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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1958.
PLEASURE-LOVING DANES HAVE
CHEAP AMUSEMENTS
By CAROL COGHILL
Copenhagen, May 5.
THE Danes are a pleasure-loving people and in their small democracy equality of opportunity is to be found in the field of amusement as well as that of politics.
(1s than 2 shilling).
crowns
They are fortunale In being ing tlstening to a pinnist or able to enjoy several of their small band for the price of a
bect--1.80 favourite leisure pastimes en- glass of tirely free of charge. No Dane, for instance, lives more than 50 miles from the sea and there is no dimculty in finding free
beaches along bathing
the exuntry's jogged consis,
Must Danes love cycling and second-hand bicycles can
10 centa PER WORD OVER 20had for as little as
(£2.10).
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Skiing Is
10% EXTRA
of 60 cents in charged.
POSITIONS VACANT
ACCOUNTANCY,
re
50 Crowns
Is Unique
Sebastian
-
heip. None can, however, hope
In the world famous Tivoll another branch:
of Pleasure Gardens, the citizens Personal $5.00 per insertion parts avaliable 10 everyone bi
Copenhagen have a cheap than a bus
summer form of entertainment whitch is not exceeding 25 words, 25 without other cost
in anique Europe. For an cents each additional word.fore to the countryside. Winter
sports are not, however, 35 entrance fee of one crown (one ALTERNATE INSERTIONS
popular la Denmark in other shilling) for adults and 59 bere Nordic countries, mainly be-
(d) for children, they can see if not prepald a booking for cause there is less now and elaborate Hower and Areworks
Mountains. Danish youth hanker- ing after winter sports can how-displays, watch acrobatics and ever, gel holiday trips to Nar-Pantomime, and listen to muste
ranging from Johan wegian skiing resorts for about Dach to Irving Berlin, all with- 120 crowns (20) a weelt.
oui extra cost."
The quality of fare offered in the Tivoli Gardens is high. Onc evening visilor may skate,ange to fit in both an Italian Renaissance pantomime and a concert of modern Scandinavian music.
go to Most Danish children State Schools, where attendance medical is free. School books, examinations and in many cases school lunches are also supplied without charge.
BOOK-KEEPING, Company Secretaryship, Costing, An
Course "Intensive Method"
award of Diploma as Auruciate ur Fellow will all you
status and better kaldry, inte
spare-time Portal Study with experi
To Skate
Must Danes learn to
for
Tutors: Guaranteed Courses for Ilving as they do within walk- London Chamber of Commerering distance of lakes and rivers. R.S.A. Institute ut Commerce, cle: Copenhageners, lacking an arid For Free Booklet. Write Nere
can skatu London School 07 Accountancy, 02 leral ice rink, Monmouth Street, London, W.C. nothing on the natural rinks England.
supplied by the city's takes
Free tickets or tickets al re- dveed
the rates. Encourage - younger generation to make fre- queat visits to theatres, operas end concert halls.
WANTED KNOWN
'DIETIN' CAPSULEA provide balanced daily requirementa di Vita: mine and linerals to maintain full Dikpr- math and vitality. Fromm tries and Blores
To ADVERTISERS
Te
SUNDAY POST HERALD Space for commercial advertising should be booked not later than noon on Wednesdayı.
For the 8OUTH CHINA MORNING POST and the CHINA MAIL, 48 hours before date of publication,
Special Announcementa and Classified Advertise. mente as usual.
Schools gel a certain number
A
Privilege
from
to
This Is America
New York (By Airtall).
From JOHN THOMPSON
REPORT the mystery of the muated castle way of life will not run again, ether, and take the meat to a
Now on an island
polled Into Jersey
City
his bare hands.
trolos that stood for all the plush Į The exhibitor picks up a steak But hxury of the American la une hand, a blow tarch in the
The track Royal Blue, sleek. grey-and-blue diesel. flo hit оп the idea when for space in bla tiny (Just pressed
Now he says: "It from Is the only way to cook. It sends one in all the julees and is much faster than an oven, I can feed 159 people in my restaurant in half an hour."
