1954-08-28 — Page 18

P&O B.I. E&A

COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL. S.N. CO

PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

Outwards

"COBFU" "CANTON"

"CHUBAN”

18th August

Leaves London Due Hongkong

Roth September 17th September 19th October

8th October

"CARTHAGE" 13th October

0th November

10th November

Via Southampton, Port Said, Aden, Bombay, Colombo,

Penang Alugapore

Homewards

Leaves Hongkong Dus London

24th September

"CORFU"

"CANTON" "CHUBAN"

22nd October

"CARTHAGE"

VIA Kingspors,

Outwarde "SINGAPORE"

"SUNAT"

0th November

5th October

2nd November 8th December

19th Navenibes zla December

Penabg, Colomba, Bombay, Aden,

Part Bald & London

FREIGHT SERVICE

Arriving

Zlat bent

August

from Salle For

UM. Kubo, Yukohama UK Char

Yokottama

For

Zatiboang

201

Loading

Blumewarda "SOMALI”

JOUL Augu

"SINGAPORE" 27th Sept.

With überly to call at Delawan

iluile Singapore. tenham. Lotanto, Aden, Fort Baud, Genva, Marseilles. Casablanca, Hasio, Lon- Antwerp, Boiler-

1071,

datn A Hamburg V.K/Condent

before or after Straits Porta and at Bombay it inducement eßers, Tanks available for carriage of Oft in Buik. Space for refrigerated cargo. Limited Passenger accommodaon

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

**BIRDUANA" dur 31st Aug.

from Japan

satin 24 Sept. The Singapore, Penang.

"WARLA"

dite Dih tept. kalis 1012) Sept

"SANTHIA"

due 101 Met

Sals Tith Bepi

Ilango & Calcutta

Item Japa

for Alagapura. Ilangoon,

Calcultu Chittagong &

from Calcutta, Janguun

2 Strait

lus Japon

P. & C./B. I. JOINT SERVICE

"OKHLA"

due 9th Sept, ralls 10th Sept,

"OLINDA"

dur 14th Sept. Balls 15th Sept.

from Japan

for Singapure, Colombo, Karachi, Basrab, Abertan, Khorrainshalı. Kuwait direct. uther 1.

Ports Quli

vio Karachi.

from Persian Gulf for Japan

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD.

"EASTERN" Aue 15th Sept. from Australia

sach tothy Sept, for Japan

"EASTERN"

fails

from Japan

tor Sandakanı,

Rabaul,

Sydney

&

Isribune.

Melbourne

All vessels have liberty só call as any portá án ok of the route & the route & sailing aro subject to change or adiebdibent with or without notice.

For full particulars apply to:- MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

OF HONG KONG LTD. Telephone Nos. 27721-4.

EVERETT LINES

EVERETT ORIENT LINE

Fast regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- China, Siam, Malaya, Pangoon, Calcutta and Chittagong.

"BRADEVERETT”

Arrives Salls

Aug. 31 from Singapore. Aug. 31 for

"NOREVERETT"

Arrives Salls

Købe

Sept. B from Manila.

Yokohama

Penang,

Sept. 1 for Singapore,

Rangoon, Chittagong Calcutta,

(Accepting cargo for transhipment Kobe/Pusan and Kobe/Okinawa)

EVERETT STAR LINE

Fast regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- China, Slam, Malaya, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi and Persian Gulf.

"THAI"

In Port Salla

Loading

Aug. 28 for Singapore, Pori Swelton- ham, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, Barrah, Khorram shahr, Kuwalt & Bahrein,

“STAR ALCYONE”.

Arrives

Sails

Sept. 2 from Singapore. Sept. 2 for Pusan, Kobe

Yokohama.

&

(Abcepting cargo' for transkipment Kabe/Pumn súd : Kobe/OkExKW%}'

ERETT

STEAMSHIP CORPORATION ·

28293.

31206)

→THE" CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, AUGUST (28," 1954′′

the BOYS and GIRLS PAGE

FOR A NEW AND DIFFERENT HOBBY

MAKE COLOURED LEAF PRINTS

By VIOLET M. ROBERTS

IF you are looking for a using the

same method

now and different which you follow for any hobby, then try making leaf photographic print, After prints on photographic the print is properly fixed, paper. And, before you start wash it in about eight thinking that It la too changes of water, leaving it how in the water 10 minutes difficult for you, read easy it is to do.

each time.

Select any leaf you wish. One with a distinctive shape

groun

The next step is to colour the such as the maple or oak is t. Obtain a sheet of dark Japanese watercolour can paper. Place three tablespoons in a dish and add a of water ome-Inch square of this paper.

a good choice, or you obtain a lacey effect by choosing pino.

room

In 11 very dark lighted only by a ruby light, place the leaf on the glass of the printing frame.

