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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1951.

DEMURE GIRL IN THE PARK HAS A SPARE-TIME HOBBY

Shaw and she lives in old. Seeing her

clusive.

thir

Demure, petite (she weighs under 851.), she takes the air

in the park. Her name is Lillan

Hammersmith, Ske is 24 yea

fragile beauty, you would say that knilisig was about

roughest thing she ever indulged in,

Che SNAPSHOT GUILD

Four shots make up a simple, yoi delightful, picture story, Sequences

of this type are easy to make, can give added interest to your albums.

SEQUENCE STORIES

NE of die surest ways of dut terest to a supshet

album

i to intersperse your shops with simp'e shots

sequence.

ju

Such capsule picture stories are as easy to make as any other shot -caster sometimes since you de- termine your exposure only once for two, four, or six pictures. Often mey tell story which no single shot alone can tell.

Today's four shots, for exam- ple, need no word of explanation

O story's in the

the pietures, And

pl the

HE HELPED

'Come into the ring with me,'

said Miss Shaw

IT

T seemed churlish to turn down the invitation, to turn down any invllation, from the pretty, fair-haired, slip of a girl; churlish and yet. . . .

The girl repeated the invitation: "Come into the ring with me," she said prettily, "come on, do come."

Firmly, 1 said No, that I didn't want to get the fountain-pen that was in my breast-pocket broken; come to that, I didn't want to get my neck broken, or

even an BYDL

"Oh, all right," the girl said; and slipping through the ropes of the boxing-

ring, she proceeded to throw about 11 former middle- weight champion of Ireland ns if he had been a dun.my made of straw.

The girl's name was Lillan Shaw: the 140 24 years old. weighs just under eight stone, and lives in Hammersmith. By profession Miss Shaw is a fim- stunt girl, one of five girls and

15 men in 3 team of non- specialist stunt experts, By putting their

in own limbs Jeopardy they gave in stars the inconvenience of risking

theirs.

Not that there is any risk training, really, if you are in

At the receiving end of a throw Titon, reckoned by experts (no

by

Aubrey, Connle

of the finest stunt girls they have seen, prepares to make her landing as comfortable as may be. Like all members of the team, she is bound by contract to report at the gym, two days a week for traluing.

الحمله

TO MAKE ATTLEE'S

BRITAIN

But how he would

have loathed it!

he

May

the stunt girls and men. Well.

low Indeed:

three only serious, in the five years the team have been operating.

there have been accidents nono that

"I think the worst thing Red to do," says Mas Shaw, re-

I talked to 1 del named flectively. "was having to sink 12ft, in a tank of water. They Couple Tilton about the career hact to weight me down le- she had chosen. Miss Tillon has enuse I was too light. Then jumped off Hammersmith they had to get a diver to bring Bridge, and Richmond Bridge, me up. enuldn't swim. you heen thrown over a 40ft. para- see I've learned to now." A pet, and in [act that must have bee seme period was thrown

to her when, a little 260 times. comfort

was not a

He talked a language working men under- stood. He used arguments they could follow.

ROBERT BLATCHFORD: he put his own genial, vulgar by the son of his old partner,

"old" journalism Alexander M. Thompson. Portrait of an English stamp. The

"written by despised as

But Blatchford man By Laurence Thomp: cynical young men with a taste while each snap is itself a picusing picture, all together | son. Gollancz. 16s 242 for cigarettes and cold gin" and force that could be ignored by entch and hold your interest in a

pages.

sounding like "a frozen oracle his shrinking allles. way no one alone would. Even

reciting blank verse through a the fourth shot, token just ofter

TOBODY was ever more telephone." the balloon had burst, gains ap-

The English than Robert

"new" journalism was peal from the build-up which the

preceding snups provide.

Blatchford (born a hundred "human, philanthropic and not Sequences of this sort are yours ago, on Sunday), who too hostile to cold gia. strictly up to you, the picture

was partly Italian, partly After a time, Hulton decided taker. Equipment makes no dil- ference. All that is needed is Dutch and look throughout it was too philanthropic for his imagination. and the same care life very much like an organ- taste. Blatchford then founded you use in making any success-grinder.

the Clarion, 'a Socialist weekly ful snapshot,

known to Its staff bs the "Perister."

