost,"
John Wayne, Sophia Loren and Rossano Brazzi search for treasure in the Sahara. LEE & ASTOR: "Campbell's Kingdom." Dirk Bogarde in an outdoor drama set in the Canadian Rockies.
ROXY & BROADWAY: "The Gift Of Love." Lauren Bacall and Robert Stack in a sentimental journey which introduces a new child stur, Evelyn Rudie.
HOOVER & LIBERTY: "Don't Go Near The Water."
Glenn Ford and Gia Scala in a hilarious comedy. QUEEN'S: "For Better For Worse." Dirk Bogarde
and Susan Stephen. A comedy.
ORIENTAL & MAJESTIC: "The Enemy Below." Robert Mitchum and Curt Jurgens in a duel to the death at sea.
CAPITOL: "Eagle Squadron." RITZ:
"Omar Khayyam." Cornel Wilde and Michael Rennie in Hollywood's version of the life of a great poet.
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THURIDAY, FEBRUARY XI By Air U.S.A., D.III. Thailand, Cambodia, Humma, India, 6 p.m.
Dr Burface Macao, a p..
Hopes for further accord were 12-man unofficial placed in trade delegation which test for Yet the fad is on, and the
Peking via Hongkong Late larze rounded signature of
Saturday night. Headed by Buffet at the top of the huge taberni-Democrat Dlet member, grey canvases works like magie Masanosuke Ikeda, the delega= on u market hungry for more,
tion ims as its malu task the And the signs are that Buffet, resimption of pegotiations for a privata Japan China The same Jaded and over-tolling from 2 pm to 2 am fourth sophisticated element which do cach day Jata Chateau d'Are trade agreement, which collapsed voured the novels of Francoise set in 80 acres of land near Aix-last November. Members were admonished by the Sagen now worships at the En-Provence, can continue pro- strictly,
Cloverment beforo boaving to strine of Buffel, the "Aporile of diction Indontiery.
ene that any agreement reached Despair."
"I cannot expect this to last," | should. In no voy ̈ imply that Buffo, who started palatings Buffet tells his friends. “Maybe | Japsty recognises the Communist land, p.D. on old sheets after his mother 10 years more, or only live. But regime la China dod and left him an orphan) as long as they want me, Til
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS
By. Al Indo-China, Zilkos, France, 2 jam. Fortnam... Japan, Okhawa. Korua,
Gunai, Hawaii, USA. 1. p.10.
· Phiizpiros, Australi, New | Kaks
19 m.
Tesland, India, Pakistan, MIDAS Meanwhile, plena were co
Dritain when he was 10, is no impres-koep painting United Free advanced dog the holding of the Europa, 4 p.m.
USA, Canada, 8 p.m. lawall. a p.m.
By Butters China, Peonia's Heptabilo. P.. Macao 1 pun.
Malaya, Ceylon, 1. p.m. North Borneo, Australia, 2 p.m. Sisco, p.m.
to
JAPAN SEEKS MIDDLE EAST OIL
TURKEY
[200
IRAN
IRAK
1240
IRAK
KUWAIT
400
EL KUWAIT
CONCE
SEOIL
SAUDI BARABIA
|360:
EGYPT
SAUDI
ARABIA
YEMEN
AREA OF MAIN MAP
BUSHIRE
PERSIAN
GULF
BAHREIN
QATAR
46
ANNUAL OIL OUTPUT IN MILLIONS OF 42-GALLON
BARRELS
I SADING OIL COMPANIES:
ARAMCO (1.5) B.A.RC.O. (U.5)
|| B.P. GULF OIL CO
(6.B.-U.5)
TRAK PETROLEUM
Co.
CONSORTIUM
(54% BRITISH)
Higher bid gets Saudi Arabian
concession
per cent, and France alx por cont.
TN the 1980s Britain controlled
the world' ali output of 6,000,000,000 barrels a year. A almost the whole of Middle East oll output. But that was
The United States alone aan. Vane- batore
Abadan, and bafora
tributes half this total. zuela and Russia sach produce Britain allowed the Americana
Middle Buddenly, another rival han to acquire concessions in Saudi
more than any single Eart country, and Canade, now appeared with a toshold in the Arabia, Bahrein and Kuwait,
at 100,000,000 barrels,
may Now Britain produces Team Middle East Japan. By Agrop.
