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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1961.

Japan newsletter from David Gordon

Japan waits for the nuclear fallout

Tokyo.

Russia had exploded another

"Death Ash To Fall Again?" was the grim headline in most Japanese

duilies when the news broke that nuclear bomb in the utmosphere.

it

trem,

kilometre's

the only one to have known the Eickening o may awesome destruction and last nearly 10,000,000 people would ing effects of atomic bombing, the obliterated and

equal Worre still, by zeme geographic number within 90 freuk, Japin ja "Valley"" Inį endia would be badly burned which fallout from almost any and injured. point, drops.

is little wonder that the Scientists know that radione- people of Jupon now ask the from the Russian leader about the honesty tive faltout comes Siberian regions in about 40 of his statement in March 1950 It takes lon or twelve that Russie was causing atomic hours,

Atoll, Now tests "for humanitarian reasons.“ uys from Bikini newspaper

they are busy trying to plot the Don't these exist today?

wil

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The reaction was doubly, wengen AVATO used against, and ballast. These jus! get bitter here as this country 1 Toky

belled Into the shop. Finally he had a set of reinforced concrete buffers erected-somewhat like

miniature Maginot Line. A few days

ao, a specting anth truck squashed a mother child against them, then bounced to hit three parked vehicles und two motor cyclists coming in the opposite direction.

driver was drunk apart from being exhausted with fatigue from his long hours the wheel all fairly legitimate excuses in Japan. But the un- fortunate shopkeeper standa to face a charge of culpable homi- elde en the grounds that the

timu

Semipalatinsk,

Take fron

Strontium 90 from Russia's

over-

is still dropping here. With seasonal rains gathering head, these islands are gloomily sombre statistics awaiting the

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there. You can't win.

nt

previous Siberian tests in 1958 The Tokyo Olympics Organl-woman and child would not sing Committee is having have been crushed to death if tough time finding suit- the concrete buffers hadn't been able sites for a gymnasium and swimming pool for the 1964 Games.

which will teil exactly what Turther pollution and petual danage will have been wreaked by this wanton Ruslan net.

GRIM FIGURES

On Kruschev's boast of having 10 cents PER WORD OVER 20 perfected a 100-megalon bomb,

it was inevitable that fact-

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version costs for the Games. All other suggested sites either too far away or in such congested spots that willising them would mean a major pieve of surgery on the elty itself.

MUCH DOUBT

The Olympic Village is to be bull at unother U.S. Army site and special highways w link i with the various arenas. How ever, there is still much doubt about how this will really work out, and it is feared that athletes will have to spend as much as four hours a day just travelling -and in conditions which must be seen to be believed.

Some writers have

quite seriously suggested that the Japanter as a people are not temperamentally

to sulted handle anything more com- plicated than a wheelbarrow on the roads, And even when you're not on a road here, you still don't have much chance as the tale of a suburban furniture denler will show.

AND THEN

This unfortunate man has his house and shop on a bend in a

of highway on the outskirts Tokyo. Daily, the place is pelted with loose pebbles thrown up by speeding vehicles and in the past two years it has been side-swiped no less than seven- teen times.

He put up a protective fence of 50-gallon drums filled with

The Asahi Evening News

has been carrying classified ad under the hend "INSTRUCTION"

"Australian writer, slightly insane but harm- loss, with two university degrees and debts, will teach advanced English conversation over coffee or highballs. Apply Box-

Japanese Some unfortunate innocent stands to learn some remarkably colourful adjectives after the first few rounds of highballs if the adverilter in dinkum Aussie.

The

sign

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into Cegenerate language in any case as the nulse and uproar in Tokyo burs and coffee shops precludes any normal conversation.

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London Express Service.

As Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco ar- rived in Athens aboard the yacht "Cristina” with Its owner, Mr Aristotle Onassis, the Greek slip-owner, and Greek opera soprano, Maris Callas, it was once again rumoured that this was a wedding trip.

But Mr Onasols dented that he had married Callas. "All I can tell you," he said, “is that Mites Callas and I are close friends; we have seen a lot of each other in the last year.

