ROXY
AIR-CONDITIONED
BROADWAY
Theatre
FINAL SHOWING TO-DAY
AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.
Ho Got Everything!
WALTER LARG
LAMAR TROTT
DAN DAILEY
dunting to the top of your baart with
ANNE BAXTER
You're My Everything
ROXY
AIR-CONDITIONED
JOHN
•
NANCY
COMMENCING
HODIAK GUILD SOMEWHERE IN THE NIGHT 20.
TO-MORROW
KINGS LIBERTY
4 SHOWS TO-DAY
AT 2.30, 5.15.
7.20 & 9.30 P.M.
AT 2.30, 5.30,
7.30
WFUL TRUTH
A Chinese Comedy in Mandarin Dialogue
Starring: Li Li Wha
9.30 P.M.
PRESENTED BY GREAT WALL PICTURES
ORIENTAL
AIR CONDITIONED
Take Any Eastern Tram Car or Happy Valicy bus
SHOWING TO-DAY: 2.30-5.30—7.30 & 9.30 P.M.
THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS FILM STAR IN HIS LATEST COMEDY HIT! IT'S THE BEST OF THE LOTI
What is the fate
of this lovely
girl?
CHARLES CHAPLIN "MONSIEUR VERDOUX
in
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JULY 3, 1850.
WOMANSENSE
B.O.A.C." Contestants Commonest
Let's Eat
“Miss B.0.A.C.”
BY
IDA BAILEY ALLEN
The Way to a Man's Heart
THE Chef and I clumped up they are properly cooked. And a long sleep fight of sinirs and look at these dersetts, Chef: found ourselves in the midst of they are typleally Now England. a clattering dining-room. Every. There's baked Indian pudding: one of the long; red-and-white strawberry short-cake: aquach checked covered tables was ge- met deep dish apple ple; rhubarb cupled by
eagerly pie; apple_pan_doway." dineru absorbed la their food, oblivious We ordered clam chowder, Boston baked beans, squash pie to the din around them.
and coffee.
"This restaurant is more than hundred years
old," I remark - "This chowder, Madame," ed to the Chef. "The original takt the Chef, smacking his lips.
with founders, Durgin and Park, have "is made
plenty of clains, very the whole little neck Jong since parsed from
cene, but their establishment is tite potato and good rich milk, still going strong in spite of the also a little cream I think. 1 rough and ready tables, the un- bas the genuine favour of the finished wood floor, the macky clam. walls, the plnring lights and this Incredible din."
In His Element
*** Anel
These are nuthentic Beston baked beans, Chet. They have been baked for hours. Small pen beans urs used; they're not too sweel and are seasoned with mustard and onion."
"And no tomatoes," remarked
the Chef,
"Temalees weren't even grown were first baked. when beau
They really don't belong in ou thentic Boston baked beans."
The Chef was in his element, He naked ni the men busy at the ranges in the centre dining room; at the waltresser in spot- less white uniforias bustling to All the orders, and at the tables occupied almost entirely by man. Market workers, business men, professional people, "and I sus peet came politicians," added the
"These people Chef.
all eating hearty foods and are en- Joying them very much. The are of this establishment proves Bret that men of all
are
Dinner
Clam Chowder Boston Style Boston flaked loung Broiled Frankfurters Salad Boston Brown Brend arts and The Cates or Tea Milk (Children)
Rhubarb Pie
comes appreciate lenty
cooked to keep their return?
f your and savour and carved
A
4
Measurements Are Level
Aleclper Serve Funr
with }} Emile. No finemung Clam Chowder Boston Stylo wels for these customers. minn wants good, substanbul food, whether at home or in a restaurant."
are
Fot
and onions; New Ban
The eight B.O.A.C. girls, four stewardesses and four receptionists, who com peted for the honour of representing B.O.A.C. in the international “Miss Airways to right: 1950" competition to be held in the near future. They are, from left Miss Mary Rose Blockley, of Southsea, Hants; Stewardess Mary Beryl Geraldine Cowper, of Surbiton, Surrey; Stewardess Jenn Alison Gordon, of Beaconsfield; Stewardess Shella Frances Grosvenor-Monro, of Torrington, Worcestershire; Ste- wardess Joan Marmion, of Liverpool; Bliss Margaret Mitchell Turner, of Prest- wick, Scotland; Miss June Neal, of Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire; Misa Catherine Patricia O'Flynn, of Shannon, Ireland..