York)
And the Limited purred
run
Twentieth Century out of Grond Central en route for Chiengo for its final time,
Both tralus had a reputation for very special serivce.
Souherners coming Into New York often waited hours for the Royal Blue: at Baltimore station there were rocking- chairs for its devotees.
Another star exhibit i the show! A full-scale Bellish #sh- and-chip shop.
WORRIED
into
MAN
rushed д Detroit store and handed
The proprietor 490 packets of cigarettes and 50 cante (32. 70.). Ha explained thst he had stolen 5:00 packets, but After smoking two his conacianca troubled him.
M university students whe ncell Inuilt by a leading gangster in the heart of the Middle West. Why has "Buster" Wortman built to live entirely on the grants he (or Phe) receives and
on its Inst the it? That is the question that puzzles his friends ress Hudson Alver from New restaurant. Students can also and cont-majority of students therefore and enemies alike. Buster Wortman is one of the Washington and Baltimore fortable restaurants which will take add jobs, ranging
most-feared names in the American underworld. night last week. allow them reductions on the enby-sitting to plumbing.
help once their studies. bill ranging from 10 to 25 per
arrested ride for passengers on a subway The country's two univer- Thirty-eight thes cent.
sities, ot Aarhus and in Copen-in his 63 years, he h only train and a kalfing Annie back hagen, are mit fully residential once been sentenced. He served in the city.
the Alcatraz The young gangsters spent bal most students cùn get rooms eight years in
Two more with private families at reason prison for shooting and wound- the plight in gol.
ended up in hospital. youths able prices. In the capital, a ing two Prohibition agents.
With the honour of a good Another pair were treated for number of new student colleges are used as hotels during the mobster, he turned on them wounds and then released.
Police had their first tip of vacation so that the when they attacked one of bala
the pending Rank
"trumble"
They swayed back and forth students, in splie of high build-1 friends.
15 miles from a social worker.
irl the station walting-room ing costs, can be given rooms at
He warned that members of
waiting for their favourite moderate rents during term from St Louis he has built him-
self als medineval-style castle the Chaplains, Blahops and El time.
with drawbridge and a moat Mingoes had left to do battle at rather than just catch the next
Islandi, New. York's Prinary train. 40 deep. Indoors, the decorn- Coney
Rocketing at 65 miles an hour amusement centre an hour's tions are in the most con-
through the rolling hills of TECHNICAL Sergeant Edwin ranch manner-ant journcy Trom midtown Mani- Maryland, the last-ever passen temporary
1 Campbell, believed drownLd Buster's baitan.
clothes and wallet Another privilege enjoyed by the estimated gost
Shortly afterwards two teen-gers on the Royal Blue raised after s
to the moat were found last May on à students is a 25 per cent re- castle is $250,000 (£99,000).
Asked why he had bullt this agers staggered bleeding into farewell toas.s
famous train on America's lonely shore at Palm Beach, duction on train fares between
hospital. They
Florida, has turned up again- oldest railroad. chusen mebster's folly. Buster replied Coney Island' their home and their
a boys said they had been stabbed by
Passengers fell The celebra- Inside the stockade at Ellington centre of study, and a 50 per sarcastically, "It's for
"Kong of boys on Surf
tons on the Royal
were alr base, near Houston, Texas, tent reduction on the few in-club."
But the mystery is doubled Avenue, Coney Island's main like those for a funeral supper. Last week he sent this mess- ternal air routes.
by the fort that so far Wortman street.
