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Ivory-handled is an inlet for piercing ventilation holes in hunting bowlers. The ordeal continues THE next caller at the Manor
was Monge the clown, Mrs Wretch was unable to prevent in from Iawling like a baby, and lys full length on the 1. To the Coloärl he said,
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better half about the time she side-stepped when } squirted soda-water at her. The en-tamer got it b the face."
"Indeed." aki 120 Colonel "If it'd been clam- pagite, w.}el horse wealthy'l Five budited her an inch," con- tinued Moggy, with a caree laugh. As Mra Wiethy 95714 shepherding the visitor to the dour, the vicar was anounced, i Going down on all fours, and barking at him, Moggo stjouted, "Throw us
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note repeated eight times. His lusks curi inwards, and are used by Abyssiniau
Jaster their
biegeles to iron rings in walls. Domestic interlude
He router the burglar by throwing a fish at him.
(New item) } Rand and round the kitchen he
were chase Waring т
hefty
lately caught.
Tuckerel,
And flung it in the interloper's
face.
Doubtless the fish was father
to the thought.
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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1959.
Merry Christmas
..
New York, Dec, 23.
wiebod You might be "Merry Chrisimas" in any language in the world in this city.
It is the headquarters of the United Nations and with the Christmas shop- ping to be done there are more foreign voices than urust in the air,
From
until now Christmas people will be mylog to each other:
French-"Jayrux Noel." German "Frocliche Weihnachten,”
Italian Buon Natale." - Spanish -- "Feliz
Navidad."
Norwegian, Swedish, Danish "God Jul."
Japanese
"Kurizmaste
Omedeta Gozaimasu,“
Swahill"Sika Kuu YA Kulzuliwa Marlays."
Indonesian
Hari Natal,"
"Selamat
It all means a friendly "Merry
Cx* Christman"
claimer.-UPI.
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TRURSDAY, DECEMBER 24
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Durma, Pakistan. Mddle Past, Atrien, Great Britain Europe. Noon.
Japan,.m.
Japan Newsletter From David Gordon
IT'S HOLIDAY TIME
TIME AND
AND WHAT
A BURDEN ON THE RAILWAYS!
ก
are
Tokyo, (By Airmail).
*
Looking around Tokyo to- day and thinking back to Christmas 1945-one 10 simply must hand it
An the Japanese. obeisance le due niso to Uncle Sam.
The holiday spirit has captured Japan, and from now until half way through
January, the people of this country thoroughly enjoy themselves with the sole exception of the Police and railway workers.
The load
business if he "pool" system on the railways is the conductor's
helps consider staggering at any time, but at wants to keep it on or take it ably in tho purchase of necessİ- ties and the occasional night on year's end, "visiting" is almost oft. As for American women,
ritual with
have come to the town too. the Japanese he figures they people. On the 387-mile stretch Japan to see the country and lis between Tokyo and Osaka, an people, no he is actually doing average of 297 trains go in etch them a service by showing then
One direction every 2 hours.
one aspect of Japanese nature. thousand million passengers n Tals side of life in Japan is yeur ply this route. Another what ensures one a daily smile. 3,300-million passengers
The tw, such as it is, ruled some ticketed by the Japan National years ago that mixed bathing Hallways on the balance of their
Public bathhouses was wrong. routes. The private railway obediently
partitions pul up lines issue another 2,000-million across the actual bath, put many Passenger tickets.
of them merely separated the dressing room part with a rope barrier. At one very beautiful hotspring resort en the West Coast which is rerely visited by foreigners, I found an inn which hnd kept to the letter of the law by providing an artistle lacquer- certain dissatisfactions which are mostly of a political nature. ed dividing board nerosa pool. It was a full six inches high. Jopan is not only on Its feet. However, the "Ladles Entrance" but it's right on its toes. My
staircase spiralling compliments of the season was by a down from about eight fret you. above in a perfect stage setting.
I is ttle wonder that a huge electronke brein is being special ly hall just for ticketing and reservation purposes. To malu- tain the split-second schedules- which they, simply have to or I face ulter chapa-1,000 telegraph sinlions, 125,000 telephones and hundreds of radio sets are in constant use.
The loop lines and subways
handle which
the suburban tretne in the major cities are hours as nightmarish at rush
Philippines, Guam, Australia, New each er is overloaded by three Zealand & Fiji. 2 p.m.
Okinawa, Korea, 6 p.m.
