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Saturday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
February 1, 1941–
PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT
LEUNG-PANG-Mr Loung Cheuk-wa, of Lingnan University, and his bride, formerly Miss Camilla Ying-lin Pang. photographed on the occasion of their wadding at the Peninsula Hotel recently. (Photo: Ming Yuen).
CHOW-YU-Mr Chow Siu-chung and his bride, formerly Mias Yu Sau-har, who were married ro contly at the Registry. (Photo: Wah Klu).
GIFTS FOR POOR CHILDREN—Many a poor child's heart was gladdened last week when the Society for the Protection of Children distributed New Year gifts at the Majestic Theatre. Picture on the left shows Mrs Violat Perry handing a parcel to a little girl, while a section of those who received gifts is seen on the right. (Photos: Ming Yuen and Mee Cheung).
STUDENT GROUP of the Science Colleges of Lingnan University, (Photo: photographed recently.
Ming Yuen).
Many of the great men and women of to-day were sensitive, highly-strung children
TRADE COMMISSIONERS ENTERTAINED- The Indian Association of Hongkong were hosts at luncheon at the Ritz last week to Mr V. G. Bowden, Australian Trade Commis- sioner, Mr P. V. McLano; Canadian Trado Commissioner, and Mr M. F. Koy, Secretary of the Hongkong General. Chamber of Com- merce. They are coen scated in contre of photo above with Mr G. T. Assomull, Vice- President of the Association.
Choung).
(Photo: Mca
COMING-OF-AGE—Miss Mary Lay, in whito dress, who celebrated her 21st birthday thin wock. A large party was given in her honour at the Peninsula Hotel, where the picture was 'taken. (Photo: Ming Yuon).
But with sensitive children there are dangers that have to be watched during childhood
WHEN a child is highly-strung and sensitive, It depends in many ways on you whether he'll develop into a fine human being or not.
You see, a highly-strung child has got all the qualities that are necessary to put him far and away ahead of other children. He's alert, quick on the up-take, keen in his reactions.
But it in this very mental and physical make-up of the chlid that the danger lies. He lives more in- tensely, reacts more, vividly to every little thing in his surround- ings. That's why the bringing up of such children needs far more Insight on the part of the parents than the bringing-up of ordinary children..
Many such brilliant children have failed in life. They've grown up weak, early-led and over - sensitive, simply because their parents did not understand certain health warnings in child- hood,
When you notice that your child Is off his food, or that he looks pale, puffy under the. oyes, that he's rather nervous and irritable or gets ured too easily, then you should act quickly.
All these are warning signs that the child is using up his nervous energy more quickly than ho's replacing it. And it is at night, during sleep, that these stores of nervous energy should be replaced. If they are not re- placed, the nervous strain on the child gets worse and worse. He is suffering from Night Starva- tion.
If you give your chlid Korlicks every night at bedtime, his tired- ness, paleness and "nervincss" will disappear. Horlleks, by guarding against Night Starvation, replaces nervous energy during → sleep, strengthens nerves, and bullds appetite. Your child· will grow up strong and healthy, able to make the most of his special qualities.
Start your child on Horlicks to-` night. Horlicks is obtainable at all good stores. *