DEC lo la London-born wife Next bulletin came from But tinged with the sorrow was
realisation of the hard Patrieln, who returned to Eng- shows no sign of moving in. He si ves quietly with his wife transit authority which sa'd 50 the
and with their two children rowdles were running and yell-economie facts,
As one offelal put it: "This after he disappeared: "I hope rhildren re all Swarthy, broad-shoulderesting their way through a subway run has been losing $3,000,000 you and the and well-groomed in the 1958 train, abusing the passengers.
year for a long right." kritves,
(£1,785,000) Armed with
homo-
Campbell, aged 40, gave him- Tume. What can you do?" underworld manner-Buster
baseball commules each day to St Louis. made zip guns, and
Charges The railroads that opened up self sip. surged back and There he gets quietly on with bats, they
forth through the train's eight this wonderland continent now preferred. This legitimate netivities:
rely for business racing news
cars, terrifying passengers. service. [ning
At one stop two more boys their freight loads several regiturants and taverns,
were
imme-passengers, Jukebox got aboord-and transport Arm
diately Chain, a racing stable.
set upon
gang Bers today prefer to go by road by A cake and a cake- So what are the most and the members.
Wortman is knife one of the newenners was drawbridge for?
the quoted as saying he wanted arrying were seized-and the
anctuary," but in St Louis two fled of the train nt Of the "Wort- next stop.
Tuck in Brooklyn the gangs they ink today
their way off and the pushed man Island mystery."
Everybody speculates on
outside the sllan, next move by this man who is gathered
calls of
for help. Ten radio regarded as the unofficial boss Two policemen on duly sent out of the underworld southt
prowl cars responded-and the Chicago.
44 were rounded up.
In
State Scholarship fund, which will shortly be increased to 12,000,000 frum 6,000,000
FAN DANCER
of free tickets for performance, crowns (£300,000 to £500,000 and special forms of reduction . well as a variety of private apply to all students. Including scholarships provides funds for those attending only evening schools. good soul at the Royal Theatre in Copenhagen will thus cost a student about three crowns (three shillings)
Special theatre performanice, with
actors Denmark's best and special in shows are also put on for school children stu cost of two to three crowns (two or three shillings) a time.
Young people eun get cheap in the expital's Jancing
cafes, where interous small they can spend a whole even-
NOTICE
THE
COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT
CO., LTD.
have pleasure in announcing
the appointment of
MR. WILLIAM WOO
(胡威
威烈)
as
INVESTMENT MANAGER
Telephones:
Address:
31183
7th floor,
Hongkong
33687
27250
THREW
FANS AWAY
London, May 5.
Thousands of adults every year take courses at Dramark's celebrated "folk high schools," where fees and lodging amount to about 226 crowns (11) a munth. Government grants are for these adult also available education centres, which teach subjects ranging from agricul
technique 10 Danish tural poetry.
The size of rents varica con- In older buildings, siderably, In which rent restrictions are sti in force, it will represent about seven per cent of the normal family budget. But it is nut unusual fur young couple moving into newly built thats to have to spend 25 per cent of A com- their Income on rent.
that pensation
Denmark, being an agricultural country, bas fairly cheap food.
The cares of old age are re- duced by extensive social legis- intion which includes old age pensions for a (at the age of 80 for women and 70 for men) income, and n rates based on cheap flats for pensioners.
In fact, the "poor" Dane, with A woman publican was fined
TT: Todny for allowing rare tucsiltica for free educa- tion, cheap amusement and an fan dancer to throw away assured old age
Is better her fans in the east end than "poor citizens in "Pride of the Iste" pub other countries of the world.
China Mail Special. on a Sunday night.
Police Sergeant George Mar- sha testided he kept observation on the "Pride of 1stes" and saw Miss Linzi John dance the fan) dance, clad enly in a G-string { and two stors.
Because the men had crowds, Ad around 10 closely that sh could not swing her Bus, she had eventually discarded them.
G-STRING
Pulice Sergeant Marshal agreed with defence counsel that, Miss John's G-string was similar to the attire of any Idian fisherman only briefer,"
If the fans had not been dis- carded, he said, there would have been nothing unhealthy about her act.
Miss John produced a fan in court and demonstrated how she used It. She denied there was anything suggestive in her act.
Mrs Susannah Seaton, eenSec of the "Pride of the Isle" was SOM- found guilty on three monses. China Mail Speelal.
Search For Skaters Continues
London, May 5.
