THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, JUNE
WINNIPEG
FLOOD PICTURES
THIS scene of farmers working feverishly to move their horses to higher ground was being duplicated in many areas in Winnipeg, Manitoba, during recent floods. Below: Governor Luther Youngdahl of Manitoba, wearing hip boots, getting some first-hand reports from flood victims near Crookdale, in the northeastern part of Thousands the province, where the flood was as extensive as around Winnipeg.
were made homeless. (Acme)
MR RANK DENIES 'GLOOM'
Mr J. Arthur Rank deniced
in a speech in London that he
"unnecessarily
was
gloomy" about British filmus,
The complained at a luncheon of the Market Research Society that the Government discrimun-
No
at against the cinema with! high entertainment lax. one will put this industry right until they put entertajament lax nght," he said.
Many statement published in spaper put the affairs of the industry out of proportion and set of focus.
the
"Readers of newspapers 込む frequently misled and they naturally tend to look on thn biriness as a very odd busi- ness indeed. I have been and d
the Vrongly so many times by
Press that
am going to read
two headlines so that they can-
and say the same thing about me
■L
I ray about them.
HEADLINES QUOTED
PA
London
Pil
De tigh
papier
evening
head:
-30
s are now being mude, then in half-inch rivest
The unniversary #loom Mr
Bank. The ordinary reader of the paper murht think that I
very gloomy person, yet I am generally told that 1 am low up- timistic and too cheerful.
The ordinary matter would think there we 3 in-
suze Bms in produieli
fish studio As a matter of
fact there are about mae
Bees
Can Talk, Fish Also Hear
BUYERS AMERICAN
BEAT BRITISH
IN TEA MARKETS
New York.
The
While Londoners-who want It-get less and less tea, New Yorkers who do not much care either way are getting more and more. main reason is that American buyers who go East in search of it are a keen-eyed lot of business-men driven on by the hope of a profit, while Britain's buyers are Government officials.
DEFENDS OMITTED HYMNS
Frequently the best of the tea comes to America.
In New York. where Once the few was notoriously bad, it is now better than London can ofer. But Americans still have much to cam about making ten.
In restaurants they still serve in paper bags, ruining the favour.
In 100 many homes they still make it with hikewarm water, in the cup,
bistend of
Dr Wilson. Bishop of Chelmsford, though admit- ting the tedium" of many hymns, defends those which a teapot.
But the tea they have is of were omitted from the re- high quality, full-bodied, cently revised hymnbook of good favour. because they were said to be extravagant sentiment or over-statement.
Writing
his Chronicle he quotes:
Jurad
10 YEARS' CHANGE When London had its great tia market, Mincing Line was Diocerane world's ten centre. But in the 30 years since it was closed. Britain's compelltive powers
Lord, it is my chief complaint; have shrunk. That my love is weak
faint.
an
Terlay, in thr face of cash- de wen offers from American bulk buyers users. Britair's
e Betting left far behind.
here are
On there he comments: "Very rarely do we attain such a right state of mind, Our chef comm- American competition is kern. pinint usually is that income; with the price of coffee-sti]] tax to us in the pound or thate American's preferred drink the incat ration is too modest, |—going higher
And suppiten Similarly, though we pray that shrinking, tea Arms the burden of our sing is launching million-dollar tolerable we bear that burden paigns to houst sales. with remarkable fortited."
And they !
nre sucereling, al- language is though tea 2 lags far behind 1 thinks such justinable because it suptes suffice in the American home, feet. Other and consumption is minute com- he quotes from hyrumpared with that in Britain.
what we eught to lines
aret
"Oh
Paradise! O Paradise! 'Tis weary waiting here"";
and
"Weary of earth and
eith my si
TAKING TO IT
#
C-
in the
2046-48 three years Mrigas comuned
average 7.8lb of es each year. In Inden 1944
Americans bought only
I took to liraten und long to
enter in."