And any number of situations Nobody ever did. more for lend themselves to this treat | English Socialism than this ex- ment. A child blowing out the sergeant of the Dublin Fusiliers, candles of a birthday cake, a who regarded Karl Marx, the group of children playing, other Kaiser, the capitalist system and children building a snowman,most of its ulternatives with an

The Clarion became some mother preparing dliner.

equal and passionate dislike. thing more than paper-a movement, with Clarion Scouts,

A

the

a

The snowman sequence could begin with two children pushing Blatchford's hatred of capi- Cyclists, Choirs, etc. Blatchford snowball, continue as the ball-tailam was emotional not ren was its prophet, a cross between gets bigger, go on with a second, soned. As orphan of a William Morris, and Horatio smaller snowball being placed strolling comedian, he had Bottomley, (with atop the glant one. Then there's known bitter poverty, and loathe latter's dishonesty)." a shot its the children carefully | ed st. place bits of coal for their snow- eyes,put an old hat atop

anan's

none of the

After one meeting, John Burns But his Idea! was not en im decided that Blatchford was "a his head, and finally, as the proved Industrialism supervised windup, a final shot showing by Ministers and civil servants, yellow press scribe lying like a gas-metor." Keir Hardle, heir your twe snow builders crouched He wanted to destroy Industrial of Scottish Covenanters, was bend their snowman, snowballe en ell-supporting, hand- lakón one night to meet Blatch-

threatening to pelt the clean, hand-or

Ele found. ford in Manchester. picture: laker.

made England of the Middle himself in what he took to be a Such simple, pleture: - stories Ages!

brothel,

a room full of men He was an anarchist, a senti drinking and women sitting on reactionary and their knees. He held out to Blatchford a hund, Ilico a cold fond" and fed back to Scotland.

are fun to make and mean more

fun later on. For What, better

way is there to recall n day in mentalist,

I

the snow, or a seventh birthday, one of the makers of the Gov. than a whole series of pletures ernment presided over by Mr

which fully catch the spirit of the occasion?

Attlee,

From the Army he drifted *-John van Guilder. -- Into Hulton Journalism, on which

It is one of the moments of high comedy in this sympathe- the portrait of Blatchford written

His Merrie England, a 200- page pamphlet, might be indif- ferent economies. Ramsay Mac- Donald sold it was "like a man explaining a car by describing a wheelbarrow. But 2,000,000 copies.

10

Bold

W. T. Stend called him the people's Plato. Dr Horton, eminent Nonconformist, said, "If Jesus Christ, were on earth today, he would read the book with approval,"

.by.

Robert Kingsley

Pictures by Victor Droes

כלום

six-month downstairs

later, she had to fall 50ft, into avile excited another tank of water.

She was even thrown about on TV-for a Cemonstration Elm that ran every morning tor that two years, a thought seuns to give her satisfaction.

"I look forward to it every Lime. Miss Tittoa said. "I get when there's romething new 10 do." She flicked her brow with of

Miss boxing-glove. which

fer she hod The team

bven performing Shaw is a member was formed just

the

A

*

Over ho gors. Stunt girl Litlan Shaw neatly throws in-

who Laught #tructor Paddy Hayes-he man

her how to fndulge in rough house for films without reittag hurt,

A

British

Crossword Puzzle

15

16

20

121

22

in Taylor,

23 24

in 1hc specialist

iti

26

27

28

129

30

in 1940 by Capatn Jack the ring with Laurie

back in jate Eaton, who is now

sergeant fighting in Royal Scots, tind Army Malaya, and Sergeant Joo buccaneer types of stunting. Powell, late of the Commandos. During Captain

Eastor's b-

Mr Tayler also specialises in sence it is being kept going by

with Alsatians, and Mr Powell and Dave Crowley, fighting

lightweight boxing bears a Iew scara that he champion, who himself has lightly laughs off, as a keep- indulged

being sake. The dogs are provided by thrown handcuffed from an ex- Mrs Dove Crowicy. press train,

former

in

stunts

Besides the 15 men and five girl all-rounders on Mr Powell's books, there are something like 300 specialists in daredevily, experts

slurts Involving horses or racing cars cr actor planes от ollier specialised media for danger.

on

According to Puddy Hayes, who has the right build for a middleweight champion, you can, if you stort elf reasonably in shape. be transformed into the to be a Tight

state of finess stunt artist in two months of training.

actual Forty-eight hours of

of work, someone clse suggested: there would be no doubt about it. I feel you would either be 1 or pathe- We called on the stunt folk_tically a failure...

