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THE *HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY,

JANUARY 12, 1938.

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AMERICAN MAIL LINE Sailings

SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES

Via Kobe and Yokohama

S.S. PRESIDENT TAFT Sails Wednesday, Feb. 9, 8 a.m. SEATTLE AND VICTORIA

S.S.

Via Kabe and YokolianLA

PRESIDENT JACKSON

Sails Friday, Jan. 14, 8 a.m.

NEW YORK & BOSTON

Via Manila, Singapore, Penang, Culombo. Bombay. Suez Canal, Alexandria,

Naples, Genoa and Marselles

S.S. PRESIDENT GARFIELD

Sails Saturday, Jan. 29, 8 a.m.

MOST FREQUENT SERVICE ON THE PACIFIC

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PEDDER BUILDING--DONG KONG.

CANTON BRANCH-21, FRENCH CONCESSION.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

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ACROSS

8 One of those devoted

(8).

Book of the O.T. (6).

friends

10 Presumably this kind of win- dow is never lowering (8).

12 What is nowadays here looks like an ungallant command (0).

14 Sad as a jockey who is thrown

10

(10)

That futi star that ushers in

the (Shakespeare (4).

21 He is enough to make an Irish-

man disturb the peace (7).

22 An early scientist (7).

23 Bring round this for making u

Kap (4).

25 Prepare, old fellow, for the last

fight (10).

20 Wherein nowadays not

only

eriminals find their movements Hmited (8).

30 Rich enough (3).

32 Society island (0).

33 Only one is strange (#).

DOWN

126

127

14 Tree associated with mourning

(7).

15 Wherein one usually, finds a 10

across (5),

18 Gladly of old (4).

17 "Avenger" (ang.) (7).

19 Sound (yet silent perhaps) (5).

20 Colour (4).

24 Commonly exciting (6).

spoil the

25 Attack enough to

health of a fool (6).

straight-forward

-26 Not

route

(0)..

27 A peculiar fellow who is often

oul (6).

20 What is upset (4).

30 One can still go to this bit of the

coast and yet stay inland (4).

31 She was a famous singer (4).

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION

Too many wives just rest on the laurels of their cooking

And

how to him!

Fourth day of the American best- seller, "How to win a husband- and keep him," by Anne Hirst. This is the second half of tne book, and tells you how to be the per-

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fect wife.

fert wife made.

now keep

Judges, and punishing judges at that,

in the minds of their children.

If you can't handle the children

yourself, learn how to.

Talks on the Budget

S soon as you marry-if you weren't bright enough to de

it before-decide who is to handle the family Income, how it is to be divided, and who is to pay the bills. Live within your husband's in- COLIN Every man has the right to expect that his wife will, Any wife who runs up bills which she knows her husband is unable to pay, who childishly says. "Oh.. he'll manage somehow." gives her husband sound reason for complaint.

it

If you find your husband's In- come is less, or becomes less, than you hope, be spart about it.

perfect woman who called herself the per- Women can be wonderful managers, If they are loyal and honest, and if wife," a bride of a It gets--oh, so easily--to be an you aren't naturally a good manager It all depends year once said to me, beston. You tunk about to-day's you can learn to be.

ments the minute you awake, you upon how much you want to be.

When you talk over the matter go 10 bed planning to-morrow's She went on to explain to menus, the first thing you know, of the budget with your husband, that she was a good cook and your spend the dinner hour complain- insist gently but persistently upon housekeeper. and WIN con. its about the price of chickens, and a personal allowance for yourself, You earn stantly praised by her friends you greet your husband at the door matter how small.

with, "That gas store has got to be this as housekeeper if nothing else, for her sagacious management.

and you should have it to spend as sen to the oven doesn't heat!"

No man wants to hear about such you like, with no questions asked. Perhaps it wis hey mother's detatis.

They belong to your depart- Now perhaps you don't approve, faut. Too many mothers in pre ment of the marriage contract. For of some of your husband's friends.. paring their datighter for marriage heaven's sake, keep them there. You think it, that gay bachelor, pul the greates emphasis upon

George, Men are usually one extreme or had a bad influence; and material achievement. forgetting or elar ignorant of the fact that at other to their own habits--fussily ton drinks more than he should and neat or utterly careless. In their does your husband when they're this is only the external structure own homes, however, they do prefer together. So you feel it incumbent of the institution of marriage,

order and they expect it, though they to shy a few crisp words about them It is important, of course, for it may do everything themselves to de- buth.

feal its achievement,

Don't.' makes the house the young couple

First, it will do no good. Your Hve in. But your home needs mure Your husband, for instance, may husband will stand up for his friends, than housekeeping. HO matter how leave damp towels on the bathroom back to the wall. expert on may be.

floor, his shaving brush rinsed, and Next, he will feel he is being boss- Becoming the perfect wife is not prefer to wade knee-deep through the cd, and that's fatal to any pleasant a_job of a year, ong five years, not Sunday papers.as he scatters.tliem_on_married_life. ten. It is the most intensive of the livingroom floor.

