1952-12-20 — Page 8

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1952.

The

DAIRY FARM

Prime American Turkeys

$4.70 per lb.

American Long Island

Ducklings $4.20 per lb.

Australian Chickens 4.6.lbs. $3.75 per lb

Whole Mild Cared Hams

$4.35 per Ib....

Cheese Stilton

Roquefort

Borden's Wej Cut.

Camembert

Cheddar

Kraft

«BIÐSLYC

"BIRDSEYE"

Sweets

Eagle Cream Cheese

Toffees

FRESH FROZEN

Kraft Velveeta.

Edam.

Emmenthal.

Gouda

Steppe

Grand National

Provoloni

Danish Blue

Gorgonzola

VEGETABLES

for that finishing touch to a meal:-

Broad Beans Sliced Beans Brussel Sprouts

Green Peas

Delicious Chocolates, and

Party Crackers give a festive

note to your Christmas Table.

Biscuits

X'mas Puddings

Mincemeat

Glace Fruits

Cranberry Sauce

Nuts

Greet

for

Christmas

How about a case of Green Spotifor Spot for you to take home

for Christmas?

H. K. SOYA BEAN PRODUCTS CO., LTD. Telephone 29450-

Flas

"Emma! Got my slippers-I'll give 'om' 'What am I doing wasting money on toys in timos like those ?

London Express Service-

A Stranger for

Christmas

GOOD DEEDS make good news. Ask yourself this: "When the good warm glow of Christmas begins to flow through my household isn't there some UNEX- PECTED person I can ask to my fireside to share it?” ·

Maybe a little boy like

this, for example..

*,

By LEONARD MOSLEY....

TS THERE an unhappy boy whose outlook on life might be altered for the better-by one gesture of friendship, one act of kindness and generosity from you?

In the part of the world where I live, not very far from London, we have been planning to make one boy who did not expect it much happier for Christmas. May I tell you about it in the hope of setting an example?

Joe is the son of a cowman who works on one of our local farms. At ten he has had to face 'more troubles than anyone deserves at such an ago. His mother has been in hospital for nearly a year and may be a long time coming out again. IIis father is a doting parent but only sees his son for a few hours a day. And for the rest of the time he is left in the charge of a district visitor, or neighbours, or relatives from the town.

!

They are all too grown-

up for him and they pity too obviously.

THERE HE WAS-IN SOMEBODY'S ORCHARD'

There is a chance. Vin

your own town...so. take away › all bitter.

news from a little boy's words: "So

that's what

life is like,"

station is a haven for lost dogs.

Ho started getting Into trouble about a year ago and found In the neighbourhood is

- Any - stráy, animal which

local sergeant came round and

prosecute.

spaniel,

Drawing by Robb

East spring the police were popped into the hut behind, the called in. A landowner had hours, fed and cared for by found Joe rifling his orchard the furgunt's wife, until its geant should not have done it, breaking our windows, We

Well, maybe, the police ser day. He no longer como aros and called upon the law, Gur, owner arrives to claim for regulations being what they not feel sorry for him persuaded the landlord not to home day Joe and the

It is shipped away to the dogs aro, but he handed Joo the longers

"I am giving you temporary happened. The real owner of

course, And then, of Then he took Joo back to his sergeant went into the garden control," he said, "Look after the spanied turned up. The hane, gave him a meal and a there was only one dog there it now. Behave well by it. But sergeant tried to persuade him lecture and afterwards they a spanier which had been found the real owner turns. sat together in the back garden by, the roadside with a cut paw. you'will have to give it be to let. Joe, keep the dog; It. won.

The spaniel was the making of Joe. It had the same effect on him as sunshine on a cloudy

of the sei_sant's house.

It so happens that the back garden at our village police

If bounced over to Joe the moment it raw him. It was a case of pals at first sight.

FAIRBANKS SIFTS THE JUNK

New York. OUGLAS FAIRBANKS

films for a hobby, Thoy. were not worth anything after a few years. After he died, in 1939, they were forgotten.

De collected his own

-AMERICA COLUMN

from

trous for the Churchill Govern, ment and "give, the game to

Nye,

not any lonely,

And then we had the old miarable, rebellious Joe with us again. He did not ary, when he realised he had lost his dog for good. But you could see his mall mind work- ing: "So that's what life like"

AND THEN FOUR NICHTS

We have had gjeta ?

U;miserable: time with Joe since then. It TICKETS, 6.000 of them, for has been hard to look at him NEWELL ROGERS

President Elsenhower's in- without pity. - Woroffered :"him" auguration ball on January 20 another dog but he would, fot will; cost £45. cuch.

tools at the animal. INMATES of Connecticut There are ten applicants for. It has been a black autumn, Sinto prison farm invite the every ticket. Price of a box for and winter. For Joe $1 koked Recently Douglas Fair public to buy tickets for a com- cight to watch the revels like being a grimm Christmas banks jun, has been search. piele performance, la the prison

£107

And then the polica engkant ing everywhere for theseveral inmates

of Verdi's opera, "La Forza del FURNISHED fats for the ale bike and went 203

hed another Iden He; got on Deating!

had Coronation are being advertised local breeder af spaniels,

have

London

He has now found them in a operatie experience. The cast in the "public notices" column The breeder of spaniels, got plie of junk in a small shed on has learned its parts from of a New York nowspaper by into his car and went on Rancho Santa Fe, once, owned records. by his father, WThey are - now!

estate agents. They journey to the address the valued at about 200,000:

MR BEVAN is counting on ise "reasonable" rates sergoaut had given him taking TV stations are paying high future mistakes by President

a spaniol bitch with himi AMERICA'S most famous prices for old aims totale Eisenhower to beat Mr. Attlee mais ballet star, Andre Egley-kenfels not far from my

And for nights ago in cast.

Sochi CUE 0 Strebl writer Joseph Aloop so with

anki put him into 10 Dowding sky, started training to dance house there, took place an event?

Maria Novelska that was unusually blocantis QUICK ROAD to Hollywood ports from London,

Moscow, 24 years ballerina

stardom

appears to be obsed fffAlsop's columb, prints for Elaine Mahnken.

over 200 newspapers, says the On November 18, she married mistaked might be economie selor Mickey Rooney. Now she withdrawal of military: ald and is appearing with him in "A co-operation in order to balanco alight Case of Tarceny

his budget; Or-k wrong step in In the picture the tume down the Fate Fat dato with Mickey for a diskica OZÁROD (WECES:

He has. Just sought his son,

Andre biged 10 to the now give him alopantel white-haired Mrs Nevelska to strong he mu begin his training video

the the hot very impressed he loves, MEN with him nor ho with her. Sud

to go out-with-Eddie Bracken, any such move inlght be dirasai jot, pilot,” stat

Vals, Christen