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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1961.
Japan newsletter from David Gordon
BIG PROFIT FROM GOOD
RAILWAY SERVICE
P
but
Tokyo.
on to say "The lavishing essis- tance of this advisory group has served tho travatt of its estabilshing an engineering team which in capable to provide every aspeel of aircraft servicing with prime responsibility.”
Japan's National Railways added up figures for its last financial year which would make railway commissioners in other countries ill with envy.
JNR mude net profit of to get in or out of one at peak £5,400,000 through sizeable in- perlods. In the summer, оле creasca in numbers of passengers rarely reads of complaints, (5,345,200,000- or nearly 60 In winter there are dally howls times the entire population), of anguish from the commuters goods traille and "miscellaneous and also from the railway revenue" whleh grossed over companies. The anawer
£ 15-million,
simple. The passengers are heavily clothed that the conges- tion is more noticeable, and At takes longer to altove them inte and out of the cars.
ruba
BO
One of the big auto companies contest held a Y1,000,000 prize Before anybody
away
for naming a new model. The with the Iden
that Japan
cholee was "Publica." However, Na Innal Railways is a monopoly
despite careful proof-rending, which can run as it pleases, 11
advertisements frequently extol But, as an indication of the the virtues of the new "Paprika"| faces tity competition from dozens of private railroad com- eagerness of JNR to please pas-
- rather good name for "a hot pantes-all of which appear to sengers, a disgruntled foreign red," possibly. enjoy equal prosperity, even resident of Yokohama complain-
Classic case though most of them do
to noted in a letter
of the publish statements
their dailies, that he could never
One of the classic gut carnings.
a seat in the Brat-class carriage cerned a group of girl singers on izains to Tokyo between 8.30 who decided they were ready and D a.m. That was on August for professional appearances. 20.
This quartet particularly favoured some compositions set to the poems of Sappho, the great poetess of Lesbos.
of
Howls of anguish
The Japanese don't
neces- sarily run the best trains in the world-but they are certainly the most efficient from the time- table viewpoint.
The suburban services run at on average of 300 per cent over- crowding and It is a major effort
NOTICE
one
cases con-
The four sweet crcatures went ahead and printed cards, pos- ord programmes an-
nouncing the first recital by
rhe Lesbian Four."
On September 22 in the same letter from JNR paper came a suying they were increasing the number of trains during that half-hour from 5 to 8 and puiters,
including ting on more coaches an additional Arst-class one. The letter ended: "First Class Com- muler," your comments please! We'll do our best to serve you.” This attitude differs vastly from the lofty disdalu found so frequently elsewhere. top of that, ticket collectors, un guards, porters and others are The essence of politeness and The Annual General Meet-friendliness. Long distance ex- ing of Voting Members will presses
on split-second be held at the Club Houac.schedules (you get your express Happy Valley, on Friday, 29th supplement refunded if the train September, 1961, at 5.45 p.m.
THE ROYAL HONG KONG
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At, passing the Accounts for the year ended 30th June, 1961.
the Amend 3. Confirming
ments to the Club's Rules of Racing made by the Stewards on the following dates:-
19th September, 1960 6th October, 1960 12th October, 1960 28th November, 1960 27th February, 1961
4. Appointing Auditors for
the ensuing year.
run
And
comparable to that of the better
runs late), and the service is
airlines. The trains are equipped with telephone jacks at rech seat
sterilised earplug and listening to a choice of radio programmes.
Scandal
+
four
been
Bingo
sick
notes
anger doctors
London.
who
BINGO players
WIVES WALK OUT ON TV JINGLES
London,
WHEN the television commercial breaks come
on, do you:~-~- Watch? Krit? Drink? or just walk about the room?
This question was put to 1,450 housewives picked from a group of 11,000.
a quarter of the viewers were actually out of the room whlie the commercials wore screened,
Mr Ian McIntyre of the Exchange 'said: "This is an lu- And the answer is that at terim report, but the Bindings least two out of three viewers will be borns out by our com- tre doing something else as well pleted survey."--London Ex- during the commercial breaks. presa Service.