Let him see his men friends careers, and it lasts over the en- Don't, for heaven's sake, follow when arld where he wants to.

him round picking up the news- But encourage him to

tire duration of their life together.

Invite

It is # day-to-day experiment. papers; don't straighten up the bath them to the house, and br with the findings of yesterday fre- room while he's in it, muttering to pleasant to them when they come. quently set at nought by the dis- yourself. This can only irritate any it is his home, too, you know, and

It is being all on. coveries of to-day.

a man has the right to faulte whom

things to one man, which is in- After all, if he likes to do as he he pleases to his own home and to nitely less glamorous than being pleases on his one day at home, why expect his wife, as hostess, to makeį something to all men.

shouldn't he? Let him enjoy his them welcome. leisure In his own way...

What does he Want?

But

that doesn't mean he won't expect A word on Nagging

the bathroom to be restored to its

FIRST, you must study this customary order and the living-room

husband of yours; find out itself again on Monday morning! what sort of perfection he wants in Men are just that unreasonable. his wife. Does he want of you, first,

to be an audience-the star of Be well-informed

Jarger audience before whom he can

tell funny storles, be the centre of

all attention tapping up appluuse? DON'T ever let the housekeep

Idanger of ungging. Men can

and cla,

I'VE said nothing about the

women, nag as well as Guard yourself against it. If you must remind your husband more than twice about one thing, choose

your time and his mood and speak

ing side of marriage get you your piece laughingly, to take the

If that is true, then you've got down to the plane where you can't edge off.

set before you the task of supplying talk about the danger of war in

PROVOCATION

TOM

ARA

ANAESTHETI

MOTHY

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of his universe.

training for

the

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RHINE OMEL YER WE

1 It looks as if part of this pipe

should be connected with a line

(G)

2 Preliminary

race perhaps (6).

3 Bird that is often smoked (4),

4 Hard wood this (4).

5 Humour starts inside (0).

G The cause of trouble between

Tweedledum and Tweedledee (6).

7 Covering for a lawyer or a due-

tor (4).

11 "Lost her" (anag) (7).

13 I, not in the street we hope

(7).

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Why

Perhaps you think I'm asking too a continuously spontaneous apprecia- Europe and know what you're talk much of wives. "Why should I tion.

all the concessions? ing about. Don't let any household make Or perhaps he finds his great- duty interfere with your reading of shouldn't he be the one to change to est happiness, now that he is mar- the daily newspapers.

please me?" you ask. ried, in his own home, as the centre Understand what your husband Because women can adapt them- If he is this type, you'll have to means when he discusses football or selves more readily than men to any

the Anancial page. It doesn't take situation. select your friends

You can be a successful wife-and among much time, and It'e the absolute win- those you know who enjoy a quiet ner in keeping him thinking you're stay one--if you'll adapt these rules

of evening

conversation

before sill the entertaining girl he married, and use the common sense God gave your own fire, or bridge, or the radio; but at least, it must be at home..... Mother Adoration

from

of

man

Learn what his job is. Be at least you. an Intelligent listener to whom he can talk about his day's work, no malter in what fleld It lies.

TO-MORROW:

mother-in-law

Don't, for heaven's sake, greet him Getting on with your he the sort

who with a list of your small boy's mis- adored his mother, silently or demeanours during the day. Too loquaciously, before he married? If many fathers come to be nothing but he is, he'll begin bousting-before you've served your first roast-that. his mother is the best cook, the ablest manager, in the world.

If he does this, don't waste time arguing. Consult your cookery book Instead, and, saying nothing mean- while, learn to be an expert on one dish at a time. One triumphant evening, over superlative lamb stew, he will realise that his mother has been forced to abdlente.

A magnificent comradeship can be built up on similar tasten ini food, Lourn what your husband's are and cater for them. A man has the right to expect the food he prefers served in his own home, and it is your business to see that he gets it.

Don't Fuss

HERE scored norte-

ITERE is the one danger in get-

ing and housing your husband to his liking.

It is the mistake that the

Worked Out For You

There were three animals, -you will find. And the bus

stopped five timer.

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