"No doubt, to the robust and backstapplag optimist. 31 this Irind of thing is meaningless "al humbur," says Dr Wilson. "But to broken-hearted. be
life reaved persutis for whom helf has lost all evour, and to rufferers dying by Inches, such language is intensely real."
NEW NYLON
DRESSING FOR WOUNDS
55lb per head.
This figure was raised to b in 1947, and fell to 571b. in 1948. Last year it crept up to
A trade
spokesmino Sit "There is no doubt that Ameri- cans are taking to tea. In 1919 the total moved from wholesale | to retail distributors was million b.
1950.
POLICE
PROTECTION
TALTOS
CALZADO SOBRE MEDIE
DAMAS
Andres Rodrique
CALZADO
DE LUJO
SAN ISIDRO - 39 AHUMADA 312
SUB LOCAL6
Seriously Studying Nonsense
Nonsense, n' British writer contends, is serious busi- neas. Misa Elizabeth Sowell went from Cambridge, England, to study nonsense at Ohio State University. There is no such course offered by the university, naturally. It's Miss Sowell's own Idea.
"What I'm really doing is making an inquiry into the logic of nonsense in certain works of art," she explained. "I'm pro- ceding on the assumption that nonsenso has certali definito Inwe It lan't just chance but a regular system."
Mlas Sewell compared nonsense in a work of art with la building. She said a building
is held
together by girders, brick or flone, and cement, pro- sting a logical structure.
PEOPLE SCEPTICAL
"I believe the works of Lewis Garroll and Edward Lear, de-
ገ
spite their nongre, also have logical rtructure," she said. "I'm trying to find out what bolds their works together."
Miss Sewell admitted that her expinnation of just what she is doing usunity in m:t with lifted eyebrows.
"I'm used to it by now," she nid. You ree. this structure of noning is strictly my own There is really no such course. So I can understand why people are confused."
THE police in Santiago, Chile, do not have to dodge traffic in the centre of the street while attempting to control it. Instead, cach point policeman is stationed intra, a "courtesy houth" at the street corner where he can direct and assist pedestrians as well as control vehicular
traflic. (Aeme)
PYJAMA PARADE
-FOR
MEN
con-
If Max Lovell has his way, life will be a tinual pyjama party. An expert on such togs, he anid it is now socially acceptable for men as well as. women to be clad in lounging pajamas instead of street clothes when entertaining at home.
uncomfortable. immodest
Lovell came to the con-It's
FIELD UNEXPLORED
Mira Sewell hit upon the iden RS # research problem while studying at Cambridge Univer- sity. She rad she discovered that not much had been written on nonseng, so it seemed like
good subject to tackle.
Mirs Sewell is in Ohlo on a |Howali scholarship, one of the university's most highly regard- ed awords. She went to the United States last August and plans to slay there until next August at lenst.
She began her writing career In England, and how had short stories and poetry published in several British magazines,.
One British firm already has
01clusion that the pyjama has and unhealthy, he said.
"Doctors will tell you that treed to publish the results of
in the Stone "Britain
year Look 410 million. America's
About your"
5,000,000, la
and
progressed from situply
You should wear something her inquiry into nonsense. Per- attire sleeping
to the while steep," he said. "Mesihaps the biggest newa to come wer from Doubleday hn t*aye and Co. of New York, that they wit ouh her first novel,
The Dividing of Time."
ject.
for
T
REJECTED IN BRITAIN
Doubl day found nit about the book from an interview she
gave to a local newspaper.
figure showed an increase fashionable thing after a summer colds are due to sirep-
survey three wide
on the subing without pyjamas,
WOMEN DISAPPROVE
THE TROUBLE
Woman, who buy almost al "The claim that sleeping raw
are s pyjamas soldi, the men's
more confortable than Another trade autturity said: responsible
this newest
Miss Sewall said she began The trouble with Britain's teatrend, le guld.
