THE CHIN
ALJANUARY 25,-
THETWORLD GOES BY
you are going to learn
vil of a lot about music, It's a topical subject, and the I've got are good: very good.
fear. facts
As for their authenticity, I can only say that they are borrowed from a German expert writing magazine.
The first thing I didn't know
orders.
Berlin
about
be issuaged Die Meistersing
the overturễ
Chopin, I am sorry to say, they fing
to neurotics.
What we clearly don't realise here, just loafing about ånd reading "Eeyore, is the intimate relationship between music and health.
us
must have.
from time to time what was the good öf a violin. Here is the answer.
"A person who practises about two hours a as a mountain climber.
urs a day expends as much ener
BY-
ULYSSES”
strange numb feeling that seemed to
"It is conceded by many that prac envelop you? tice on a musical instrument
Too few of us are aware that music superior to massage for those recover
The scientific explanation makes it music is that in progressive countries in a major key stimulates breathing. Ing from accidents or bacterial infec-all clear, Cheerful music, the tra-la-la it is being prescribed for certain, dis-Wagner is the best at this.
stuff increases the lifting power of He has tions.”.
muscles and also
blood expands the been known to increase breathing from
The Trombone Cure for Typhoid, vessels: while slow, sad music has the after eighteen to thirty respirations a minhitherto scarcely known in Hong Kong, You are told to take Mozart meals, one opus at a time. For nervous ute, with a corresponding rise in the may well become one of my most fam-opposite effect."
ous achievements if I care to follow up- disorders the Germans have found pulse rate.".
the idea.. nothing better than Beethoven's "Song
Music accelerates the circulation of Joy" or Schubert's “Erlking." "The the blood, tones up the muscles pangs of jealousy," says the magazine, regulates “blood pressure.
of
and
cle
For the sake of your blood vessels, I don't think you should let your uncle
Were you puzzled last time your un- sing again.
ng that sad Irish number at a
SHOULD HUSBANDS AND WIVES HAVE SEPARATE FRIENDS?
I'm just going cout for an hour,
dear. I want :
to see some
of the boys.
MULAIL E
NEXT MORNING
I know its all right Jim having his
own friends Mother. It's the modern idea, but it does w me-I see s little of
THE DOCTOR'S
Oh Jim, I wish you didn't go out so offen in the evenings. I see so little of you theuse
days
These modem theories are all very wall Ann but when I was young we'd say that a man
who stayed out in the evenings usually had a dull
lifeless wife
at home:
You say you always wake tired, and feel washed out and dull, that's bound to tell on p your looks. Your trouble IS Night Starvation. My advice is.
Horlicks at
bedtime
6 WEEKS LATER
My goodness, the
nicest place in the world is here with you, Ann, by the fireside!
Darling Jim!
2 EVENINGS LATER.
Sorry I can't be home for dinner darling I've got to attend that Sports Club
Committee tonight. I'll have a bite
in town
DEATH OF MR. JOHN GARDNER
It is with deep regret that we have to record the death, which took place at the French Hospital last night, of Mr. John Gardner, of the Accounts Department of the Asiatic Petroleum Company.
Mr. Gardner, known as "Jock" to all of his many friends, was ad- mitted to the French Hospital on December 22 and was operated upon for appendicitis the following day. Peritonitis subsequently....... set in.
Much sympathy will be felt for his widow, the former Miss Sybil Dalziel, to whom he was married less than a year ago.
The late Mr. Gardner, was a well- known figure in Hong Kong, having een resident here for some 17
THEN ANN READ A MAGAZINE ARTICLE-7 years. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
**Too many wives feel constantly tired, list- less and nervy.” This tells on their looks frightfully.
SO HORLICKS EVERY NIGHT
I'm glad I got nd of my tiredness”
thanks to
Horlicks
HEAVENS, THATS ME! I must see
doctor about
Anyself
AND WHAT AN IMPROVEMENT IN NOW ANN FELT AND LOOKED
Do you wake tired every morning? Look tired? Feel nervy
TAKE HORLICKS — a hot cupful every
night at bedtime will end that dreadful tiredness, bring the sparkle back to your face and restore your attractive liveliness and gaiety pace more.
HORLICKS
______ GUARDS AGAINST
NIGHT STARVATION
John Gardner, will also be remem- bered by old residents.
⠀ KEEN SPORTSMAN As a sportsman, Mr. Gardner was a member of the Kowloon Cricket Club, the Kowloon Tong Club and the Y.M.C.AADA He had, at various times, played football for the Hong Kong Football Club and hockey for the Y.M.C.A., while, although he had not recently taken an active part in the game, he has alao`play- ed League badminton for the now. defunct Fire Brigade team..
. He was a keen Freemason, belong- ing to St. John and Eastern Scotia Lodges, S. G.
The late Mr. Gardner is also sur- vived in Hong Kong by a brother, Mr. W. D. Gardner, of Messrs, But- terned and Swire.
The funeral will take place to- day, the cortege passing the Monu- ment at 5.30 p.m.
ARMED ROBBER CAUGHT
monk, Sui Wan-tsai, was bound and gagged this morn~ ing at 7.45 at. No. 4, Tai On Terrace when three robbers, two of them armed with revolvers, carried out a daring raid. The good work of a Chinese police constable, who was patrolling in the area in plain clothes and who was assisted by a district watchman, resulted in the ar rest of one of the men after
rugg.
man caught was all the stolen
I-a, loaded revolver.
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