An all-cotton
Holiday Trousseau
Hair Grief
By HELEN FOLLETT "Y
YOU would never believe.
how much bawling goes on about hair," said the beauty operator. "We listen to it all day long. We think a lot of it is silly becaure American women- have beautiful, chic hairdos,
"They have numerous com- plaints. The hair is too olly or it is too dry. They're tired or They want the the short
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length and
locks won't w apples. As for the
their Bour colour-few
Women are pleased with their
own.
Hence the popularity of
rinses. We have all kinds, for all colours, and they offer no ilie plesant excitement
Commonest Grief "Dry hair in the commonest grief," the continued, "and it is
why understandable
women don't like it. The shafts enn brenk at the touch of the comb, leaving a growth of various lengths which is not so good these days when the short cap- like arrangement is going like ja house sûre and tho tem must
be exnelly right.
"Dry hair means a dry realp, and that can lead to dandruff.
Whlte dandruff may not have an ill effect upon the growth, it is a perfect breeding ground for bacteria and is, therefore, fun- ceptible to infection.
Oil Or Cream - "For these clients we sugges Gil or cream shampoos Instend of soap because they are less hying. We recomiend brush- end vigorous scalp massage Inst
to stimulate the blood streams and to relieve lightness of the
scalp. Changing theso
tions for the better
will
the sebaceous glands
condi-
make
more
active; it is because they are-
loafing on the job that there is
no natural oil on the thalis to keep them soft and flexible.
Brush, brush away for beau- tiful hair. If dry scalp and dandruff are our beauty prob. brushing will help.
Temsi
"It sometimes happens that the hair and sculp ore dry be
holiday by EILEEN ASCROFT expensive. Here the pin cause home shampoos have not-
ONE-SUITCASE girl starts her with
แ {roussent
new
all-
Coltons look crisp and cool
Here is budget for the holiday trousseau;
£ s. d.
Pick over 1 pl. thucked clams, remove dark parts; chop clam if desired. Strain jufce into a "If you made that remark to sauce pan. Add 1 c. cold a group of homemakers, Chef water and the claims. Bring to they'd say they can't afford boiling point. Strain off and re- stenks and chops and roasta." serve the quid. Next cut 2 oz "But, Madame, there are fat mall pork into small dice. plenty of other substantial foods. Place in a heavy 2 qt, sauce pan. Any cut of meat or fish can be and slow-fry until the fat runs. made into a substantial he-man Add i peeled, sliced small onion. dish. Regard what these men and snute until softened; do not eating: Beef or lamb stew; bmwn. Add 11⁄2 15p, calt, la tap. Yankee
beef roast:
pepper and 3 tbsp. flour; cook bulled until frothy: gradually stir in broiled huncy-comb the clam quid. Meantime boil dinner; tripe; broiled
scrou. brolled 1 e, sileed, peeled white potatoes | cotton
costing Hat is. In white linen with a mackerel; hash with beets. But for 5 min. Dealu and add to the exactly £21 16s. 2d.