Baudi Arabia, she soon bo up among the leaders, than one-third of Middle East munt with
West Statom
But oil, while
le to exploit offshore all con-
for the United
Бигериит The produces more than half.
cussions in #narrow neutral users, the Middle East In utili control of the Iraq Patrolaum zone between Baudi Arabia by for the major supplier of Company
cil, (all but five
She also h= ger and Kuwalt.
For them, the Japansee divided cent.)
aqually concessions at two altos on entry into the Persian Gulf could be a matter of first lit- between G.P. (British), Roya! Baudi Arabian soil.
makes 17 Japan To get these vil concesions, portance. Dutch Shail (Anglo-Dutch), a Fronch company, and en
Japan offered Baudi Arabia a major off strikes of the wort American company. En
larger share of the earning the British and Americans tranian Consortium
have made in Kuwait, she will than America alves.
The Middle East contributes become a significant power In 34 per cent.
the Middle East. United States 40 little more than one sixth of
Britain
share, ing
HRI
Munich
tho area
The City
Of Refugees
ONE IN FIVE IS AN ALIEN
Other
>
not
aliens
Radio Hongkong
5.30, Thursday Club Introduced by Robert Acheson; Time Bignal, Portuguese Half Hour: 6.30, Record Round About; 0.58, Westher Report; 1. Time Elgnal. The News: 1.10, Commentary; 7.15, Quiet Listening with Hector Chauvin at the organ; 1.30, Talking about books.
Parts Sketchbook" by Ronald Searle and Keye Webb "In a quiet Land" by John O'Donoghue The Perishable Quality by thys Davies Reviewed by C.W. Watson; 1.49, Milica Korfus sings melodies of Strauss: B. A Life of Bllas written by Godfrey Harri- FUN! (BCTB): 0.30. Opera and Ballet. Excerpts from the ballet re- partoire of the Royal Opera Hours, Garden introduced by Madame Marle Rambert (BBOTS); Weather Raport; 9. Time Signal. The News and Home News from Britain 9.15, Redgaunti Part 10 "Bir Arthur" by Sir Walter Scott, 13BCTS); 9.45, A Portrait of the Waltz The Philharmonia Orch.
cond. by Igor Markevitch; 14.15, Juan Serrano and his Carib-
"Les
Munich, Feb, 26. Munich, famous for its beer and sausages, has vent
become increasingly popular since World War If as a city of refuge.
19 But World War II Today, five people in every | 100 living here are registered as i responsible for all the aliens.
here. People from 72 countries are registered with the police, bean Combo (Vocal); 10.30. Juke Mr With Gordon Jenkins his The biggest group consists of Italians tot 2,379 and Grocks ingen and orchestra: 10.59. Bimal Most of them came to 6,000 Polea followed by 3,501 1,358.
Weather Report; 11. Time Radio Newsreel; 11.15, Soft Lights Hungarians, 9,036 Yugoslavs, Germany after 1945.
and Bweet Music: 11.50, Close and 2,208 Russians. There are
Down. 5,554 stateless people.
foreigners Include
REDIFFUSION 2,477 United States citizens whe 3 p.m.. Beloptions_from
Cole Porter other A special section・・ consista of arrived after 1915. Thirty-one | Cīņist and 10,000 Austrians who came to had lived here beforo World melodier, starring Gene Kelly and Mitzi Gaynor; Jaï. Altjane Trio, Munich between the Anschluss Wor II. There aro 136 Terry Stevens, George Wright and In 1938 and the end of World | Brazilians, 116 Egyptians one, the Novelime Trio; 4, Popular You lly War II in 1945 and who have of whom has lived here since Concert Hoodies
Yours; &, Children's Corner: Ausla not
decided
World yot
which before
War II-114 Ray reads another chapter of "Aliza nationality they will adopt. | Argentinians, 37 Liberians and through the Looking Glam: 6.30
Teen Time. presented by Betty: Under West Germans law, Aus- | ona Dominican.