Of those fut: 7-yjamas is fallacione. Ask the
England in 1945 average woman what she thinks the novel in diMculties is almost solely viewed. 84.4 percent thought it her husband who sleips
and finished it in 1948. A Bri- bulk-buying.
house rejected. was a good idea.
looks like. You'd be surprisedish publishing
wrote "While the
the Arm British wrangle
1 have.
Mot womea object," However, prices
her that the book showed "zigns Jong-term Gone are the days when py-
of madness and genius” A new surgical dressing deals sometimes for a year's jaunas were used in the bed., Lovell said.
Suplica ahead American Livom alone," he said. "Thr.'s
Women do most of th. buying for minor industrial wounds, buyer write a cheque at once nothing objectionable about this.er mes's pyjamas because the made from a derivative of land walk off with the goods. There's no rule that says you breadwinner haven't the time
must wear heavy outer Kor- nylon, is
or inclination, he said. now being used;
Miss Sewell received a Jetler "Long-term bargaining willments at home."
"It's not that women are with conspicuous success.
from the company asking to see not do for the postwar markets.
better shoppers. Men have a IDEA IS COMFORT
montrcript. They fold her Firefly good eye for clothis too) After a period of exhaustive The British this year were able
they were interested in "genius Jess is claims that wounds to argue Ceylon and India into
The idea, Lovell said, is to be
Bat he admitted that women's anti madness" in that ordir. treated with it heal more quicking contracts at only about)
as comfortable as tastes in such Dumps Rre ly than with the water-prant half the price increase that was as cool and
Miss St well, more moderate 2 for en stripes three yea in the British civil who served possible. ked. isted far They have, he said, two basic dressings commonly
Pointing out
and gaudy patterns go. industrial injuries 110 new topies of conversation,
service during the war, admitted "But the negotiations have entertained at cocktail parties | dressing stay in place better
"Who know!." said Lovell, her wartime experiences play Labin so long-they are usually and dinners in hostess pyjamas, and, since it contains a trans complete
an important role in her novel, cnid: "This
send unik by
caminet this thing may mid-April-that Lovell parent window, allows examina Britain is caught short,
should be extended to men." peopl: wear lounging pyjamas Right now, however, her chief
everywhere at al
Interst is the structure of non- Lovell is horrified at in nt the wound without re-
"She will be lucky if she gets thought of people sleeping raw, United Press.
Brise-United Press, dressing.
66 percent of the 100 million b The ordudes form of water- of tea she is seeking from proof dressing eerminiy pre-Cyl. Much of it has long vents infection 62 ang wound, since been suctioned off, And but the fact that it is imp-1- | what in left is Hol of top meable to, water vapeur teuds quality."
The professor blinked his thick cyeglasses, smiled. you add up all documentaries pursed his lips thoughtfully and then leaned forward and
said in a confidential tone "Bees talk."
And short: You may
figure of 30.
year
ur two
age are
The
professor, De Karl: were 10,000 employees in British | von Frisch, sat back in the
lm production, but Be are chair in his office
That is mi-
nly 4,180 today. lending readers."
Mr Rank said that film psroom | due ré manufacturers nl the product--got, in effect, only 13 percent of the retail price from the wholesaler, in the mak- ing of a medium in.
NEWSPAPER COMPARISON
"1 happen to be a wholesale newspaper distributor as well as
U
at the 2 One is food. Zoological Institute of thei University of Munich waited for that statement to take effect,
He spoke revpfically again
Fish nl.'
Frich chuckled.
y
-יגן: 5
come When ather lventes
(11, and wetar, it cuds its
then wing back to the home colony to spread the word that "soup's Un."
Th
DIRECTIONS GIVEN
I make todeen the wetul anci |
The skin. surrounding number
of he minat." sajd dressing, too, must be removed The others before the progress of healing
Jan be observed. exactly how far they will have vo travel,"
fox! in
certain *IYOR water," he sud. "They can i wonge hear, too, We once put a student; Frixh.
and in a tank in an aquarium played a violin. He didn't hear
a Bour miller and I but the fish did."
know what newspapers get from the wholesaler. They get be tween 50 and 65 percent.
