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BEAUTY ARTS By LOIS LEEDS

"Dear

Posed for Lola' Leeds.

Here are some true facts about hair.

MORE LETTERS!

Luis Le:d:," writes

while but re- natra, "my hair Is cently a deep yellow linge is spoil- Ing. I recently moved to a hard water district,"

The chunge in

water is the

Use t pure probably responsible. sump, but the ring water and to it add about half an ounce of French Bluing. This will take out the yel- low tinge.

A man writes, wanting to know whether rushing will Hake "u" his few remaining hattet

If the head is actually bald, brush- Ing is of no use now, 12%, to late! If there is still scane hair, massag ing with a special sintment will be is best procedure. And avoid us ing lots of water.

A young girl with very long hair wants to know whether or not e. her hair.

That is something which she must decide for herself. But if she wears her hair long she should study her face, carefully, then selcet a style which is youthful and becoming.

A Bride-to-be asks whether she wark he "out of fashion" if she wore a Pale Pink veil and gown at a formal wedding.

Minili Makrye 4 GABRIELLE

Check yourself in your mirror Just beforo "date tiose". If your parted lips show where your lip- stick stops and you begin-stort over! Blend your lipstick well buck so that there is no "margin of or- ror" vicible. And remember, au- down is the time to swing over to u darker shade of lipstick. A Bire tone is especially tattering under artificial lights.

SIDE GLANCES

charm-

The Pale Pink would be ing choice. A tulle vell is misty and flattering in Pink. Satin lovely for the wedding gown.

Is

Another Bride miks if he could ugo Rech. White and Blue for colour scheme!

Yes, and it's the Anest Colour Scheme! But I would use only at urge Wedding, with attendants.

A question often asked is-"Must ergam match the face a make p Powder."

foundation cream

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THE "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1947.

LONDON NEWSLETTER:

She Hit Out At The Country's Critics

BY JOHN SHIPTON

**'I'want you to meet a most sensible woman. I don't know her polities but she certainly hng sound views. Her name? Mrs Evn Hubback. of the Morley College, Lon- don, and she has been hitting out in no uncertain manner at the country's critics.

WOCE,

more harplug on our exaggerated

and points out notable developments in health and education and What man pawer shortage has taken the place of the soul destroying unemplovinent of the thirties.

After getting around than somewhat she has thrown a challenge to the croakers, pessimists. and whiners by dinting publicly that after ex- Zensive travels in foreign parta, she has found, there are few countries living at so high standard as Britain.

As 1 suy I don't know the political views of Mira Hubback, but she seems aquile neutral and hits the right note liv suggesting more publicity for our successes.

Wisely, Mre. Hubback, sugnests for

must be admitted there are a n change that our triumphs—and we

few pessimists over here these days. have had quite a number in the two hut most people are quite satisfied years since the end of the wor with their lot. Shopkeepers are should be publicised Instead of

STORY OF

3 LUGER

PISTOLS

dally becoming more pollte, there is a greater selection in the ships, and if one thing is plentiful it is fish.

Housing Progress One item of good news is that after setback earlier in the year the housing programme is going steadily ahead, and it is now reported that 9,720 permanent houses (not prefabs) were complete tus April com pared with 6,710 in March and 4.433 In February.

only There were homes provided for nearly 20,000 Somewhere in America is an families against 14,321 In March and ex-GI who possesses or knows 11,200 in February. Houses complet- what became of two world-ed for the period under review total led 194,700, on increase of 14,007, famous platinum and gold- while the total houses built or build- plated Luger pistols, part of ning was 429,105 of which 313,750 set of three which is valued at are permanent more than US$10,000,

DUMB-BELLS

MR BROWN?

NO, GREEN IS MY NAME!

2029

FRIENT OFFICEK

SO SORRY YOU SEE

PM COLOR

BLINDİ

NO HOPE FOR JEWISH DP's

IN EUROPE

The only hope for the dis- pinced Jew in Europe is jo leave that continent. Isaac L. Asofsky of New York, Executive Direc- tor of the Hebrew Immigrant recent lun- Aid Society, told cheon of the Society's Women's Auxillary.

