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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1950,

Grape Harvest

Montmartre

LEE Theatre

AIR CONDITIONED

SHOWING TO-DAY

4 SHOWS AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.

HERBERT WILCOX

prosents

ANNA NEAGLE

IN HER GREATEST PERFORMANCE SINCE "VICTORIA THE GREAT"

Elizabeth & Ladysend

"

WITH

NUGH WILLIAMS

in LOVELY TECHNICOLOR

FRANK HARVEY

ALSO LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS

Gala Performance

of

Sunset Boulevard

Starring

GLORIA SWANSON

at the

LEE THEATRE

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14

at 9.30 p.m.

Organised lay the Women's Auxiliary in aid of the Hongkong Society for

the Protection of Children.

Tickets will be as sale at the Hongkong Hotel as from Friday, December 1.

Londoner's Diary

Mr Webb Produces A Half-meat Sausage

For breakfast the other day I had one

percent meat sausages.

of

London.

Food Minister Webb's new

65.

It tasted better than any sausage I have had for 10 years. You could taste the pork in it. Texture was better, as well as flavour.

were

CHURCHILL MONEY

· The

was 52 cost 18. 10d. Instead of is. 6d. sausage

But there is another cut in the percent percent pork, 13

pork allocation to Sausage other meat (veal or beef), makers. So there will be fewer and the rest cereals and of the new pork champions. spices. Top-grade pre-war three- sausages quarters pork: At its worst, the war-time sausage had only 30 percent ment; to day's proportion is half meat, half other in gredients.

You can buy the new sausages from November 6. The will

STARTING TO-DAY

18

AT. 2.30, 5.30, 7.30

& 9.30 P.M.

ROXY

AIR-CONDITIONED

THE UN-SURPASSED WAR PICTURE

OF THE DECADE!

PRESTON FOSTER WILLIAM, BENDIX

LLOYD NOLAN

in.

GUADALCANAL DIARY

#TIRELY NEW PRINTI

· A ZOTI CENTURY-FOX-PICTURE...........

SHOWING

2:30, 5.10. $7,30`&

TAMAJESTIC 7.30 9.40

AIR-CONDITIONEQ P.M.

this Mr Churchill will use

the ties to strengthen money

British and Danish universides.

between

THE urchins of Mont- martre, known as petits poulbots, get their fill of grapes picked from the only vineyard in Paris, which spreads out a few hundred yards behind the Sacro Coeur Basilica. Each year, the children plck grapes, and have their all of them. The rest are sold for charity. (Acme).

Hover Fleet

For U.S.

LONDON THEATRE SOLD Armed Forces

Peter Cotos, 37-year-old pro- ducer, has bought a long case

more money to Mr Churchill, their guest last month in Copen- hogen. A fund. was started when he was there. Mr Gustav that the theatre hud lost 27,000 armed services-500 have A year ago it was announced three branches of the U.S. Rasmussen, the Foreign Minis in three years. Later a receiver boen ordered for delivery ter, gave the first cheque. It was appointed.

next year. was for £5,000,

Cotes is a brother or the Boulting twins, the Alm direc-

Now the fund has reached over £15,000.

tory.

Ting-a-Ling's Odd Visitor

-She Wore Very Pecullar Clothes ----

By MAX TRELL

7′′NARE and Hanid,

KMA

tho

shadow-chlidren with the turned-about names, slid down over the edge of the Blue China Plato to visit their old friend Ting-a-Ling. Ting-a-Ling's house 'and garden were at the bottom of the plate, on a little hill that overlooked the green and yellow pastures with the silvery brooks winding among them.

A minute or two later Knarf and Hanid bumped lightly to the ground in the middle of Ting-a Ling's garden. They sprang to their feet at once, and ran to the cherry tree. Ting-a-Ling WAR sitting under it as usual, eating cherries out of a large bowl

But Ting-a-Ling had a visitor. She was a very old lady and she was dressed in the most curious way you can imagine, Halt her clothes were in rags while the other half were all rich and beautiful.

Smile of Pleasuro

Mother Days-Of-The-Year. cities and villages. It's quite big job," she said. “

"Do you

really dis Knarf asked,

the

"Il gets done, doesn't it, boy?" said the old lady. "Oh, yes," said Khatf.

Raloy Days

"And on rainy days I'm As soon as Ting-a-Ling spied as busy.... maybe even

dara institut Kaart and Hanid, he greeted busier than on them with a smile of pleasure shine. I'm busy carrying buch (for he liked them very much), of rain up to the clouds. then bade them alt down. The busy seeing that the raindr old lady smiled, too. "My dears," fall in the right places. I m make sure that they fall on u Ting-a-Ling Bald to tho two Shadows, this is a very good brellas and raincoats. I m

take care that they roll off friend of mine. Probably you imow her as well as I do. Her edges of roots, and slide do window-panes. Oh, you have name la Mother Days-Of-The-

idea how busy I am! There Year."

puddles to build and ditches

at Kanrf

"And then, continued Muthor Days-Of-The-Vé

Mother Days-Of-The-Year, in 11. And every blade of gr spite of her strange name, must get at least one raind amlled

and

Hanid to drink, again, and murmured that shé was very pleased to make their BOS acquaintance. They both

"there are the days when. down beside her.

warm weather must be furt "But you do know me, of off and the cold weather tun course," she said.