0. Waltz Time: 0.20, Birthday Mal- trianis who have been in
bag: 630, Latin American Rhythm Germany since 1945 may choose Arin is represented by 418 Story of Jane Arminge;
Time Simel, and the News: 1.09, whether they take Austrian or Porsinna, 118 Chinese, 24
Weather Forecast, Announcereszté German nationality.
and three Slemesc. and Interlude; 1.15, Bouyenir Soņpe; There are 62 Australians,
7.30, Primo Benia and his Acoustiqu Band: 7.43, Les Brown and his Band of fenown; 8, Pursotiality Parade Brother John Bellerw; 8.31. Latest Records released in long- kong: 0.530 Boston Blackle, starring One Richard Kolimar: 0.
Emigration
The total number of allens in the Bavarian capital is 50,347,
more
refugees,
Forced
09
Japanese,
Full Rights
Living in Munich is not just than in any other Westa matter of choice.
An alien German city. Of these, 20,835 wanting to stay in Germany me Usted
emigrants or sporo tion three months needs a permit, If he fronds to work, he needs special permission be emigration watore entering the country. Thir responsible for about 10,000,000 not easy to obtain and takes foreign workers being in Ger time. A black mark Hankow, Hot.ney at the end of World War i pollen records or this velo of 11. There are alili 180,000 dia stane official makes a rejection placod Bornen, persons who were left cortal
the International Rehtor Organisation was disbanded in
SATURDAY, MARCH 1 By Air
Peking, Shanghat, how. Kunming. 8.30 a.m.
Japan, 4.m. Thailand, haleye
N. Indonezia, Austraila, New Zealand,
Philippines, Neon,
Indo-China, Laos, France, Noon. **ailand, Irudia Middle Aries Great Britain, Europe. 6 pm
Indo-China. Maikym Indonesia. Australia, New Zealand, 0 p.m.
Formoss, Japarz,, Oktativen, a p.m.
China, People's Republło. 9. a.. Formen ..
logo-China, Lads & Temos, “I pun.. indocaria, *|- p.m. Camtredia, b.m.
Chica, Prople's Republie, 9 p.in.
SUNDAY, MARCH E Macao, 1 p.m.
་
on the
That Got Away"". Bank Organiam – tion Picture of us wartime | adventures, featuring Hardy Kruger
von Waren ARRE Programme produced and presented by Charles
of Clamical farvey, 10. Late Night” Theatre. orbidden Cargo Epizode 17. K story exposing ruthless mata and women who defy authority to murele contraband: 10.30 WOTL of 158, Prelude To Mikinight: Popant JACT: 11. Songs of the Gay Bar Concert Beboctions 14 Midnight, Close Down
TELEVISION
p.m. Children's Hour, Cartoone; 5, Children's Story Time, story Toller: Cynthia Leung: But aliens, once accepted, Cularen im Rin-an-Tin n 1951. Some 10,000 people were have full rights under German
Lance": 6. Close Down. 750, "feet The Star introduced living in camps in Bavaria, and law. Complaints against doct-br Elizabeth
Chwang: Munich was made responsible alons of the Allens police ma be Newsreel: World and Colony Events for 10,000.
1. Boxing Special Broadcast (troni beard before the Federal courts, Southern Playground, during g Jong Police Sporta Aociation the
great mass at emigrants from the East, many
Pooplo still enter the country tournament: 0.30.
Bengal РЫП Lancers:
Carey Inne Onsbrity stayed in Munich, the first large legally. Once a week, a police Rupping
van leaves Munich for Freilad= | Playhouse: dity on their way to freedom.
sing on the Austrian frostier, bar Hale in "He" Kory 3
About With the relum of prosperity | inking back foreigner whom fustards: 9.30, Commonweltta to West dommager, large nung papers are not to order, About Falerie, Rana bors who a Lew, your per15 a month we "sont over the
"Cry, the Beloved). Country, Joype Carey, Canadair Loss Bidouch rioulky had God from a barrack Bondar na undesirable allens, Poliser and Charles Carmon:, -11. extetunen and woubles money, mollly Grocks, -: Yuguriava "and Leto Right Fusif, Hewn timelines, goturped to: Krunichu
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