Mr Erich Hertzog, lender
of the Skating Orlandos
from Hamburg. today tramped the streets here in search of his three missing girl skaters.
off
mony
and son.
rin-
EARRING guards are now for women. A tiny chaln runs from the earring out of sight inside the woman's hair-do.
FORTY-FOUR_teenagers were
rounded up in Brooklyn Just week after knife warfare be- tween three street gangs. Il in-
at NOVELTIES 31 volved a double stabbing Coney Island, a wlid, terrorised
"China" Mail Entertainment Guide
WHAT'S ON TONIGHT
ROXY & BROADWAY: "Fraulein." Dana Wynter
and Mel Ferrer in war-torn Berlin. KING'S & PRINCESS: "The Devil's Hairpin." Cornel Wilde and Jean Wallace in a car racing drama.
HOOVER & LIBERTY: "Raintree County." Mont- gomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor in a Civil War romance.
STAR & METROPOLE: "The Lady Takes A Flyer." Lana Turner & Jeff Chandler in a romance. LEE & ASTOR: "The Light Across The Street."
Brigitte Bardot as sultry as ever.
QUEEN'S: "Our Sister Hedy." A. Chinese picture. MAJESTIC: "Across The Bridge." Rod Steiger. RITZ: "And God Created Woman." Brigitte Bar-
dat. ORIENTAL:
comedy.
"Blue Murder At St Trinian'a,"
or air.
Blue
as much
their Too many passen-
ort
DS
baen
he
HOLD-UP man nicknamed Pante
Bandit (because im.nobilited his victima by making them
thele doff trousers) got a 60-year sen. tence in Dallas, Toxas, for six armed robberies.
UNNING a Broadway musi-
R calls big business tits
souvenir
most extravagant.
"Aunile Mame," the show tha ALLIGATOR broke free in train as it ran into Jereby started with Rosalind Russell Olly
week, whipped and now has Greer Garsun, has round with its tall and freed brought in $3,130,000
in A swarm of bees. The train (£1,170,000)
-its. Arst 08 walted In a siding, until an weeks. But the net profit is only amusement park sent for $375,000. (£133,00D). alligator.
"Among"The receipts. royalties-- from the touring company, im programme New York's rights,
Among the costs: 34 in-sules. Annual "gadget show" clude an arety of good do-it-per cent of the receipts goes to the backers, an expensive pro- yourself items.
duction with a big cast, mong Examples: an electric paint
seese changes, large number of brush, a gardener's hoe thai hits
stage hands, 10 per cent for the toe of on the
your shoc,
stor. deodorising dog collar.
One Detroit woman planned to jump from the building to show off her parachute idea for help- ing people trapped by fire. But ofile als insisted she should only show a drawing.
AVERAGE
family
I
Income
la the US in 1987 i caf culated by the Commerco De- partment at 96,130 (£2,180). Eleven in every 100 familjea had an Incomo of $10,000 (£3,600) and above.
was,
Bu: desplic all this negolla- ол to bring tions are going "Auntie Mame" to London,
TWO DEER wandered Into a populated area of Pasadena, California. Traffic Officer Walter Klifore, sent to dla perse them, promptly lost the Font of his trousers on the painted and of and dear's horns.
wilt be
STARGAZING crazo h
sparked
off by the Now Sputnik and Explorer. thegadgeteers have caught up. They offer a device with A bulit-in computar that calculatos how to locate
everything In the skies.
Notices
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TUESDAY, MAY 1 By Mir Hawall p.m. Thailand, Burma. India. Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Bellain,
& Europe. (p.m.
Canada, U.S.Ap..
Korea. p.m.
By Burface Mano, .m.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 By Air
Formers, Okinawa, Japan, 19 a.m. Philippines. North Borneo. Noon Indo-China. 7 p..
Malaya, Indonésia, Australia, New Zealand, 3 p.m.
Hawali, U.S.A., Canada, & p.m. Formosa, Korea,
QUMMER TIME in the U.S. generali is one week be- OUR British Socialist MPs hind Britain.
But Rushville, Illinois, has its have sent a cable of good
Inst Sunday the own plans: wishes to a dinner that never
2,500 inhuiskants put their clocks forward, but those in the court offices will house and county continue to keep on winter time.
