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Bosolat Announesmente and Classified Advartles- mente e DEURE.

Fire danger: city 'does not care'

London.

A firo chief has accused thousands of kouse-- holdern of not caring about the safety of their homes.

Cares Arca

Mr J. L. Johnson, chlet of the fire brigade at Portsmouth- Thal "The City

that 22 covered enused by Inulty parolu heaters last year.

were

One blaze was Intal, and Me Johnson decided that the 60,000

THE CHINA MAIL,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1961.

British newsletter from Peter Burgoyne

DR RICHARD BEECHING...

Man with a load

on his mind

London.

householders of Portsmouth A man, indistinguishable from the rest, stood on a

needed educating especially when he heard that one man hod net light to his house by nning his paraffin slove with petrol.

As a start he offered 2,000 free leaflets on "do's and don'ts" about oli heaters.

But after five months of publicity, Mr Johanson sill had

1,870 left on his hands,

out

He said; "It's amazing to think that fewer than 30 people Portsmouth of 250,000 should be sufficiently interested. They just don't care bout whether their home gors up in dames or not.” ---- London Ex- press Service.

Man who stole

fines jailed

An assistant magistrates clerk, 45-year-old Robert Longman, was jailed for xix months at Andover, Hampshire, for steal- ing £87 In lines and main- fennnce money.

Tie "court was told the thefts discovered after a man were

maintenance through paying the court

Heted why he was in arrears.--London Express Service.

was

A woman's look

foils gunman

An elderly post mistress folied an armed bandit who tried to hold up

sub-post office in Kilburn-lane, London, the other

day.

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platform of East Grinstead railway station one morning this week and waited for his train to Town.

The question is: cid he happen windows, the state of preserva-

to notice the hang of the Enattim of rallway refreshment ririnstead stationmaster's jacket; the cut of his trousers and the drape of his lapels, and whether or not he wore the with dignity and pride?

Grinstead. casembje

It is understandable if he did not. De Richard Beeching had a lot on his mind that morning. Moreover, press and television cameras were trained upon him as he stood there,

NEW JOB

It was his first day in a new job, which is always an unsettl- ing business. And Dr Breching: was under no illusion about the reason for those cameras.

They were there because he is to be pald £24,000 year for and revitalising streamlining

as Chairman of the British Transport Com- mission; and because, before he even reached his desk, there has already been an extremely pub- lle row about the scale of his remuneration.

British Hallways,

room bath buns, the punctuality of the morning trains from East

There are

itent also little like how to make the railways pay: how to revive regional cm~ npatttetle pride among

with ployees; how to compete road transport; what to do about

unprofitable branch lines.

But, Dr Beeching, those poar stationmasters. Just £30-worth

so of your time for little memorandum first?

one

In Britain, these June days, affluence is bustin' out all over. So perhaps we ought not to be surprised that in London's outer suburbs the wealthy tenantry are beginning to clamour for a spot of slinky night life around the council estate, Nevertheless, it comes bit of a shock. Dlana Dors has her been signed up to make British cabaret debut for £1,000 En week, repeating her Las Vegas

as R

The righis and wrongs of all this, and whether or not the Government ought Во compete in the dizzy auction for industry's best brains, are another issue, already quite act in a restaurant obove a well enough aired,

furnishing store in Ilford,

What

cor.com.s 118 at the Essex. moment is that stationmaster's jacket and trousers,

inion

NO SKIMPING

Village boys trim the ATARA Verges at StRlington, 10 miles from York, in preparation for the visitors who will crowd the roadside on June 8. The village is on the route to be towed by the Duke of Kent and his bride from their wedding at York to the reception at Hovingham Hall-London Express Service,

THE LOWER MONKEY

LEVELS

by

Rufort Ratcliffe

Man's best friend

No skimping, either. Mr Jack There's one advantage of owning a female dog—if you happen to be a dog lover-and that is the regularity with which other dogs come and pay their respects.

Gibson, re ford

Impresario,

While Dr Richard Beeching was preparing to earn his first

has spent £250,000 on his new day's £119, a band of lowlier

not-quite-in-Mayfair night spot, railway servants were in The Room At The Top.

This, I have found, invariably conclave elsewhere-the station-

What he's trying to recapture, provides me with more dogs than masters of

at the Britain,

he expialis, is the

"sop" I can conveniently accommodate of annual conference

their the Transport Salaried histicated atmosphere of the old and after playing nursemaid Cafe de Paris in its heyday. to a littler of pups for a few Staffa Association,

There is a demand for top-weeks-I have to say goodbye BURNING SHAME

class entertainment in this part to them and wait nervously for the next additions to the family. They were listening to of cuter London. statiomaster man

Cloy, Mr W.

Well, its a challenge.

NICE OFFSPRING speaking of the burning shame they get with which he paces his plat- | Epping?

Pandora's parents weren't very shapeless, forms in his heavy.

fussy folk judging from her ex- flts-where-it-touches blue scre

treme unlikeness to any of the that has to last him for months

She has better known breeds. yel.

Said Miss Esther Humphries "I just looked him straight in the eye and pressed the alarm bell." The London Express Service,

NOTICE

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DEREK THOMAS OLIVEN MULDOWNEY DECEASED

Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1925 (as amended) Notice is hereby given that claint any person having a against or an interest in the Estate of Derek Thomas Oliver Muldowney late of 23B Castletown Kond, Kensington, London, W14. who died on the 12th day of March 1961, at Queen Mary

Hospital,

Hong Kong, is required to send written particulars to the undersigned by the 15th day of August 1961, after which date the Administratrix will distribute the Estate of the said Decensed

the among perabus entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and interests of which have had she shull then notice, and will not, 48 respects the property so dis- tributed, be liable to any person of whose claim or in- terest she shall not then have had notice.