This is what housewives were doing during commercial break-
Thirty per cent were knitting, newing or darning:
Nineteen per cent were doing the household chores;
Thirteen per cent were cook- ing:
Eight per children:
cent looking after
And seven per cent eating. Big differences
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A message from the President By DON IDDON
A
S I walked down Fifth the other
Avenue
morning I was handed a pamphlet: "Have you pre- pared for survival? Don't walt-now, is the time fall-out shelters, no
down. Free money timates. Call UN 4.3900,"
eg-
In the lobby of the Associated Press buliding I bought a copy of Life magazine. Thoro Was "A message to you imm the President.""
"We are providing fall-out shel- ters in now and some existing Federal buildings. We are stocking theso shellers with
one week's food and medical supplies, and two weeks' water supply for the shelter. occupants.
"I urge you to read and to con-
sider seriously Le contents of tills issue," There followed twelve pages of text and photographs on the nuclear threat.
Camera shy AFTER being such a televi A sion hit, President Kennedy is now wary of the camerus and microphone.
declion, but now on the ad- vice of Press secretary Pierre Salinger he's avoiding televi- sion appearances, THE DAILY, MAIL'S most com-
Greer stant render,
Garion, was named the new "World's tho best-dressed woman" by fabulous Texas store Nelman- Marcus in Dallas. REMEMBER
are ill or detained
The survey was carried out by at work
are being the London Press Exchange (on advertising and marketing or- asked to get "excuse ganisation specialising in re- me" notes from their search) .who have issued D
report saying: doctors or employers. "There are large differences, The notes should then be sent between the number of people to the game run by 28-year-viewing a programme and tho old Mr Jack Wilding at Har-number who see the relevant low, Essex, "'s not fale If club members
commercial breaks.
"At certain times, as many as have to miss a session because | 80
per cent of viewers are of work or illness." Mr Wil-engaged on other activities. ding said the other night. "So The numbers of viewers who MAILS FOR CHINA & MACAO | Television helped him win the this certificate or absence will are. In fact, out of the room allow them to keep in the during part or all of the adver- running for the snowball tisement break
frott ranges Solemn promises have
prizes of £100 or more.
18 per cent to as many as 30 per made to have all this kind of "We will accept an ordinary eent
the thing polished by before
note either from a doctor's "Orymple" Games. These in- pad or on arm's cidentally, are the subject of
letter heading." various ministries, ward offices, considerable argument between Employers and docters are In-
dignant. Said one doctor:- assorted committees and at some "What does he take the to a distance, the American Armed i National Heath Service for? largely Forces.
It's sheer impertinence." An Industrialist said: "You may not use my name because I do not wish to associate with bingo in any way, but if any one presents me with a chit to sign they'll get n shart an- Either my people work
The overtime or they don't. choice is up to them." Mr Wilding replied: "I don't sce what they have got against the scheme. "We are doing this to colla- borate with management. A and worker will be happler. will work harder if he knows that, he still has not lost his 12:28. chance of winning £100, and social happiness is just as im- portant, Doctors should member they are
The deadline from a соп- struction viewpoint, is drawing mighty close for starting on the Olympic Village. So far for
nobody with cun agree
anyone else on the actual site. Japanese don't easily concede this to another's argument as
of face. Ar- The sleepers provide slippery, would cause loss a small tollet kit with tooth riving at some formula which
etc. and brush,
freshly will not upset delicate sensiti- laundered 'yukata' or light cot- vities, is sure to consume con- ton kimono. It is little wonder siderable time and the end
sult will be a frantic rush to that passenger traffic keeps in- ecreasing steadily
beat the clock. under such efficient and pleasant conditiona, But that's the way they like it passing. private railways here. And as a tip to readers must do fairly well it one is to who might be coming this way that for the Olympics in 1964, now is judge from the scandal broke this week when former the time to reserve accommoda- Transportation Minister, Wataru Ulon, and pay for it in advance Narahoshi, his wife and the boss to make sure. According to the of the big Dalel Motion Picture leading hotels, they're already in Company, were arrested for bribery in sums of over £100,000 for granting a permit
6. Electing Stewarda for the to a new private railroad com-
ensuing yenг.
рапу.
All members are cordially invited to attend and partici-A never-ending source of pate in any discussion which harmless merriment-and may hate, They are invited
to forward to the Secretary in writing at least seven days before the meeting is due to take place, any matters which they may wish to bring up for discussion.
By Order of the Stewards,
F. D. ANGUS. Acting Secretary.
MACHINLAY'S SCOTCH WHISKY Hong Kong, 12th Sept., 1961.