NEXT time send a trap, sald wiles. Deyim, India. Adeo Egypt,
It was planned as a £3 a head afsir
10 by the committee secure justice for Morton Sobell, convicted with Julius and “Ethel Rosenberg in 1051 for cunsplr. acy to commit espionage.
Kenneth Robinson. Sydney and Silverman, Barnett Stross. Stephtm Swingler seat the cable. But two restaurants re- fused A
Lo stage the dinner. A meeting In a church is being held instead.
CAPITOL: "Hellcats Of The Navy." Ronald Reagan
as the submarine captain.
Audio And Visual
Entertainment
for
+
Judge to A Baltimore
man In
court for dieturbing the peace. He fired off both barrels of a shotgun when a mouse invaded his apartment.
By Surf China, People's Republic, a.m. Macao. 1 p.m. Indo-China, 3.p.m.
Italy, France, Belgium, Germany. Netherlands, (Switzerland, via @cuva, Belgium & Cyprus, Parcel via Mar-
Gt Britain, de Europe, Lelter A Pkt. Ba.m. Regd. & Parcels à p.m.
Ancað. 6 p.m
THURSDAY, MAY 8'
By Air Laos. B .. Japan. ..
Peking. Shanghai. Iankow, Kun- theming, oinow, 8.30 2.m.
Thalland, Ga.m. Philippines, 1 p.m.
DADDY CHAYEFSKY
wrote "Morty" and "The Bachelor Party" and has just
Malaya, Indonesia, Australlo, New clip-on had his new Im "The God zealand, Ceylon, India, Middis Eat,
chosen the dess,"
10 represent Atrien, Great Britain & Europe, a
P.B.A... Pesach
By
Malays Ceylon
Tape, om. Allen,
Pakistan,
ENTER shoes-with
blossoms spring warmer New York weather. America at the Brussels Worldp.m. Favourite cholde so far: Roses. Fair) was in cutspoken, off-the- Price (shoes and flower): 51 cuff form here when he was China, People's Repubile, 9 a.m.
Invited to talk
current about (18).
Egypt, Gi, Dritain, & films. TV, and the theatre.
Thailand, Tan, Inuta. NEW YORK'S system of col- This "Zane Grey or the trag(P India, yla Karachi) lecting. distributing, and Bronx." as he is nicknamed, told (Kuwait & Bahrain. Parcels direct), pricing human blood was under us: "Things are looking up In attack last week.
Hollywood. Even bad pictures the are now quite often unsuccess- charges for blood fut"
Specially criticised;
Maeso, 1 p.m.
Rabaul, 1 p.m.
Canata, 2 p.m.
Japan, U.B.A., C. & S. America,
FRIDAY, MAR i
Chayefsky on Britain:- "Some of the best dramatic
Broadway is
p..
Klacan, 0 p.m.
in
for
China, People's Republic, .. Malaya. Portugueso
For the arm way
Sir. Une as directi. Napi.
The Entertainer," And
RADIO HONGKONG Torch and his Orchestra: 4.23 Birth. Variation in
day Mailbag: 9.30 Band Call--Go-transfusions, ranging from $14 It was the fourth day of Mr 5.30 pm.. Not for Squares; 6, Time
don Jenicine and his Orchestra: (£5) to $60 (£21), depending Dein Here, FrancaÍ DE for the three igal La Hertzog's
7. Parionality Porade-Rita Hay on whether the hospital is pro writing on search
presentation de M. Laversine; 6.30,
worth: TB. Evening Berenade: girls,
disappeared who
on
Youth makes Mud The London Pupular Concert Favourites: 740-making or not. Thursday shortly before they : Junior Orchestra; 7, String Orchestje Story Of Jene Amitage; 6. Time Says a public health com-Olivier he had great admiration, Mauritius. S. Africa, Droll (Argen were duc to perform at the conducted by Levey Haimes with
Koma, Naon.. London Palladium. Britain's The Voice of Mary Mayo; 7.15, The Forbes, the News: 6.00 Weather mitice report: "Any proft re- Why?