Dated this 24th day of May 1961.

AGAR-HUTTON & CO

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PIESJAGERIKS MÄRITIMES

Hongkong, 7th June, 1951.

Can

KILL Eartha

for

for

Northcountrymen have

long sought effective re a similar family indifference as tallation against the glib to her choice of husbands. But southerners who brand despite this airy disconcern, she some ex- them all flat-capped buf-manages to produce

tremely nice offspring. At the has six five fuons, stumbling about moment, she the fells and dales with daughters and one only son,

A few weeks ago, the Missus uncouth cries of "Ee bah

maid Panny "looked somewhat understate- perplexed,the gum!"

The uniform they've given me," lamented Mr Cloy (now dapper in his own civilian blue) "must have been made for Sabrina or Marilyn Monroe, Wo want untforms that keep their shape better,"

material, Ile wanted better butter tailoring,

sult

Now independent television every year instead of every 18 months. Was not the dignity tycoon Mr Sydney Bernstein their of the stationmaster's calling has played right Into impressed on each one of the hands. at the outset? How could a

seige?

new

ment of the year. Now I'm perplexed. The "rainy season" Is now both imminent out- doors and Indoors.

Worse than that, our internal "If you cheek the 8gures," he

will And that communications system is tem- man be dignified in baggy says, "you

Northern audiences always re-porarily suspended; Panny has turn a higher rating for serious been chlet messenger in the joint ever since she was big enough programmes."

to clamber UD and down the stairs without crashing on her schnozzle.

His heart-cry released flood of pent-up anguish, Other stationmasters had been ashamed to pace their plat- forms too.

Stationmaster Mr H. Howard. of Manchester, put it this way: "They make overcoats short and jackets long. You don't know whether you've got on your overcoat your jacket."

Dr Beeching, at his desk. Had barely spent three hours earning before his his first £32 129. Arst directive was on Its way out to 600,000 British Railwayo employees. "Make no mistake," It cald, "the whole future of the will be decided by railways what happens in the next few years."

OTHER MATTERS

There are without doubt other urgent matters clamouring for

An Exeter doctor has re

ported to the annual con- ference of the Devon Orthopaedic Association a new disease: "compensa tion neurosis."

The symptoms are paralysis of those who have been tempor- arily disabled through accidents. Recovery often occurs almost overnight, once the muney Is in

the'r hands.

The curious thing is that the doctor refuses to label them all malingerers. Oflen, ha says, they are not aware of their deci- sion,

You can cone unstuck, though. "I used to be able to raise my

Dr Beeching's £14 4s-nn-hour arm right up to here, Your ! attention: grimy carriage Honour....

ROXY

CHEAP SERVICE

She faithfully carts the news- papers upstairs. brings me a packet of cigarettes and delivers written notes to various mem bers of the household and walls while a reply is scribbled out.

costs This excellent service nothing more than a oat and an occasional biscuit and not "Dog Biscuits" ellher. She considers these beneath her dimily.

However, when she's play- Ing at being mother, she knocks this Ins oft. and de- velops a hostile attitude to the Itineran's who drag in the milk and other household ргоря. She has always been aggres- sive to bill collectors, but in this

SAVAGES

GIRL AND

WOMAN

London,

A pet monkey broke out of! its cape the other night; and attacked # наха year-old girl and a house- wife.

The girl, Margaret

savaged

Nicol, was

so badly that she had to have nearly 200 stitches put in leg wounds. Margoret was playing with other children in a quiet suburban street at Reddish, Stockport, Lancashire,

condition, she gets extra savago towards them-thank goodness.

Д 3ft - tall I had been thinking of train- Suddenly Jacku,

African monkey owned by a ing one of the pups to cart this

neighbour, durted over a column to the paper, but my

garden wall and sprang at her. tannte sense of kindness rest bit her again and again.

trains me.

After

all the poor animal would not only have to negotiate the hurrid traffic, but would be exposed to the misery of seeing exalted editors sneering at re- otherwise making porters and goals of themselves.

TARGET

PAN

CAT

ICY

How many warils of Pour letter or mare ca

Bake You from the letto in

square

on Le lest t In making the word M. each letter may be used

ance only. Each word must con thin the insge letter, and there must be at least one ten-letter word in the list. No plantis: ne foreign words; no proper names. TODAY'S TARGET: 12 words, good; 10 words, very

erections. 23 words,

somorrow.

refood.

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION: Effort Cerret fetor fier ute fer re drer fore fortelt YORFEITURE fort torte tour free fret frit trore [Futs were reluta returf rife ellt fruiter oder oris reef, refer rotifer run in totee the turf.

London Express Service.

EUBLES TROUGIER

·FOR TODAY:

Prepare ye the way of the Lord-Matthew 3:3.

Clean the house, deck the hall, set the table, but most of all set the heart straight. Press-Radio Bible Service, Ind Cincinnati, Ohio.

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IN GARDEN Seconds later it pounced on Mrs Sarah Dickenson, 55-year-old housewife, as she relaxed in a deckchair in a friend's back | garden, and bli her ing Then it made a dive for Mrs Dickinson's friend, 80-year- old Mrs Sarah Riley. Mrs

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The monkey was trapped in the kitchen. Later It was killed by veterinary surgeon using chloroform.

а

Margaret and

Mrc

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