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small ear on the stocks. Chrysler has one, too. And General Motors, third of the Big Three, has one with an aluminium en- gine in the back.
It is said the companies intend launching them in the autumn. The com. panies themselves krep MATATA,
But this much is known. G.M. are
re-tooling a former 10
lorry platt at Willow Run produse theirs. Ford plans to mate his in exlating factories.
Three years ago Henry Fred Paid in Temtion that imported cars were to threat In his entry; that they would not be s until around 10 per cent of new cars suld were forelin.
Is the 10 per cent red-light signat about to flash in the boardrooms of the American molor industry?
inndels are only all in American eyes,
To get 14:11 picture, thin' of a British Zephyr ur Zoding. The new cars are, in fact, three feet shorter then the 17-18ft. Imd- cruisers Americans use today. writt their "ilving-room teriors" and twin back ilghta coch measuring a foot wide.
and Continental British "spall" cars are about 12ft, long,
Price
One vital feature will be their price - around £700, or £200 cheaper than the leg fellows. Another is the fuel consumption rate, in the 25 mp category, The new models have no! been designed on a hunch. Sur- verk were comfurted.
Then strowed compact, economy ears are savoured by three definite types of Ameri- cast, customer; the retired who cannot afford or do
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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1939. --
A BOB
FOR A VERY LONG JOB
W
THAT a job! All for a
bob, too,
But, you know, something of a lark, really. Dip and splosh, dip and aplosh. But my dad wouldn't Lot me creosole hla tence.
More likely to give me a bob to keep out of the way.
Bras
Dip, splosh. That's the foot done. Only another 199ft. to to. The man must have seen me coming.
SOME BITING REMARKS
ABOUT WORKING DOGS'
Burlington, Vt.
The next time you try to befriend a dog you'd better
check its pedigree.
a chap time to A University of Vermont animal and insect specialist
Bull, gives think a bit, Take that motton, for instance.
Be prepared, It says. Next time ask a man if he wania his fence painted I'll come pre- pared. With one of those spray things.
Cub's honour. 1 will. And 11's all part of the Boy drive in bob-1-jol Scoula”. Britain recently.
'The 572,349 seouls did every- thằng from scrubbing elephants want to clipping chickens' malis-and married raised more than £57,000
light central funds.
A
CRI young Douples Iving on budget who, feel they will have leas trouble with a new car than a bigger, used one; wealthy families who wani a second, or even a third, ear, The big question for the British maker is how will the new American models affect im- exports, now really portant to the Country's Leonmmy?
that
The answer to that is the biggest proportion of exports consists of cars smaljer Than
e now Americus cars. And U.S. companies would have to spend more billions of dollars to make than in a vast change-over of plant. This they are unlikely to do.
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Why is his chariot s long in coming? Why tarry the wheels of his chariot?- Judges 5:28.
cannot
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is stay.
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Damaged cargo ex ils easel will
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on April 19, 1959, and consiglech are requested to have their repre- Leolutives present during the sur- vey.
DUTTERFIELD & WIRE, Arents.
Bunzkong, Apr 15, 1959,
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and
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during the survey.
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says that so-called "working dogs" spend more time employed in the practice of biting than any other breed of man's alleged best friend.
Dr Henry M. Parrish 1sts working dogs as German shep- herds. collies, great Danes, Doberman Pinschers, sheep dogs und S. Bernards.
They are the most "frequent offenders" when it comes 10 biting man, he said.
In a report based on ble statisilm gathered in Pitts burgh, Pa., Parrish sold that sporting dogs also rank high on the list of pooches, who ilke a little nip now and then, while hounds are more apk to favour you with • warring
fall.
Hounds were found the fewest bites per only do roUJ).
lo lake capita of
Top Record
Parrish, who declined to say whether he has been bitten by a dog, noted that females grind out a higher dog biting record than males.
Younger dogs also are in volved in more "nocidents," os Parrish describes the biles.
Parrish was unable to come up with any specifle недвос why female dogs have a higher biting record, but sald higher bitting record, but said It was not related to mating
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seasons or maternal protection of litters.
In his study of dog bite "peci- only donts," Parrish said that one third of the nips could be classified as malicious.
Two thirds were altributed to human activities which acci- dentally goaded a dog into biting, and to incidents which occurred when the victims were involved in variety of netivities including petting and playing with canines-UPI.
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Mare Condemned To Death In Owner's Will
London.
THE British Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Horses stopped in at Claver- ton Down, to help a farmer save a 20-year-old more con- demned to die in her owner's will.
The mare, named Bracken, has been a pet of farmer Cecil Hancock since the death of her owner, a lawyer
willed who that the animal should bc slaughtered.
Hancock has twice refused to surrender the animal, despite the
will.
The first me the animal was scheduled to be slaughtered and turned into ment for the Duke of Beaufort's hounds...
The second time came when six men and two police officers de- arrived at the form and manded Bracken...
Hancock refused. The BSPCH stepped in with an offer of fin- ancial aid if court actions takes place.
"She has been a faithful pet, is healthy and doesn't deserve to die," Hancock sakl-URI,
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THURSDAY, APTUL 16 By Air Philippines, a_p.m. Cambodia, è pim.
JAPAN NEWSLETTER by David Gordon
The Paper God Heeded The Children's Knife Threat
was a
Tokyo.
The wedding of Japan's Crown Prince to his lovely
bride, Michiko,
great emotional · experience not only for the people of Japan, but all those foreigners who were in Tokyo on that glorious spring day.
On the previous day, the city was drenched with torrential rains which were still pouring down at three o'clock on the morning of the wedding day.