3 14 coat floppy brim: sandals and match- what is this bale of hay' listed boilina clam liquid. Simmer 10)
Dorothy bag in navy on the menu. Madame
hip- Ing nin. Then add reolded whole It includes an unlined milk or 2 c. milk and 1 c. light length swanger
wrist-length of cont of navy canvas; gloves A Specialty
cream. Bring to boiling point. "Oh, that's one of their spe- Add the clans; heat 2 min, sad linen; a full-skirted short even- white cotton. Collon play sult ing dress with tuled top and is in shades of lilac on a white a romper clalties. It consists of peas,
removable shoulder straps in ground. It includes string beans and potatoes cooked
Boston Baked Beans
white broderie anglaise, with a suit, for swimming and to
all retain
their natural
Pick over 2 lbs. pen beans matching belero
for daytime bathing, and a matching skirt flavour. It's 11 very popular
a 4 qt kettic.
and blouse top, which can be 21 10 2 side dish, further proof that rinse and put in
Put wear; a gally patterned men will eat vegetables when Cover with belling water.
worn together or reparately. on a lid and let stand 50 min. sucker frock with bolero. Then boil in the same water until the beans are barely ten- der. Meanwhile in a large bean pot or casserole put 12 lb. scald
dry 1 tsp.
Boy Selects "Gift" For
Dad
LITTLE ROCK,
rerve.
ed fat sait por 4 tsp. pep-
mustard, 3 tsp molasses and 2 per. e. dork
tbsp. minced ontun. Pour in the beans with the liquid which they were boiled. Cover and
want to get my Daddy's bake 5 hrs, or longer in a slow voice oven, 325 to 350 F. If they tend dry. add a little
nume in
the paper, a
lold an Arkansas Democrat re-to become
porter over the telephone.
water from time to time. During the last 2 hrs, draw the pork to
The reporter wanted to know the surface; reinave and score. what "Daddy" had done.
the rind in squares; then retur. "Nothing. be's Just my to the beans, pushing down the daddy," said the voice with ali pork, but leaving the rind ex- the indignation an eight-year-pascil. Finish baking uncovered old boy can muster.
to let the pork brown.
"Now It I was writing it,"
ho continued, "I'd say 'Gordon
Shaw who lives at 821 E. Sinic.
Beat Salad
Chop enough cooked beets to
has one son. He is eight years make 2 c. Add 1 c, chopped raw
white cabbage, 2 tbsp, chopped
old, but he will be nine on August 12. His name that's seallions, 2 tbsp. prepared horse. me-is Danny Shaw. He goes to radish and c, salad dressing. Krainer School. Its Dad is a Servo on lettuce.
fine Dad."
Trick Of The Chof
Then he explained, "I just| For fine flavour, spread frank- wanted to give my Dad a furters before brolling with Father's Day present."—Asso- | equal parts table mustard and ciated Press.
melted butter or margarine.
Coiffure
Contrast
Hair-do np, Valerie Hobaon,-hair-do down, Ann Todd. They were among the guests at the British Film Academy party.
seer-
Gun-
2 19 10 seersucker dress and
bolero
G $
0 broderie anglaise dress
and jacket
5 14 10 sun sult ret 1 7 O hat
9 sandals and bag 50 gloves
HATS OF THE MOMENT
£433
The DUCHESS sells her hats Prienste of the Duchess of Windsor had a chance of buying some of her ward. robe before she sailed for Europe, She sol dresses and fists--for private friends only.
Sunner
The Duchessi hats are mostly of the tiny head hugging helmet type like the ong sketched here designed by Braagaarde, in navy airthed velvet trimmed with navy ribbon raréties.
Household Hints
WIMBLEDON looked like being all-while. Women like white sheer dresses or tailored butts, relieved by gay, small hats, which don't hide the view,
ABOVE LEFT: Mias Australia 1950 wears this black velvet pleture hat from Mitzi Loreuz, with the brim worked in two halves edged with braid,
CENTRE: Upswept brim of coconut fibre is in burnt sugar, trimmed toith black velvet ribbon (Erik),
ABOVE RIGHT: Toast- coloured straw makes this close- fitting Hugh Beresford model with black taffeta side plece.