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occasional frustration to resident foreigners - i s the way Japanese mangle the English language.
As their own spoken language has only a basle 31 sounds' it understandable that they can't get their tongues around quite
number &
of foreign words. However, there is valid reason why written English should have degenerated Into what one writer christened "Japlish"-a fixed term of re- ference now.
no
The Japan Company Directory lists such goods as "banana- smelled toothpaste" and the ser- vices of a company devoted to "remodellin aircraft." This out. fit explains that it has "a dozeu of American engineers" and goes
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nuddle over requests for rooms-and I'd bet that park premium benches will be at a when the Olympic turch arrives in Tokyo.
TARGET
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How many
words of four letters or more on To make from the lotters St the square on the left 7
the words. each letter may be need once only. Each word must pon- tain then lange letter, and there must be at least one tan-letter word in the list. No plurals : na foreign wards; no proper names. TODAY'S, TARGET: 1a wordi Food 15 words, very good
NWOT GE
excellent. Belation
tomorrow.
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London Express Service.
swer.
re-
"Clearly it is unwise to take programmę viewers too ter ally as a measure of the adver tisement audience.
The attention a viewer gave commercial break WIS determined by his interest in the programme around it.
The survey shows that while 35 per cent of viewers watched commercials in high-Interest programme, only 23 per cent watched in a low Interest, and
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BY SURFACE Vietnam, Senegal Rep., Rep. of Mali (Leiter Mail Noon! Malaya ¡Letter Mali) 2 pm (Parcel M31) ↑ pm: Hawail (Leiter Mail 2 p (Parcel Mail) 1 pm; Kares (Letter Mail) 3 mm (Porcel Mall) 4 pm:
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paragraph get- ting
Laces without surgery? The sad iruth is the treatment is a flop.
echtro Westport. Connecticut, has been closed, four staff mem- bere have been arrested, and seven pallents are under the of New York health cure amctals.
The New York Midien Coun- cll said: "There is no over- night cure for sogging skin, the wrinkles, freckles, and troubled look of middle age." No cure
JOMEN here are paying on
CROSSWORD Wuch as $300 - that's over
In the way of righteous- | Cristobal C. Z. (Parcel Mall) 4 pm.
is life Proverba
'There are laws whose violation means death to in-
benefit of the pub for the dividuals and to civilisation. One doctor observed: "I'm here Spiritual death is worse
to treat flness not la ponder than physical.
to a craze."
—(London Express Service),
Press-Radio Bible Service Inc Cincinnati, Ohio.
• BY. THE WAY
by Beachcomber
WHEN It was announced that hats and chanted, "Good morn the Doric arch at Euston in, to alloy meet her how 11 of you from both of Station was to go, a notable us." booby said that development will be, "Good morning to what does not mean that the essential there is of you from only one character of an arca need be of us."
changed.
Who would have anticipated Not that I care the good news that on the site
is to rise a 20-storey neo-Doric
building. part flats, part oflees,
TT was high time for the Golf
Society to inquire into the
aerodynamics of golf so that part car-park and part super this game can be taught sclentl- market, It sounds almost like
eally. It has already been dis-
The Temple of Poseidon nt Paestum, or the These on at covered that the Impact of club Athens, except that it will on ball lasts for one 2,000th of a be much bigger than both of second. This can be checked by them put together. I hope the stop-watch, desten will include a bit of lonie & If an elephant could play golf drive the ball 7.326 and Corinthian; perhape a skilful it could blend of Nike Apteros and the yards at an initial speed of 424 miles an hour. The difficulty Tower of the Winds
would be to teach it the im parlance Courteous greeting
of precision In the swing, and to siop it fumbling at the ball with its trunk, An ostrich, coached by scientists, at Nurtenton, ate four balls, wo clubs and a caddie's hat.
-{London Express Service).
bosit of a lady that she has lost eight stone by dieting suggests that she was the lady in the story of the ❘ two small men who raised their
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SHOW BUSINESS: Terry- Thomas Ls becoming AS popular as he is in Britain
Brothers after appearing in Grimum.. He will co-star In Optreden Barbary Apes with George Sanders and Jonel Jeffries.
Marlon Brando angrily denied that he has been wasting money on the remake of Mutiny on the Bounty, which will cost about £6,000,000. Brando #nid: "I'll tell you why It costs so much. They start- ed shooting without
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