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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1935-

ELIZABETH ARDEN TELLS YOU HOW TO CARE FOR A GREASY SKIN, BLACK- HEADS AND ENLARGED PORES.

A person with ́à greasy skin often finds that she has enlarged pores and blackheads. So the first thing she must do is to be sure that the skin is clean before she attempts to close the pores Cleanse the skin with cleansing cream, then tone the skin with skin tonic. Now is the time to re- move the blackheads, steep a beauty. sachet into hot water and hold over the blackheads. When the skin is quite soft press the skin gently, the blackheads will come out very easily. Now the pores must be closed use Venetian Pore Cream. it is a greasless cream which closes distended pores and refines the coarsest skin. To correct a greasy skin. special astringent and skin tonic should be patted on daily. This also refines the skin and closes, the pores.

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PAS SI MAUVAIS

WHY IS CYPRUS NEGLECTED?

SOME POSSIBILITIES FOR

DEVELOPMENT

A Stowe boy home for the boli NATURAL FACILITIES AS NAVAL

day recently showed a copy of Nouvelles Stoïques a

Sa four- page review of the events of the

summer term. 1935,” to a friend.

It is written in French down to

AND AIR BASE

(By Lord Rennell)

the "imprime par Walford et file. A suggested the reflection why an routine of summer cruises. Its recent visit to Cyprus has] Fleet has a preference for the old Buckingham The "redacteur en che is a

Argostoli master. Mr. J. Risland in parts of great natural visits to Phaleron, Hands. but the bulk of the writ beauty, and full of historic and Naples, and Adriatic ports are a ing has been done by the "person archaeological interest should be valuable asset to local markets. nel expert de la classe Middle so little known to our countrymen. some participation in which would And one is left wondering why be greatly appreciated in a British

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“UN TRES GOOD SHOW"

Indifference

As Middle IV. is in the Lower no consideration, has apparently colony where supplies are avail- School It is something of

been bestowed on its potentialities able and the cost of living is triumph:

jas an Imperial asset, at a time cheap.

when our position in the Mediter ranean has been so profoundly The indifference from which- modified by the conquest of the Cyprus has suffered since the The Nouvelles Stoiques ex-air..

occupation must be held to some presses lively appreciation of the A study of Its long, insufficient-extent responsible for the

acute- step towards "Habillement Rely documented and to the world manifestation of a Greek irreden forme made by the Headmaster, in general almost unknown. his-tist movement which led to the Mr. J. F. Roxburgh in allowing tory leaves no doubt about the unfortunate experiences of three- cricket shirts instead of the or wealth. and prosperity. which

years ago. It is incontestable dinary variety in hot weather.

tempted successive Powers to con- that the mass of the islanders The linguistic imagination of test its possession in ancient day speak Greek, which was already the members of the paper's staff As a Roman province it was will in Roman 'days the universal lan is. however, unequal to a transla-ling to pay forty talents of gold for tion of “un tres good show immunity from military service. which was the description of the

LANE, CRAWFORD LTD. Stowe Ball given to "notre repor

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Early History

guage in the Near Eastern coast-

fands, and that four-fifths of them- belong to the Orthodox Church, in The rise of Arab power in the which political propaganda is #

teur" by the Headmaster.

Inevitably some of the French East terminated the security en-tradition

joyed under the Byzantine Empire. Ethnically, however, preponder is a trifle anglicised. The most The once fortunate island never ance of Hellenic elements in the- charming example comes in the recovered from the devastating composite population would be description of the second cricket

More Substantial

AL T'equipe writes the cricket raids of the Middle Ages, followed, difficult to establish, in view of The China Mail themselves quickly from the rut and obtain positions of respon-

expert, a trifle grudgingly. " after a transient period of revival the many diverse elements which under the Lusignan dynasty, by have filtered in since Thothnes sibility. Development of this pas ete mauvaise."