Asofsky, who recently returned to America from Europe, said the

are Nazis now

more netivo in Austria than in Germany.

at

he

"Even in countries where the go- and 116,430 temn-vernments are tolerant or netutally

friendly to porary.

minorities, Jews The total labour force employed unafraid and seck to emigrate," The third gun of the set-a silver- the construction or repair of Britain's vuld, adding: plated one is now owned by James houses rose by 1,000 and there were AtcClanahan of Spokane, Washing- 220,200 men engaged on the con- There is but ene real hope for

Jewish lon, a former company commander { struction of permanent houses and the

dispineed person In the 11th Armoured Division.

emigration sites compared migration, the preparation of

and mur" The Lugers one dipped in pinti-¦ with 223,100 at the end of March. emiration until the problem of the num, another in gold and the third In addition to this, all districts of homeless Jew in Europe is solved". In silver belonged to

Heinrich

London are now well ohead with Krieghoff, owner of the Luger their rebuilding programme.

In Austria, the

Asofsky reported. manufacturing plant in Suhl, Ger- number of war damage repairs drop. Nuzis are "now even more quitous many, Krieghoff loved pistols, and ping by more than 4,000.

then in Germany",. had his best craftsmen make this

Operation Yellow-painted bands rare ant by hand.

They were found by a GI during street lamp standards to indicate a houss-to-house search after the no waiting-has undoubtedly speed- 11th Division captured Subl,

ed up London tratlle, the few weeks of the scheme have led small-armis manufacturing centre

to an almost unanimous verdict of for the Reich.

successful." The ban on street

Yes, your lot on should be in perfect hapnang | Kric with your face powder.

What's new on records?

The melody lingers on

,

T'S not often these days that musical plays bavo any tunca worth remem. bering, but this is not the case with Mr. Cochran's "Bless the Bride," with music by Vivian Ellis, and the Theatra. Guild's "Oklahoma."

131

I have been listening to record- Ins from there productions issued by Columbia.

Front

the Bride," Georges Guetary and Lizbeth Webb sing together "This is My Lovely Day and "1 Was Never Kissed Defore," with charm and distinction while M. Guétary maker two. Kulo recordings of Belle Marguerite and Table for Two." showing what n delight his style and voice aro to the car.

In Oklahom all the tunes are good, but why must we hear" Rita Williams's uninspired, un- emotional version of Out of

My Dreams and People Will Say We're In Love," when Belty Jane Watson should record these numbers of hers frein the show these songs need sing. ing with both volee and heart

A compensation for Miss Williams, however. Andre Kos tolanetz nad hls crchestra play first-rate selection of the music from the show.

Brunswick announce a Bing Crosby record and a set of six by the original cast from the New York production of "Okla homa, and Deces present threo of the tunes from the show ployed by Ambrose and Ted

leath.

«ROPA, 1997 BY. NEA BERINH ĐÔY, NE VÉIS, ta Isn't it about time.

again and paya

Robert Tredinnick.

McClanahan explained that about onth after the capture, this GI a monti told him of his find and asked him: to accept one as a gitt. He was afraid he would not be able to get all three back to the United States, "Of course, I accepted," McClana- han sald.

Дл

are

Kreighoff Crest

the least

and the first

ng has cut journeys by bus or car by more than half, but I noticed the.

.other day when making a dosh cross London from Sloane Square to Aldwych. that horse-drawn vehicles in come arcas still tend to cause a Jam,

"Enterprise Scotland"

Notable visitors to town recently editors who

Mr Elliot

an

Despite laws enacted for the re- turn of Jewish property to the fore mer owners, very few Jewish homes have been returned, he said, and opportunities to engage in business Or ather

ሜድሮ Occupation

"57)- existent".-Assccluled Picos.