Crowley's in Mr

gyninesium,

all be might it And what near Long Acre. They are

worth? The rewards are diff– iwo obliged to train here on

cult to assess, for each job is days a week for an untrained

weighed

and cartfully

up seriously priced stunt artist may get

according to the risk hurt and the Easton-Powell

involved. team

undertake that no Alm

is We met a specialist who training to do delayed drops is nome by parachute; her Phyllis Weir, and she works in a

insurance office os a City

parachute clerk, practising

the

compony hiring their members will lose a penny in compensa- tion for injured members,

Indeed, for a profession in which a layman might expect

at week-ends, lo broken neck to be an everyday jumps occurrence. casualties are very awe of her ledger-colleagues,

JOHNNY HAZARD

ORCHEED 7/ CURE, JOE...I [GOT LEEM/ YOU KNOW, IS FUNNY...

YOU ARE THE GEÇON' GENTLEMAN, WITHOUT A LADY, WHO BUNG THE ORCHEED/ YOU YEAR HEEM,

1-10

100/

HAVE YOU EVER DREAMED THAT

31

33

ACROSS

3 Defect (4). 7 Subject (5).

8 Practical joke (4).

0 Yam (4).

10 Behaviour. (7).

12 Gait (4).

15 Ways out (5).

18 Cut (4).

10 Savour (5).

21 Conspiracles (5).

22 Tub (4)

23 Feature (5).

29 Yearly payment (7).

20 Bonds (4).

30 Deposited (4).

31 Valley (4).

33 Bunk (5)..

33 Sage (4).

DOWN

1 Bundle (5).

2 Famous (7).

Minimum (5).

5 Sharpen (4).

6 Lower few feet of room-wall

(4)

Journey (4).

1 Have being (5).

13

Incautious (4)

14 Digits (4).

10 Blemish (5).

Discover (4).

17 Di

10 Solitary (4).

20

in harmony (7). 22 Gang (4).

24 Incursions

23 Express (6).

27 Frozen

(4).

28 Killed (4).

(5).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Spread, 7 Epic Wrong, 10 Minim, 11 Inns, 13 Immoderate, 15 Edge, 10 Snap, 19 Contestant, 22 Eros, 24 Arise, 25 Kalse, 20 Pint, 27 Sodden, Down: 2 Proem, 3 Egged, 4 Demure, 3 Penitent; 6'Limn, 8 Pined; 12 Scent, 13 Issue, 14 Opposite, 17 Acom, 18 Strewa; 20 Shred, 12 Aglie, 23 Rain.

YOU WERE BEING STRANGLED YOU DID NOT KNOW BY WHOM, THOUGH IT COULD BE YOUR.

BOY FRIEND – BUT IT WAS

QUITE A PLEASANT SENSATION ---

-THIS DREAM - MEANS :

A protty obvious sex dream.

Every droom is among other things- conflict between a wish and a fear, Nelthor the wish nor the four is difficult-to ̋unravel here..

This dream does suggest that you feel your

WHWHAT DID

| NOU SAY?! WOZAT

DID YOU SAYIZ

HEY, JOE? I DON'T MEAN NOTHEENG) P.PLEASE... ONLY MAKE "THE JOKE / BUT THE OTHER FELLOW HE BUY ORCHEÇD

AND PUT HEEM ON...

AND THAT YOU WERE FOLLOWED BY A MAN WHOM YOU COULD NOT QUITE RECOGNIZE AND, WHO WAS ARMED WITH A GREAT CWB7

boy friend may not be sufficiently aggressivo, You scom to be toying with an interest in somo other malo. It is all vory vague: just as vaguo as the man in the dream "whom you could not rocognite."

There is no need to take any action in the matter; except porhaps go for a long walk.

By Frank Robbins

HE COME OYAIR TO

JAE, OUT OF HIS HOUSE IN THE MARKET OF THE THIEVES, AND BUY THE

ORCHEED!

WHAT DID LE LOOK LIKE I HAVE YOU EVER SEEN- HIM BEFORE?

RODO HOUSE

240, Tal Pio Reid, Kowloon,

Tel 10970 Cable Address: "nobokOUSE" The only House, that offers ex cellent and comfortable aquum. modation at moderate charges.

Hiph ofas duisine where monia cost $5/per day.........

Car provided, for

travel......

convenient

Neglster now, to avoid, dias **ppointment.

Remember our slopan, "A-hitlo repent a lot gained;"

V. H. Chan

Maringiz..

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