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THIS DREAM MEANS:

You have been passing through A highly: ema- ilonal period 113 your life; water symbo iises the power- ful cinations of your sub-

conscious mind

which seem to

have flooded

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1951.

HAVE YOU EVER DREAMED THAT.

YOU WERE SAILING

THROUGH FLOODED

STREETS ON A LITTLE BLUE CUSHION WITH A FRIEND ON YOUR LAP,

fate your daily life,

In this crisis, a friendship has sustained you and helped you to float past a difficult period Into peace and

and a fertug of being at one with the world.

19

A British

quietness

Crossword Puzzle

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114 115

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20.

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27

23

27

28

130

29

31

10

32

16

ACROSS

DOWN

1 Stratagems (5).

1 Be repeated (5).

4 Diminished (0).

8 Halo (0).

10 Stage show (5).

12 Scanty (0).

14 Kiddles Carmionts (7)

17 Neat (4),

10 Refuges (7),

20 Trelliswork (7).

22 Medicinal plant" (4).

23 Trials (7).

27 Puzzling (6).

20 Cogs (5).

30 Easy (U).

21 Tvrunt (6)

32 Welcome (5)

118

2 Play unskilfully_(5).

3 Nous (5)

Accent (4),

Inn (0).

7 Reveries (6).

9 Fruit (7).

11 Properly (6).

13 Avers (7).

15 Gem (4),

16 Obvious (0),

18 Object of worship (4).

21 Symbols (0)

20 Endured (6).

24 Expiring (5).

25 Sumcient (5).

20 Exhausted (5)

28 One of the USA (4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD. Across: 3 Ignoring, 3 Hoot, Elegance, 11 Chorlady, 13 Prod, 15 Patience, 18 Re- cent, 19 Adds, 21 Selected, 25 Bachelor, 20 Rill, 27 Returned. Down: Chic, 2 Coma, 4 Gala, 5 Orgy, 6 Inner, 7 Greed, 9 Elder. 10 Edict, 12 Hoard, 14 Ounce, 10 Newel. 17 Elder, 19 Amber, 20 Ducat, 21 Seer, 22 Lore, 23 Trip, 24 Dull,

VIGNETTES OF LIFE

IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY, EVERYTHING WAS STILL «

AND QUIET AND NO ONE

WAS TO BE SEEN

and accep-

This seems to be a dream of tliankfulness Lance; but your problems are not yet completely solved.. the dream no one is to be soon: your friendship must help you to meet people, not to avoid them.

Che SNAPSHOT GUILD

ge!

MAKE COMPOSITION WORK FOR YOU

absorted Ilac I'VE no feed that whenever my beur's garags,

photographic friends to bushes, and pessing gulomebiles, scussing pictures. the converfeve in-cite to where you get Fallon Invariably gris Ardund to pleure of her. Avoid distracj the subject of compaslian. Just må elements. what is his camporttien. thing hot 13 so lateresting to camera

as? And how

Impartant fa

Sceendly, ya'll want to tep

It your snoth point of intercet away I:em the cxse! centre ct the That spa the mist

n our crdinary snapshooting?

Comporilian cin be defined picture. vay simply as the arrangement stale position possibic. Move il off a little to and side or the nts within a pletur. the clements When these elements are arrangin

!

examine any If you

picture

is

cd in a pleasant manner, we have a picture that is interesting closely, you will collee that

black at. Naturally,, then, it is complead of us, and manes mportant in ordinary snapsheal of light and dark times. By the ing. We all want chapshots that manner in which you arang: These inca or maries, you can are pleasing to the eye.

One of the first rules of com- again influence the effectiveness position is this: make each pls of your picture.

a ple'ure can be e tell Just one sory. If you cath curves. such as created are taking a pleture of prally

POCKET CARTOON by OSBERT LANCASTER

The Bes

:u: ve

H

HOW to be.

a poet on 10/- a week

THE ESSENTIAL --W, H. DAVIES. Cape. :, 12a, 6d. 333 pägen. S TE might be known as Single-Poem Davies. He might be recalled as the man who gets one poem Into all the anthologies. The poem beginning: •

What to this the f, full of care;

We have no fime to stand- and

stare?

But there is more to Davies than that, as this selection of

by

GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON.

his writing proves, Ile wrate years and the rich assortment ong clactic

of the

English

plain style, "The Autobiography of riff-raff he encountered give Its special quality to the Auto- nt a Super-Tramp." He loft

(which occupley the imprint of an original and phy

nearly half of the present deflant personality.

volume).

4

Brought up by n Noncon-1 On a privale income of 10s. formirt grandmother to rend week, 25. of which he gave Runyan and little els Davies to the poor, Davies decided to eaught something of the man become a professional poet. To tere style, When, In his record collect money for the printing of a roving life he approaches of his first volume, he song

good does-house, it is with hymns in the strects with roma of the lightening of heart. Welsh enthusiasm WHICH his of Christian catching sight of

more experienced advisera de- the Delectable Mountains,

precated us unlikely, to induco in the publie the right armal- gam of pily and plety....

He has. too, some of the DC- businesalike simplicity of fos. Here are sentences thet might have come straight from Robinson Crusoe:

"I was born 35 years jo in a public-house called te Churchi

House in the town of Nin the county of A1 It was kept by

my grandfather, "rative

of Cornwall, a retired

યુવાન પ

le cousin Mary, den's include by a hillside fence or a winding

and there :caulis aca-captain, whore half the front yard, the neigh- ricam,

will form the old rellablz "S" pride it was, drunk or

cisse sober, to

all that is such a

Inform Or they strangers that he had mag paelegraphers. can be raight lines such as you been mater

of his might find in architecture. But awn ship, the said ship being a straight or

Thele function curved,

sion | small schooner." should be to subtly lead he сус toward your centre of interes..