RIGHT: Navy and white gros grain form the alternate panels of this tiny bonnet by Madge Churd.
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been properly done. It seems hat many women are willing to use any kind of soap that happens to be handy. That is a mistake. The hair, like the skin, requires n bland medium that lathers freely and can be ensily rinsed away."
FASHION TIPS
THE single splash
of colour with a dark suit or dress. has always been dear to the really fashionable woman,
Spo'ted silk Jersey loves with frilled cuffs in a colour range including jet black and scarlet are in the fashion front. Plain pastel ones in the same material, with double frill, cost 15s 10d.
best ONE of the
collections of mersucker fabrics m the West End ean be bought al about 8s a yard. One attractive design has a background of ncarlet with a mo't of falling copper leaves. Another has large
pink. green and blue flower, tumbling ground.
оп 11 cream
A seersucker skirt is gay and practicn1. Ideal as the holiday skirt as it accompanies happily all your prettiest blouses, con be washed, and dried in no time and needs no Ironing
COPHISTICATED
cooks
will enjoy Harrods Second Book of Recipes, excellently produced with beautiful black and white and coloured photo- groths.
It contains such exotic re- cipes as Orientai salad, turbot in wine and mushroom sance, chicken quenelles. zablono (anbarlione). fnd hora helth (his last from Wales). There are useful sections on seasonal menus, children's dishes, and Invalid rockerv.
Flexible, piselle can'niners. useful for making individual tre-ben, for cold drinks and cocktails, are an attractive re- frigerator accessory. It in easy to remove the Ice-fust press 'he base of the container with the thumbs: no need to hold them under the fan, They also make dainty moulds for party leilles and blanc-manges,
Supplies for Home Repairs
By ELEANOR ROSS
and it worked like
charm,
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TOING littlo
repair Jobs with such hardware items for using, around the house not only which use has been found. tends to keep the home look- Too's should be protected This smart tile homemaker Ing neat and functioning as it against rust by wiping n' metal has worked out a good should, but it is a rood budget. curfaces and exiges with an system for supplies in her tool
such help, too. A convenient tool oiled cloth or greasy rag after chest. Small Items chest and some staple supplies each use. Tools thus protected nuts or washers she keeps an
Investment that an
will Inst indefinitely, a'ways a large Days
safely pin. She has We know more Use a fine abrasive powder dividends.
amount of screwa
sizes by Even the smallest
ot_flXcret or steel wool to clear rubber than iling on floors. Or try rubbing erndunted from the small ham maisture in the air will cause using several sma'l metal con- type- the spots with a clean cloth mer, the little and medium tools to rust, As a preventive (ainers, those that hold
the oil wipe, writer ribbons the znys ITD dampened with carbon tetra-screw driver, the small pliers, in addition to chloride. Rinse immediately be monkey wrench and gimiet to put a piece of charcoal in your just perfect. But small screw- Cause this
tool box. It will absorb the top inrs with wide mouths are has
impressive pieces softening anch Q nction on rubber if in contact nlane, a brace and bit, chisels, excess moisture and protect the equally suitable.
tools. too long.
pipe wrench and even u zaw.
For even the smallest job she The needed supplies for Wo have 蒜 friend who dons good cation-lined rubber
repair job gloves made with firm-grip. When you buy towelt, hold wall, quick repairs include tackled a dimeult hem up to a strong light. If tacks, asorted nulls and screws, and came through with flying fingers. She keeps a pair in
of light show nuts and tiny potists
bolts, glue, repair colours. But when « the at her tool cheat so that the won't anall, she be tempted to start a job with- through the towel is clostly cement, wood pulty, lubricating tempted to drive
one beusewife who has ready for use when required. made it simple to find nails or
да
and evenly woven, a cood buy nil, friction tape, picture and just couldn't do it. She learn out proper hand protection But if patches of light appear, electrical wire, rung fasteners, ed to rub the nail or crow which don't buy the towel A
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