What about talking bees!
1
Government had reduced that to his arm. 13 przcent."
NO WORDS
"it
tell
It also waggles in the direc- tion of the nectar.
IL
The new nylon dressing has been designed to overcome these disadvantages. While being an effective barrier .to micro- organisms it is yet so permeable
FOR
BIDS
QUEEN'S CARPET
wonder whether they would be Thi professor, a chubby, But, getting back to fish, the
loomy if they woke up to-pink-faced man of 14, bounced professor !!, there is one to water vapour that the wound morrow and found that the gleefully in his chair and waved | specles, the knurrhahn, that remains thy. The window in the
alnost talk:t."
dercing piece of transparent- Bids for Queen Mary's by opaque carpet, now ending its tour The male knurrhahn makes ylon surrounded
material-llows the of North America, Buft growl." Frisch rait.dhesive
are to "When he growls, that is around to be examined without be considered by the special signal. The female knurrhaha disturbing the aseptle barrier.
committee after June 15. hears it and comes 1: film.
The drecking has recently The
finishes carpet
its Then he stops growling."
been subjected to careful tests second exhibition on that But most Ash are better at hearing. he stid. Frisch had Henry Simon Engineering Works date in New York. phenomenal succeas with one near Manchester, England, tesis
which
have proved to. ife would blow u experiment. whistle and then hit a fish on satisfaction of a strong body of the head with ir rod. Pretty medical opinion, the superiori 100n the ish hid whenever he ty at this sev United Kingdom blew the whistle-United Press, developed dressing.
of statements about "grosa | extravagance" in the Bimu-
"Of course, beer du net speak dustry, he sati; "Anyone can
as we do, They have no words. have a free look at my out. That would be impossible,
I challenge them to find think.
Thes sprak another gross extravagance. They could
Do you know how? way.
"They waggle,"
not find any."
Mr Rank's wife is the duugh- ter of the late Lord Marshall of i Frisch, who has written twa Chipstead, governing director of full volumes
dozens of Horace Marshall & Son Ltd.. scientific papers on the subjee, newsagents, stationers and pub-inid boos have different waggles Bhers.
for different things,
K. 0.
CANNON
YOU ARE. NADIA ZUCCH MAY I
COME IN P MY NAME 15 CANNON
· AND I WOULD LIKE TO ASK YOU
A FEW QUESTIONS ABOUT
YOUR HUSBAND'S DEATH,
In clinical
conditions n!
WITH WHISPER IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE
A FRIEND OF MINE - A GIRL-
IS SCARED THAT SHE MAY DE
· IMPLICATED BY THE OLATH,
SHE KNEW YOUR „HUSBAND WELL
SO MANY WOMEN DID, MSIEU CANNON I KNEW OF ALL HIS AFFAIRES-BUT I LOVED HIM, STILL. IT WAS SUICIOR,WHY. SHOULD ANY GIRL BF AFRAID?
110
the
the
At present all reproductions of the carpet are forbidden, in of the eventual the interests Purchaser. The buyer will also receive the copyright, witch until then is vested in the Board of Trade as representa- tive of the owners, the British people.
When considering offers the commilice, composed of the Dowager Marchioness of Read- Ing, chairman of the W.V.S, Mr. C. F. Cobbold, Governor of the Bank of England, and Sir Cecil Weir, chairman of the Dollar Exports Board, will muko a condition the eventual presenta- tion of the carpet to a public- huilding, gallery or similar
Institution.
Should the purchaser be a private individual, this condl- tlon could be fuläfied at death. If the buyer is an orgaòlsation or firm, an assurance that such a presentation ahall be made within a reasonable toss will bo demanded.
that
wornien
the
IS
IT
VERY
DEEP?
bear,
BABY bear Brumas seems to want a few questions answered before he takes an other step into the pool at the Regent's Park Zoo in London. Ivy, the mama seems eager to teach Brumas the rudiments of water polo, but the cub is giving
the matter some deep thought; (Acme)^