the sterilising effects of Ottoman of the eighteenth Egyptian Hong Kong, Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1935 type of school may give back

rule. Nor during more than 50 dynasty, zmexed * an island · in-- to the crafts. the human Your Daily Smile!

years, since British occupation in habited, there is reason to believe material they need and of which

1878 and annexation in 1914, has by a race akin to that of the they have been deprived by of western America, xays a natural-

"Skunks are found in most parts much been accomplished to develop neighbouring Syrian mainland. School Training For heightened standards of educa- ist. Judging by that we have card economic conditions. Until quite However that roxy"-tabe, the Skilled Trades tion. The best intelligences of skunks we can't imagine one get recently, through private enter Cypriotes, a friendly and general-

jmay still turn to the black ting lost

prise, nothing was done to guaran ly conservative if temperamental- Figures set out in the report coated occupations, but their

tee ancient monuments of exceply excitable. race, should be easy of the Board of Education in places will be filled by lads

tional A planter in Alabama hadn't seen against the ravages of time.

beauty and importance to govern, as far as possible or Britain for 1934 provide the whose hands and eyes have been

one of his former workers for a year,

patriarchal lines. first definite evidence of a de so trained to the work they until he saw him in Montgomery one Remoteness and inaccessibility

Masses Foor cline in the population of school- have to do as to enable them Saturday. "Well, well!" the planter may explain, if they do not excuse, The masses are very poor, "and" age. Educational requirements quickly to reach the higher exclaimed. "What are you doing neglect. It is probable that, after work such as might be providedTM

| now, Uncle Mose?” - during the last few years have positions in the workshops.

"Ah's done gone to preachin"," the

what many regarded as a some by harbour construction and other been governed by the high

venerable Negro replied.

what theatrical Disraelian coup public services would do much to birth-rate in the years imme-

1878, there was some TESCHOR

(Continued on Page-11) diately succeeding the war. The

against the assumption of responsi Ischools have been strained to For the past four years

"Well, well! Do you use notes ?” "Now, suh! At de fust Ah used

sibility for an island at the ex-

SHARP REBUKE capacity. Last year the num- Soviet Russia and Iran have dem; but now Ah has to have catreme eastern end of the Midiand hers to be provided for "began been exchanging goods under

BY JUDGE to fall. That process will con- the terms of a trade agreement. tinue Building requirements The trade which had grown up

Defendant's "Wild and the number of teachers was of sufficient volume to need necessary will be lessened un-regulation.

Statements* Its value during

Business By Barter

"What! You preaching?" "Yes, sub!"

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For Him

*

The collector approached a parish- ioner and held out the box

"I never give to missions, pered the parishioner...

sea, which offered no ready-made provision for a naval station.

“Ready Made" whis-The phrase "ready-made" is here used advisedly, because Fama- less there is a change in educa-the first half of the current “Then take something out of the gusta, to which some attention has tional policy, keeping the chil-year amounted to over 21⁄2 mil-box, siz whispered the dren in the schools beyond the lion gold pounds. No money "The money is for the heathen" age of fourteen A voluntary passed, however. The whole movement in that direction is traffic was conducted by bar-

Cost and Waistcoat

collector.

Painter: Two, sonny. Why?!!

too."

London.

been paid, could, at a relatively

A defendant in a housing dis- small cost, be converted, by copate at Southend County Court struction of moles and break-asked Judge Beasley to rescind an waters, into a deep-water harbour order which Judge Crawford, which would shelter a considera Judge Beasley's predecessor, had ble feet. A glance at the map of made in the case

Judge Beasley said he had no

already apparent With fewer ter; and this arrangement is "How many coats of paint do you children in the schools there perpetuated and systematised Pat on that fence?" are more over the ordinary in the new Commercial Treaty. "Well, if you put on a third coat, the Mediterranean, in which only leaving age and more pass on Trade by barter on any con-it would be an overcoat, wouldn't it?" to the secondary and technical siderable scale is only possible Painter "Yes, and a waste cost, two other small spots are painted power to do that. Defendant schools.