But the ancients and sooth nonsense for in his new paluco- sayers who had chosen April 10 now being bullt, there is a nur as being the most nuspicious sery wing where he and his day, many long months ago, wife will raise their children ag were "right on the beam" as the human beings and not puppets. skies cleared by dawn and not a cloud was seen.
*
The humble householdera hed A battle of another kind is
done their share 100 as each beme had hung outside a little paper god-"Teru-teru Bozu”- the while the kiddies chanted song which threatens to cut his head off if he doesn't clear the skles.
also warming up - the people of Japan versus the US. Security Forces. -
The revised frosty permitting their stay in Japan to: the be Apparently,, he took good note country's defence, is due to
signed shortly.
In It America loses quite a privileges number of previous and Japan will have the Anal say on the disposition of troops
too.
But I was the people lining the route who impressed ob- servers the most.
Perhaps
it was just a little in the event of an emergency, too much for them to witness
However, Foreign Minister the thailling process the Fujiyama is being pressured to
first in the history of Japan-
waved and smiled at them.
concessions to members of the
for
"officlul
when the future Emperor and abolish all tax and customs duty Empress drove by and actually U.S. Forces and civilian assist-
ants resident here-except They sat on the footpaths, materials needed for obedient and doello, chlidren and purposes," Formosa, Cinawa. Kores, 6 pmoldsters first, while the control- As it is now. all American India. Aden, Africa, Great Britala ling police also squatted and Europe, 6 p.m.
and "Post Exchanges"
"Com- good-naturedly admonished the missaries" are stocked to the Japan, d. pon.
de- rafters like Fifth Avenue partment stores, with completely tax-free goods. A short time ago,
Howell, U.S.A., P.
P.m.
By Surface
B. de W. "Atries, Ghana diret, 3 p.m. Macao, Ô nam
FRIDAY, APLIK 17 By Air Cambodia,
Vietnam.
to behave nicely.
Parcels
They did just that.
Pakistan.
France, 10 a...
Thailand, Malaya, Indonezia.
of bluck innrket.
the
The television coverage was millions of dollars worth found remarkable and every single its way each month onto moment was recorded, bar course the few minutes 10 actual nuptial ceremony
not even the Emperor could witness.
Formoen, 1 p.m. Pilippines.)
Dutch New Guinea, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, 3 pan.
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Canada, U.S... 7 p.m.
By Burface"
China, People's Republic. ↑ a.m. Macao. 1 p.m. Korea, 2 p.m. Maeno, 6 p.m.
BATURDAY, APTUL 18
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Thailand, Malaya. Indonesia, Ceylon, 10 am. * fndur * Pakistan, Middle East. Great Britain Europe, Africa, Nuon
Australia, New Zealand. I pmn. Philippines, Gurun, 2 pan,
Thailand, Buens, Indu, a p.m. Tichunm. Luan, ổ tr
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Hawoli, U.S.A., 6 pm. China, People's Republic, a pm, By Burface China, Peopisë Repubile, 7 a.m. Formoss, 1 p.m.
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China, Frple's Republic, o p.m.
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of the There is sill some of this which activity going on in sets of golf himself clubs, wines and spirits and similar items, but the biggest
racket is in automoblies. How many millions sat watch-
People who would ordinarily Ing the whole thing on tele- be driving the lowest-priced. vision, would be hard to esti- cars back in the States, now use mate, but had it not been far Cadillacs, Lincolns and Chrysler the "terebi" ns Japanese call it, Imperials, After using
would have been for the crowds
trebled enslly.
them two yoors-that they stick to the rules and don't, sell earlier can actually net up to US$5,000 profit,
13 Now there an "Emperor boom" of great significance.
Until last Friday, the Japan- ese were not really quite about the Imperial Family which
on the speedometers, so U.S. only 14 years ago, was regarded personnel can hardly be blamed with the awe and reverence re- for being tempted into at least served for gods,
one black market den? during But Prince Akihito's marriage their stay.
Japanese chocnfully pay the equivalent of US$20,000 for sure Cadillacs with nominal milenges
make 211 outright
of it and leave litis pountry with sizeable furienes.
to one of themselves and his Some cordial and warm greetings to business
almost them on an
personal baris-brought it home finally that they are ruled
by people who are now actually a part of them and not mystle.deliler,
for
It is a fair bet that from now. Ship-lovers will feel some on, Princess Michiko will slowly but surely sleer or rusband into a stronger position against the
lough Household Agency which has traditionally cecine: tolled Japan's rulers.
Aichito himself was raised by chamberlains after being taken from his parents at the age of
But he has been
very fem about pulting an end to such
three.
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bearing vage company .his name,
the
Okada - N bought thestrýmis old "Ile-de-France" which uncived" in Osaka during the week under her new name "Faruna Moru,” and will soon keep hur last data with the breakers
and
But
So highly dogs Mr Okada regard the huge vessel that three Shirto priests performed final rites aboard her so her "soul should go to harvon.”
This respectful tribute to such 4 famous ship was solemnly Vocally Yours; J, Children's Corner witnessed by representatives of Borothy
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Bignal and the cutting torched hook into and were stockpiled | ROXY
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BROADWAY: "I Want
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News: 8.00, Wenibar Forecast, An- Tepresentatives are requested to be on agricultural land taken over To Live," Susan Haywı ‚d (lu Curt Jurgens.
Music-Dil-MeGume Quartet; 0.45, nouncements and Interlude: akt, hor,
She'll be the star of a movie Evening Star-Nelson Terpuz (Barle Latest Records: 630, On The Other presont during Kurvey,
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ed by Ted Thomas; 0.16, "No
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Song Fredya Maraball.
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8.30, Claes Kidj the air in the advertising
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