Envoy Quite
Extraordinary
BY A. L. EASTERMAN
OOK out for a huntin', you are young. I did, and I feel I can do
my work
At 49 I feel I am a
"My indoor exercise is fencing. I be- love in taking time off my sleep to keep Extra-myself up to scratch,
shootin* and fenein' young man, wave among their Excellen- cics the Envoys ordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary at the Court of St. James and their Lady Excellencies.
A diplomatic missionary, with "Sport makes better diplomats " for his motto, has come to town in the person of Dr. Hassan Pasha Nashaat, the new Egyptian For the last ten years he hna Ger- beon Egyptian Minister to many.
Ambassador.
Lovely Wife
Not less zealous in the passion for sporting diplomacy is lovely 23-year-old Ambassadresa Nashaat, daughter of one of Egypt's great Court familien.
She hunts, "swims like a fint," speaks Ave languages, and "keep it."
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"Outdoors I go in for hunting. shoot ataga in Poland and bears in Fin land."
I
might go all county and hunt in the I suggested to His Excellency that he
Bhirea.
Chief Task ·
Nashaat Pasha smilled and assumed diplomatic reserve. "Well, I shall have to study hunting in England and, per- hops--
Maslinal Pasha is no diplomatic tyro ether. He was one of Egypt's arst re Presentatives to n foreign State, and wan appointed Minister to Iran without pre- vious experience in diplomacy.
He knows what he wants to do,
My chief mission," he said, "la to improve trade relations with Britain and to bring the commercial people of thin country in closer contact with mine.
The trading methods on this alde During my are not celent enough.
stay in Berlin, German trade with Egypt Nashant Pasha, ilko a good Ambasan-increased to such an extent that Cer- dor, la reticent about politter, and dons many has jumped into second place from he most nuavo and plenne-don't-nek-me Afth in Egyptian trade.
alc when you broach this thorny topic.
Mention apert, and lils brond, mwicular frame roinxes, ils shrewd eyes light up, and his swarthy, handsome face taken on warm and eagerness.
"I want to do the same in this coun- try, and I hope the business work here will help me."
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, *1938.
They Don't Say Don't Here
Slidng down the banisters is not forbidites at this school--the child muy reveal a complez " that way.
By Paul E
HOW IT BEGAN Berdanier
LORD CHANCellor's SeaT A WOOLSACK
UNDER QUEEN ELIZABETH, ENGLAND PASSED A LAW PRO- HIBITING EXPORTATION OF WYCOL, AS A REMINDER. OF THE NATION'S STAPLE MANUFACTURE, WOOL- SACKS WERE PLACED IN THE HOUSE OF
LORDS AS SEATS FOR THE JUDGES.
TO THIS DAY "WOOLSACK" RE-
MAINS THE NAME OF THE
LORD CHANCELLOR'S SEAT
WILDERNESS ANCIENTLY THE WORD "DEER"INCLUDED ALL THE BEASTS IN A FOREST, AND HENCE THE WOOD ITSELF CALLED A "WILD-DEER-NESS."THIS GAVE US "WILDERNESS,” TO MEAN A VAST, · UNCULTIVATED REGIÓN OCCUPIED ONLY BY WILD BEASTS OR SAVAGES.
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This is the "mess" room. Children may make as much mest as they like, or daub and scribble on the walls, thus potting "repressions" out of the
system.
THIS IS THE DO AS YOU LIKE SCHOOL
BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
$1
THE school where they don't say "don't," where repressions** arc allowed to burst to the surface in a glorious gala of mischief, is now officially open.
It is the new Children's Centre
built by the Institute of Child
Even climbing out of the window is not discouraged -It may reprosont a way of escape from carly bad impressions.
Psychology in Pembridge-villas, p & O-BRITISH INDIA (APCAR) AND|
Bayswater. W.. and the Mar- chioness of Carlsbrooke per- formed the ceremony.
And this is some of the new "technique" in educating difficult. backward and delinquent children which they showed to the Mar- chioness and to Mr. Kenneth Lind- say, Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Education:
Special water rooms," where chat!- ären can squiri hoses at each other a throw seater about just as they like;
"Mess rooms" with ted walls and a light blue floor, filed with pots of sticky paint, where they can daub anything they lay hands on,
Model Diagnosis
Not only are the children encouraged to splash the paint about, but also the staff is careful never to clean the room up until the children have left it,
This is so that the children shall never be made to feel "gulity" of anything they have done.
In another room, there are blg trays of wet sund, and boxes and boxes of model cars, soldiers, houses and other things.
Here the children are encouraged to Inake model worlds.
Envariably the world they bullt ex- presses the inner conillet which has led to their revolt against society-their tendency to bad temper, violence, or even theft,
By analysing these models, experts can dig duwn Into the troubles which lie at the root of the child's difficulties.
Dr. Margaret Lowenfeld, the Centre's psychological director, who is keenly anxious for a new national outlook on juvenile delinquency, said to me:-
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"It in all nonsense to say that juvenile | NELLORE
The delinquency is on the lacrease.
trouble is that in our big towns there is less and less opportunity for children to let of steam.
Some Handicap
"And nowadays, every time they steal An apple they aro hauled up before the magistrates.
In nearly coery case, when these children are brought here, we find that there is, something lving underneat?! the so-called criminel tendency-sonic handicap which the child has had to sutter.
We try to find out all the circum- stances of the child's carly life, as well us of ble inmediate past."
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No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever,
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Hongkong, 2nd August, 1938.
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1st Sept. 6,000
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Shanghai & Japan. Shanghai & Japan.
HOLLYWOOD
FILM SHOP
By ALEXANDER KAHN
United
Press Staff Correspondent
Hollywood.
The Imperial imprimature of "His Imperial Highness, Prince Michael Alexandrovitch Obolensky Roman- off," in the statement, "We are not displeased," lins been awarded to a moilon pleture scenario
As almost everyone knows, Prince Michtel Alexandrovitch Gbolensky He Romanol is Harry Gerguson,
the bane of more than one ron- tinent. He has become notorious, through a checkered and picturesque career,
as a great phoncy—and he enjoys the notoriety associated with his name.
A year ago Mike became tired of New York society and hitchhiked to trousers Hollywood. Although his were threadbare and his pockets as empty as usual, Mike still carried the grand manner.
It was not long before Hollywood discovered that Mike had something to give the studios-the knowledge of places where he has visited both One voluntarily and involuntarily. studio, 20th Century-Fox, decided to make use of his knowledge of Ellis Island, New York immigration de- He has been detained there frequently in his brushes with Im- migration authorities.
Mike tried to sell the iden of an Ellis Island story to a half
dozen
not
but no one would take him at first. The producers
laughed at his epigrams and bought
him drinks.
Producer Darryl, Zanuck, how- ever, thought that anyone who has have something to tell, and he is- ved as dangerously as Mike must
-lived
tened,
Impressed with the drame, patios and humour of Mike's story, Zanuck bought it, and "His Imperial High- ness" then became highly solvent for probably the first time.
"I find," muses Mike, "it isn't half as amusing to have money as it is to live beyond à non-existent in- come".
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