THEY ENVY

ENGLAND'S

HOUSEWIVES

made

The pistol, which is valuable of the set, hus an etched were three provincial Ivory, handle. What is believed to took part in the very popular BBC

They be the family crest of Kreighoff feature. "Editorial Opinion."

anchor and darger—is mounted were Mr Albert Mackle, editor of the on the barrel. It is so intricately Evening Dispatch, Edinburgh, Mr

of the

Even-

Six German women designed that even the screw theads Frank Singleton, editor

edi- carved

ing News,

three week tour of England McClanahan described the taking tor of the luddersfield

Mr Mackie made

up envying the for and wound of Schl as a bonanza for America soldiers. An ordinary Luger, which more publicity for Scottish affairs in English women their food ra- now sclis for about US$50, brought London papers, particularly with re- tions and their husbands. $200 at that time from souvenir Bard to

the forthcoming hungry GIS.

Edinburgh Festival "Enterprise Scot- At a press conference arranged London editors were of the opinion Public Welfare, land." He told me be thought many by the British Women's Group of which sponsored that news of the festival would be their trip to show them how of little or no Interest, but localisa democracy works, their spokesman, tion of news had gone too far and 30-year-old Dr Helga Protrus said:

-us-all "making

very ignorant "It was amazing to sue bow hus- about one another.

bands help their wives in daily life, how they do the washing up, shop-. ping and cometimes even the daun-

The boys in our company cleaned up the Luger-selling business," he sald. "We took the Luger factory the first day and the boys set up an assembly

line and began putting guns together. They look as many as they could carry and sold them to army allers for big money."

McClanahau Has

סמן

ambitions

was

In a talk after his broadcast Me Mackie told me that "Enterprise

about owning the other two hand-Scotland" would be the biggest dang dry and mending. Anything e made Lugers, but would like to see attempted north of the Barder for that would be most sure in Ger- all three retained as a set. if they many years, and emphasized that many."

still exist. In fact, he has placed his Scotland was playing a prominent

own on sale with a $3,500 price-lag part in Britain's great export drive. Expressing that they thought of because it is too valuable, to havi around."--United Press.

Many pressmen and football rations

the

and queucing-still managers have criticised the £15,000 British housewives biggest headaches record football transfer fee paid for rollrus sak: "As for food, com-

འབ་ Willie Steel, the Scottish Interna-pared with Germany, Britain scema

for word, who has joined paradise.

tional

FARLEY QUOTES Derby County from Greenock Mor-

ROOSEVELT

Mr James A. Farley, former U.S. Postmaster-General, in an article in Collier's Magazine, says the late President Roosevelt, in 1938 opposed Mr Henry A. Wallace as a future presidential candidate because "you ver know what Henry will do," re-

never

By Galbraith ports United Press.

He quntor the late. President as saying he preferred former Secre- tary

of Interior Harold Ickes to

a con-

Farley said that during versation on April 12, 1938, Mr Roosevelt said: "Henry would like to run for President. However, -I would rather have a fellow ke Lekes, who at least is a fighter, Harold will go through with what- ever he has in mind. But you nover know what Henry will do. He is in favour of one thing today and something entirely different temor- row."--United Press.

CHESS PROBLEM.

,*ז'

By J. POSPISIL

Blacks, & plecoa

4

154

White, 4 piecca.

While to play and snare in zlypas,

Solution to vášterday's pro-

ton, Previous record fee was Jald by Arsenal for Bryn Jones, Steel, who is 23, was a great success when playing for Great Britain against the Rest of Europe recently.

"As for quses, in Germany we art at three or four in the mor- ning for food,"

Dr Elizabeth Fllitner, one of the Most house- group commended: Other sport news is that Bill Voce, wives grow what they can-you the Nottingham and England left even arm bowler, has retired from County tween the railway Hres."--Associat- vegetables growing bo cricket to act as coach.

ed Press.

Rupert and the Young Imp-6

Mr. Bear shows Rupert just where the shuttlecock went and waits for him to throw it down. But, though he waits for quite a time. nothing

happens." What's the matter? he calls. "Can't you see it 7" Thea to his surprise Rupert's face appear, at another part of the tree, Daddy, there's no sign of die shuttle cock, but there's something else awfully queer up here!" he says. His eyes shine and his voice sounds full of excisement, so Mr. Dear hurries round to be near him.

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