Foretaal Announcements and
of blood Laurence could turn down a KLOOD, 1 Naturallet introduced by Maxwelle, alb, Violin fecital by Henry suiting from handling
Ийсво srealest Vaudeville theatre. Knight, No. 3. "Hibertation": "30 Kemer: 6.30, On The Other should Indicate a chance for Alm script at after one read-
A KÉRY ID- Pollco have been alerted Musle from Scotland; 158, Weather presented by Nick Kendall: D. A lowering the price of transfu-irig.
By BattaED throughout the country to watch. Report: 8. Time Slanol, The News
Case For Dr More, Episode 2- sions, not for diverting the pro- On himself, Chayefsky sald: China People's Republic, Da.m. 9.10 Commentary: 6.15, My Word Contoion of Gust:930, The
Meloya Seychelles. · Bellsly. out for the girlz-Gisela No. 7-A panel game introduced, bry
5 Rhodesia, Nysèss Enchanted Hour: 30, Me at to another department of the "My chief trouble in I write Schmidt (17), Ellen Bart and
John Arluft; 5,45," Greta Keller slógÉ;
10.30, Moode In Musio-hospital which is not breaking English ne if it had been trans-force The Deira), Nooth, Mason Cloud and fir Grchesing with.i even." 9. The Bignal. Motoring MAKALEM Truth Shristel Kruger, both 10.
lated from ROTIRE."
romo 1 pm.
p.m. vocaliak June Vallij 35, Data Wi Only one speaks English, and produced by Ted Thome; $30, The
Capital Symphony Orchestra: 250 Dreamland: 1130, Prekide To Mid- they had only £1 between them Weather Report: 10, Time Biguli rites: 33 Midnight, God Save The when they vanished near their The New and Home, Nowa from Queen: Close Down. lodgings in Brixton.
Brital: 10.10, Might Cop presented An official at Scotland Yard by Ted Thom: 10.00 Weather Re-
port: 11, Tams Eigned, Radio New
Down, been found yet. "We have had one or two re- corts saying that the girls have pm, Musical Matinee; 320, Part- | cert Halli B. (Plm Festival Parade"; been spotted in the. West End of ne Song] 4. Ter Time itenkinavou: 0.30. "Mr District Alley"; D. London, but they have led to 120, Vocally Yours: &, Chitran's Coro Newsreel 126, Combert Miniature
Feshire - Wa gem Pomppertal by Aunie Itar: 6.30, 130.00 Evening Cordeiro; 0, Torch | DowIL
Edinburgh House, police headquarters suld no clue feeds dies, and do to bed; 11.97,
REDIFFUSION
TELEVISION.
a p.m... Children's Maur-Cartoons: 5.15. Chikiren's Film: 5.30. Boy in "The Lady and the Chro a. Close Down, 130, Television Cor
MICHIGAN mon fared batter than gamecocks fread from fighting pite after a
The humano shorift' rald. got fines of up to $74, (£20). The birds were cooked by the sheriff's wife for the goalmates' dinner.
A MILLION studants In immines, Haly, France, Belgium,
15,000 8 high schools
aro
First
to be trained in massuring radioactive falkout. trainees will be acionço student and will compieta their coures by July next year. ††OTTEST turn at New York's TW✪ symbols of glamour have 11 Food Show is cooking
taday gone from, Amèrica.--| blowtorch mecielly FEROM= nothing" he said China, Mall on as Tray Doh 13, Lewe Ni mal; grobably for ever. Tway fanous mended for small kitchens.
Special
TWO
by
Netherlands Germany (@witzerland vis dence, Belgium, Cyprus, Parodis vis Marecilles, p.m.
Indonesia,, 2 pm.
Mocioe's Republic. 6 p.m.
Chuna,
SUNDAY, MAY 11
Dy Burfate
Macao, i bam
MONDAY, MAY 12 fly Bartacy Chin. People's Republic, a m.i Maca. 1 .m.
Mp.m.
O