red, Gibraltar at the western end then said: "I have already been between units of wide economic

and Malta in the narrow waist, told I cannot get justice. only 52 miles from the souther is the most corrupt place you have coast of Sicily, shows its import-ever sat in. The whole town is ance for vigilance over shipping run by trickery." proceeding to, and from the Suez Canal

The most fascinating chapter range. The Bussian Govern-| in the report is that dealing ment, controlling as it does all

with the training of boys for the comtry's economic activi-

X-RAY MARTYR'S DEATH

FOLLOWING YEARS OF GREAT PAIN

Sydney.

This

The Judge: 1 object to such wild statements. Your remarks At the same time Cyprus would are extremely offensive and your appear to be no less valuable as an suggestions entirely contrary air base. The lower level of the my experience:

Salt Lakes behind Larnaca "would.

Many Petitions

श्री

industry in the junior techni-ties. is in a position not only cal and trade schools. With to import or export a variety the higher standard of educa- of articles, but to specify, as in tion given in the elementary fact the new Treaty specifies. schools there is a marked ten- the quantities which it wil dency for the more intelligent handle. For Iran the matter children to seek the office rather is not so simple. It happens, than the workshop. At the however, that in Iran both sugar

if the sea were let in, provide an Defendant asked the judge to same time the decay in the and matches are State mono-

excellent seaplane harbour, with read a number of petitions, one of apprenticeship system reduces polies, and the Iranian. Govern Dr. F. B. Forster, one of Aus Palestine the "Suez Canal of the King at Buckingham Palace and After 12 years of suffering, 18ft of water. From there to which he had addressed to the the number of boys receiving an ment undertakes to obtain all tralia's leading dental radiolo-air. It is just an hour's flight another to the Lord Chancellor. efficient training in craftsman- its supplies from Soviet

gists, has died in Sydney from while Cairo and Heliopolis are only The judge said that they had ship. Already skilled industry sources.

X-ray burns.

sir hours distant is suffering from a lack of re- In cataloguing the imports He was the pioneer of X-ray Apart from eventual provision adding: "You are obviously

no bearing at all on the case, cruits, in part due to the fact which she will take in exchange dental treatment in Australia for docking, the expenditure neces obstinate man, one of those who that the gap between the earn for her exports. Soviet Russia In 1907 he read the first paper sary for harbour works and air thinks he is right in whatever he ing capacity of the skilled and has behaved in a fashion in-on dental radiology to the first stations has been estimated at less does or says, and that everybody the unskilled worker has been terestingly reminiscent of the Australian Dental Congress than £500,000. This is a sum else is wrong. narrowed. In an age of relation between a capitalist In the early days of X-ray inferior to that of which the mechanisation the belief has state and one of its colonies treatment, he worked without Cypriotes contend, with some rea developed that the higher levels Russia needs raw materials for protection from the rays, and son, that the island has been of craftsmanship are no longer her growing industry and looks in 1923 his hands began to show micted owing to the confinued required. That is the reverse to Iran to supply her with wool signs of ray burns. of the truth To maintain the and cotton. She is, moreover, reputation of British industry prepared to further Iran's and keep up the efficiency of economic development to the times he worked for days in than half of which came back in the factory some modern sub-extent to which her own indus- pain with his fingers wrapped the form of stitute for the apprenticeship trist position demands it. It in bandages. Six years ago he system has to be found, and is to her interest to import both was forced to retire from work employers are looking hopefully her wool and her cotton clean. Since then he has undergone to the schools.

and she is therefore arra In the junior technical and for the equipment und trade schools training of a more sian-engineer

or less specialised character is cleaning

the arranger

few menu

aiready the

Steadily Worse They got steadily worse. At

ging many operations. Bug His fingers have been taken

off inch by inch until

his death he 1 fingers and his thumb

the

collection, after the British annex- ation in 1914-until 1927," of the old kish tribute, little more

An-aid

W33

of £10,000