"But I cannot discuss any marriage plans,”

The party of four visited the Hit of Philopappus, fac- ing the Acropolis: with Mr Onassis, but without Callas. who remained aboard. Picture shows Prince Rainier and Princess Graoc, with their children Prince Louls and Prin- cess Caroline, on the Hil of Philopappus, Athens. In the background is the Acropolis,- London Express Service,

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THE WAY ·

by Beachcomber

NY moment now the tourist

agencies, feuring the effect.

un travel of the campaign,

Such comradeship

trombone,

51)

chine,

against wandering about abroad Of all the nonsense;... with nothing on, will organise

"What is the point of going abroad," usk, an indignant idiot, "if you can't not wear what you feel like?"

a protest march of the naked SUSPICIOUS of old sayings,

a man tried for six days; and the semi-naked to

to and a needle hidden by his Trafalgar Square,

son in a haystack. He then made, in his shed, an enormous needle, weighing Dewi, and hid it in a very small haystack. His son found it in three minutes. "It all depends," said the man, "on the size of the needle and "He likes to of the haystack."

work things

for himself," sold his wife.

Wordsworth on the

trombone

out

recent love song to Д woman trombonist (trom |bonette?) brought me a request | Wider still, and wider

for anything written by the great poets about this instru- munt. Here are Wordsworth's well-known lines:-~

Brass goddess of the brazen

throat.

Hush thy dread voice, for

here doth dwell,

*beurded

Au old

goat, Whose

Tisan

like a

cars dre sealed to music's swell, By some lone turn he gathers

weeds.

And many a solitary stone, Nor counts among his simple

needs.

READ a report that it will

roon

PEOPLE IN THE NEWS

YEARS AND YEARS OF LIFE LEFT FOR MORE MUSIC

By RICHARD BERRY

The musical world is at the moment saying a lot

of pleasant things about Sir Arthur Bliss. Hs has recently reached his did a plano concerto for the 70th birthday, The statu cry New York World Fair, ballets climax of one's life span. And for the great danvers at Sad one of the most cheerful aspects lers Wells, an opera for which of the present rejoicing is that J. B. Priestley Wrote the Bliss appeurs to have years libretto, a viola work for the viola player Lionel and years of fe left in which greal

Terils. And he hu muule to to invent new

graced guile the world.

many Ane lms with bis equal- ly fine music,

br

Bliss is a revolutionary who Was No sucessful that even- the symbo! tually he become of orthodoxy.

Late in life (when he was 02) he become Master of the Queen's Muste, a title so steep- ed in tradition that no one le quite sure exactly what duties go with it. Bliss gets no fee, wears no uniform but a Mos- ter may, if he desires, merely bask in the glamour al the title until he dies.......

Truly royal

It is characteristle of Biss that he did no such thing. He explored the traditions of the title as once he explored new forms of music and fascinated by it.

became

As a result, he had given it aliveliness which it probably husn had since Purcell was the Maulor,

Bliss's royal fanfares have been truly royal and uplift- ing. The speeches he has de- Ilvered as Master have been full of lively comment about the state of the musical world. For Bliss is a very forthright man. He has about him The spruce elegancé and dislin- gulshed air he had when he was a Guards officer in the World War Che wounded, gossed and mention- ed in dispatches).

His brother-"the one who played the clarinet," he says-

First

was killed

was

a hundred yards away from him.

He is a composer who nearly He always writes to order.

EDIBLE TOUGHPA

be possible to detect Cast thy bread upon the secret atomic tests carried out waters: for thou shall find

"behind the moon." Scientists it after many days,

who as it were, hide behind the

on an

moon will be considered to be Ecclesiastes 11:1.

work Good deeds cheating. We must get at once

anti-jamming wasted' device to defeat the jamming of

OWN electronic signals from outer space.

"The whole deld of

human endeavour is expanding. sald a moonstruck spokesman. London Express Service.

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He is full of optimism for them and for the future of the world.

day

The other

he said: "When I began writing musle at the age of six, Queen Vic- turla was on the throne. When Inish, there will be men on the moon."

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