"They know you,"

Ting-a-

on. And that brings more work leaves to shake off the tre leaves to sweep across the fol

Generous Danes are sending on the Boltons Theatre in Ken- A big fleet of helicopters Ling remarked, "but they've brooks to freeze, toes and ne

sington. Ho paid around is to be built up by the never met you."

to pinch with cold. And the £7,000,

Yes, I suppose that's right, must bring snow, atid spread the old lady agreed Perhaps i everywhere." ought to show myself more to

"But why," said Flanið að people. But I'm always so busy, On fine days I'm busy bringing hesitating a bit before she got The order is the biggest ever sunshine to all sorts of places. I courage to ask this question, placed,

have to sprinkle it over the you wear such fundy cloth Three types figure in the pro-waters of the lakes and brooks some good, some bad?" But

and old lady smiled once more. gramme the 8-10 seater Siker- and streams and rivers,

watch to see that it sparkles. I cause, my dear, some days It is more than three months sky, a smaller Piasecki, and a

have to pour the summahine ever since Lady Yule died at her two-seator Bell. home in St. Albans, Hertford- shire. But I am told it will be a long time before the full ex- tent of her riches is made pub- lic. Her will has not yet been · coffered for probate.

A British Crossword Puzzle

3. Expited

8.Booty

Procise.

ACTORS:

111-Got ready.

10.Plague.

£ 15. Trade.

18 Becama.more intense,

19 Lerund

+21 Follower,

25, Interpones. 20 Speechless..

27 Galloped

**** 1 Fallure.

Filthod

26

16

4 Unpleasant look.

5 Empty.

0. Twist.

7-Resided

9 Challenged

10 Barrier 19-Speckus.

14 Bombard

18, sende

17- Tales of herolam..

20, Royal line.

21 Pizh.

DOWN

23 Dry. 28 Truft

Receden

樓

THURSDAY'S CROSSWORD...m, Acres#: (1)Tuber, A-GADOR)

+7 Prorogus, 8: Alder, 9 Tomtom 11 Emerged, 18. Mindans, 15

Sallow, 18 Recur, 19, Exéotiomy

LADY YULE'S MONEY

How much did Lady Yule leave? She inherited: £5,000,000 from her husband, Sir David Yule, who made his money in India.

Most of Lady Yule's muzey, after taxation. will go to her only child, Miss Gladys Meryl Yulo.

Mies Yule, 46, Lives in seclusion at St Albans. There has been no change in her man-' ner of life. She Has a secretary and a housekeeper, devotes of Her time to breeding

most

prize cattle.

Before her mother died Miss Yule had 24,000 a year left her by her father. Now she is one of the 60 people who have an Income of 20,000 or more left after paying likome-tax and surtax.

Two hundred Sikorskys are to be built and about 100 each of the other two. The remala- der will be other models.

American Marines have al-

the roofs over the houses-over good and some are bad. I sidewalks-over the trees like the days of this year."

flowers-over towns and you?"

the and

ready tried out assault tactics Rupert's Climbing Adventure-

using hover-planes which can land on a space smaller than a tennis court to bring in small equip- numbers of troops ment to

take key points-

**It is believed that the Sikor sky multi-seater may be used for this sort of work by the. U. S. army,

The navy have also tested ballcopters in anti-submarine work.

| SIZING UP

LOBSTERS

-Catching lobsters to measure

of the fahevrien: may cause Sheringham, Norfolk, to give CUSTOMS: MEN'S, BONUS UP Oshing.

For years they have been Lobsters eight Customs officers will welcome bringing

Now, mys the scheme by which they are inches long.

Sea Fisheries Joint to be paid cash rewards. for Eastern. the contraband they find. Their Committee, no lobster pay ilaw for the responsibility mine inches marbe andy tieyhours of this year his ruling learing 640 fahermetis irra thai thieu. Decadse K young officer entering the 80 percent of the lobsters service at 21 starts with 42 108 caught in Sheringham are u

a week. In eight years ko may der

transferred to a higher

ries to

he may

grade roach a maximum of £15yweek(after itúa years.

has mbed"

under

caught

-Cus

48,

who

the beach for

35 years, says: "If the rule la

Customs officers, work a 48-enforced there will soon be no The farther town. hotir: wook Hab there-is mulets'

„lobster, in jusznali night works. Overtime is ippad 14

Variety* and

seldomi sprows" to: proportion to salary,,

nino faction: We should, either

But the working conditions have to give up. fubing, or:

do not frighten candidates from entranody Campina Housky. There

poach on the Cromer grounday. which would start as numbr men's war."

is much competition for places And the British Custom men A deputation to the Agricul have world-wide reputation for pure and Fishing Ministry 167 their efficiency and courtesy,;;}

being considered..

Dopot, 2 First 8, Regimion, Manacles, 13 Mean 13: Mer Winco

Darwis case, 8 Prodigal. 8 Epared, 10 210E Inter, 17

Tackling the Problem

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another care where my boazɛias e tracks of flags'sant:

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By Mik

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