Japon. Conada, U.S.A., 6 p.m. Friends (p.m
Chine, People's Republic, 0 p
times its normal capacity-des- piten frequency of a train at lege than two-minute intervals. This kind of travel is only for the It the very hardy and brave. E. & S. Afrien, drazil, Argentina.suburban train in Tokyo and I is rix years since I last look a
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Most
the
foreigners who read about Japan being a "poor" country, find themselves puzzled as to how the nightclubs, bars, cabarets and coffee shops are always packed, and weekends most hot- spring resorts are booked out solid.
on
The answer to this is that the Japanes are wonderful "mangers" of their incomes-... and a startling 90 percent actual-
On the other hand, the coun- Try expresses provide exception- ally comfortable travel and good service. In an effort to give airangers "better impression" of Jopen. the railways have ly have some kind of savings designated certain expresses us account, "eliquette trains," and the con- ductors give passengers o little lecture on behaviour.
Recent statistles show that of those whose annual Income is £500 per between £300 and
This is mostly directed to year, 90.6 per cent save money. In the £800 a year class, the certainly. Japanese men who
higher at 97.0 per exercise their "human rights" to figure goos an amazing degree, in order to cent. Regarding the mouths saved, some 12 per look nest upon arrival, many of actually them strip down to their under- cent of the wage carners put wear and carefully hang up their away a remarkable 20 per cont suits, Female American tourists. of their income. get very disconcerted apparently, when they find themselves being provided with a free strip-tease khow by an assortment of strunge Janinese males.
Let it be said for these rugged, Individualists,
cre that they strenuously resisting oil *N hortations to change their ways. After all, the passenger reasons, It is his suit and is none of
Much of the open spending on pleasure, comes from "expetises" which most salaried workers get as a tax-free addition The rest comes from a periodic spree paid for from savings. However, Japanese with a responsibility towards the education of a con or daughter, never touch any of the money
put aside for that
The family specifle purpose.
But in 1945, "experts" said it would take 20 years to clear away the rubble alone. Today one could hardly believe the change in the scene.
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Cathedral. Child I Born---Nativity Play,
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TOMORROW
Special Announcerverts: 1.30 - Houman and The King and
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The Time: 3. Musical Malince: Around the Hospitals Jennifer, Ted Helay. Weather; lo. This Happy
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Bt. max Concert: 1, Belay of Christ Christmas Day Bervice from
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Guitar 12.15 p.m... Rigst Rev. R. O. Hall, Bishop of
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Triple
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The Spoken Word:
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2.20. Chay Massage to.
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Concert-Beethoven:
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Christmas in Wales, by Dylan cerio for Violin and Orchestra No. 4
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Bot Faller and klis Quartel with Miss Chao Ping. SUN YA:
comedian Jan Tom,
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REDIFFUSION
TOMORROW
rayer-eva with The Lyons: 1918, Spike Jones mas Story in Carols: 345, Novatime: i Christmas"; 3,50, Christanos Carobs;
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12.16 D.B Christmas Calen- dar. 12.30, Nothing But Dic -1.13, Weather, News and Special An-
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DEBORAH KERR
JERRY WALD'S
PRODUCTION OF
The love affair of
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DIRECTED BY HENRY KING
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GRAND OPENING TO-DAY
AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M. Christmas Entertainment for the Entire Family
NEW TARZAN FINDS FORGOTTEN WORLDS OF ADVENTUREJ
METRO GOLDWYN MAYLR Presti
ARZAN
THE APE MAN” TECHNICOLOR
A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURI
Special Holiday Matinee At Reduced Admission
HOOVER THEATRE Doc. 25 at 12.15 p.m. Bing Crosby
Grace Kelly in "HIGH SOCIETY"
Dec. 26 at 12.15 p.m. Bob Hope Fernandel in "PARIS HOLIDAY"
Dec. 27 at 11.00 a.m. Warner Brothers' COLOR CARTOONS ›
Dec. 27 at 12.15 p.m.
Doris Day John Raitt in "THE PAJAMA GAME"
GALA THEATRE Dec. 25 at 12.15 p.m. Stan Laural
Oliver Hardy in "BONNIE SCOTLAND" Dec. 26 at 12.15 p.m. Gene Kelly
Dan Dailey in "IT'S ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER"
Dec. 27 at 11.00 a.m. Walt Disney's COLOR CARTOONS
Dec. 27 at 12.15 p.m. Stewart Granger Elizabeth Taylor in "BEAU BRUMMEL"
RITZ CINEMA
★ SHOWING TO-DAY ★ AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.
THE SUN NEVER BLAZED ON A A MORE SAVAGE SAGA!
SUSAN HAYWARD
JEFF CHANDLER
TECHNICOLO
JACQUES
Pasands, CLARCEL CAUUNG dunsen, POTICA BONE JEMIDE ARTS Pakaian
HERBERT Jongen te kakiht kovil - Map Tank, Silmadi átch A KË
TO-MORROW SPECIAL SHOW, AT. 12.30 P.M. GUY MADISON In "THE HARD MAN"
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