With the masses or tones, the principal consideration is to keep them reasonably equalised

Noise

"Anything he can do I can do better,"

and

Davies grew up in Newport, Mon, where he was distin- stuished for *nghting and thicving, was hirched by the

and smacked by

Bernard Shaw was the first to recognise that this eccentric Welsh tramp was touched with the hand of gonlus. Meeting Davies in a South London public-house, Show, suggested that he wrlie The Alitɑbilogra- phy. Mrs Show put up £00 for It. Davies wrote the book.

in six weeks.

his

WITH

his originality, disarming simplicity, his

Davies- fine, bold appearance, now became a figure in literary London. Ho was drawn by John, modelled by Epstela and pursued by, hostesses,

He lived in one room in Great Russell Street, next to a Belgian street walker who

tinctly distributed througther. who was haunt- maliciously kept him awake by

the recnet If this is done, the eye sentes a nice balones and the plature is pleasant to lack

This brief summary, I belleve, dos bear but our original con- Ichtion that campistilor Is merely a matter of strangement. And I s arranging that you can da in a matter of a few seconds 53 you survey a stenz or sub- jeet in your view Ander. If you break composition down Info a few workable rules, you're cer- tain to Improve the pictures you

läke.

John van Guiller,

By KEMP

ed by the fear that the lad was going to follow into disgrace "that young Brodribb cousin of yours." This cousin was known to wider fame by his slago name of Henry Irving.

were

was

The old lady's 'fears not ill-founded. Davies going to do even worse. Bored by

trado The picture-framing- to which he was apprenticed, he ran off to the USA, where he led the life of a hobo until he last his tost during an un-

oMeinl railroad

the trip to Klondyke. There vagabond

STARRETT

anthem

singing her national after midnight. Davics retort- ed by singing. Men of Harlech at lunchtime, when the Bgl- gian would be sleeping.

He had three antipathles: cats, Negroes and the telephone. The telephone frightened him. Cats killed birds, which he loved. As

his for Negroes, aversion for them dated from. the day he witnessed, a razor night In New York between rival Negro gangs.

He had also the tramp's rud picion of the police, and would arrive late at London parties with a hunted look and the apology, "I'm sorry, but there were a lot of police about.!!%

He will be remembered, like Borrow, as one who wrota beautiful prose about a wan- dering life, and as a lyrku-, poet who Wrote 'better versa thon:

A poor Rfe this if, full of care, We have no time to stand and

Blåre.

SPEAKING OF NOISE: THERE

ARE THOSE VERY VOCAL POLITICIANS.

CRASH

WANG

THE MAN NEXT DOOR WHO THINKS SUNDAY A 15 THE IDEAL TIME TO STRAEITIA OUT A WINK OF THE ROOFING".

BANG

THIGH TALDE ARE TROSE IRON TRUCKS THAT 25. KASOORD AS IM THEY HAD ÉTBARE VIKBUS, ALSO OF IRON.

GENERATIONFA

"TRYING TO

LIFE, NOT BEING TOUGH ENOUGH,

•WE HAVE TO BE TORTURED BY

• THE ONES WHO NEVER CÂN. JUST LAY ANYTHING "DOWN: THEY HAVE TO IEAVE IT... S

SOME LADS CAN MAKE A HORRIBLE RACKET IF THE KISSUS FAILS TO BRING HOME AS MUCH CHANGE AS HE EXPECTED FROM THREE BUCKS.

COFR 1951 ́BY GENERAL FEATURES CORP. THE WORLD RIGHTS RESERVED,

THIS PLACE IS STAGNATIN FROM OLD-FASHIONED. METHODS. HOW LIFE WAS RUNNIN

"THIS TOGEY I FOUNDRY I'D

DIT SOME NEW

US LIFE IN ITAL

HEY IDEASTA

BLAR

ANY LITTLE SQUEAK IN THE HEY BOT SOUNDS LIKE THE BEST. -- EFFORTS OF A S BOILER, FACTORY.. —AND SO DOLS THE - NOISE MADE BY.

THE NEW OTHER.

BLAK

·BLAH?

SELF PORTRAIT OF MUR

DER. By Francis "Bonnamy. Gryphon, 84. tð, 212 pages.

THE death of Jose O'Donnell, artist, satyr, blackmailer and Fascist agent, looks to the unpracticed eyo like a case of suicide. But why. had the artist troubled to paint à ple- ture of himself hanging from the beam before he actually put his head in the noose? --«

The question might have baffled keener .minds than Peter Shane and his fellow de- tectives in Washington, But after untold, brain-beating they find the. answer. You might have suspected

that German refugee know al- together too much about arti. The solution of the problem Involves Shane and Co. on a tour of Washington's enoppleria income-brackets, where they meet among others, a State Do- partment official suffering from' occupational Briticism

D

This is a 'disenso peculiar lo Americanis; its symptom: end- 250 tional paralysis, enabling diplomat to learn of his wife's misbehaviour with unruffled

brow.

Why does the author of an above-average detective story.. use the verb "carcen" to in- dicate movement at high speed when, the dictionary. says “it'?: means to lay a ship on her. side to that she can bo ogulk.... ed?

Can he be thinking of thoj verb "euroof?? Or, is it occu- pational Briticism to ́nak?

THEN THERE

To, Attica for Chimpans Becs By Bill Westipy. Graf- Janes 108.64 $1200 PRECK Offered by the

months life Ifaho would careful, Me Wöstiera

decided:

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