Remove the leaf print from Place the wash water, place it face up on a piece of glass, remove the

the sensitised side of the surface water carefully with a photographic paper next to towel, and using a small artist's the leaf, and clamp down brush, cover the whole surface

of the print the back of the frame. Ex- water. While

with the coloured Lb print is wet, pose to a 40-watt lamp at a

pinco it face down on clenn distanco four inches, ferrotype plate and

of

press it for from eight to thoroughly until all water is re-

15

moved from between the print seconds.

and plate. Lay the plate aside and Fix

develop the

to dry. When the print la dry print under the ruby light. It wi fall off without

play HELMA

ANOLD BWEDISH

GAME!

1.On a piece of CARDBOARD draw an 18in. EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE.

2.DRAW

ANOTHER

TRIANGLE

OVER THE

FIRST TO MAKE A STAR BY

DRAWING LINES THROUGH A-A

BB AND C-C.

3. Mark

off second triangle in

2 inch spaces.

MARK OFF IN ZIMS

SPACES.

DRAW DIAGONAL LINES ACROSS

STAR AS IN STEP 4.

it

Glori

4.COLOR OPPOSITE

POINTS THE

YELLOW

SAME COLOR.

RED

BUTTONS

BLUB

5. TO PLAY

RAD YELLOW

EACH PLAYER TRIES TO MOVE ALL HIS BUTTONS TO OPPOSITE POINT BEFORE EITHER OF THE OTHER PLAYERS CAN DO DESWE BUTTONS MAY BE MOVED FORWARD, SIDEWAYS OR JUMPED OVER OPPONENTS...BUT NOT BACKWARD! TAKE TURNS MOVING BUTTONS.

When you give a party

PUT RIDDLES ON

PAPER PLATES

ITZI had

never seen

Maz alphabet piate until

the day her mother took her to an antique shop. High on a shelf were some gold- the trimmed plates with alphabot running clockwise fashion around the rim. Mitzi learned that the children ITI great-great. grandmother's

used day these plates to learn the alphabet as they ate their micals,

Scanning the plates a little closer, Mitzi saw a riddle upon one. "Why would the pastry cook make a good

soldier

When the proprietor saw Mital reading the riddle, ha obliging ly turned the plate around and there, printed in black letters on the back, was the answer the puzzling question: "Because

ito afande fire well."

That

to

BC

HOW TO USE THE OLD ALAPHABET IDEA FOR A MODERN RIDOLE PLATE,

Each one who guessed his riddle

received a lollipop. Those who

"PUT PRINT ON

"GLAGG AND COLOR

固

WHILE CAMP

THE PRINTS CAN BE MOUNTED IN A BOOK TO MAKO A NICE EXHIBIT

Therefore, do not from you. try to take it of before it la ready. When the print is dry, it is finished, and you will have your first coloured teaf print. It is best to make only one print the first time, Олое you ато make experienced you coo several prints of different leaves at one time.

Mount them in 1231 album, writing the name of cach under- noath.

The supplies mentioned are in- expansive, but 11 helps if there is a comera bug in the family who already has the necessary

materials.

The Liberty

Torch

IBERTY

how sweet

LIBERTYrd.

of

inspiring the Statue Liberty that has welcomed fugitives from oppression to America for the past 86 years.

Now the U.S. issuer

a stamp to

of

spread the fame this beacon still more.

The Statuo was a gift

to America

4h0

from

people France

of 10

commemorate the Arst hundred years of US. IndependencE,

The French people contributed US$450,000 for the statue and another the Americano added US$350,000 for the pedestal.

Tho

Frederic architect, Auguste Bartholdi, designed tho os Liberty. figure of a wornan

in height She is 161ft 1inch and holds aloft a torch which is, with her giant hand, 40ft. higher.

This is the welcome given to everyone entering New York Harbour. And the stamp which shows it is perforated 11, recess printed and costs 11d. London~JAÂA.

Teddy Wants To

NE

Write

By MAX TRELL

10 Bear

Hanid,

A Book

day Teddy the Stuffed sald to Knart and the shadow-children with the turned-about names; "I'd like to write a book."

"Very good idea," said Hanid. "I think writing a book is harder than it looks,"

Knarf to Teddy.

Getting Started

said

"That's what I think, too," said Teddy, "But just the same, I'd like to write one. Now how do you start? I mean, how do 1 start."

"Why, you don't start at all, Teddy, said Hanid. "You Just write it. That's what you do," This didn't secan to Teddy to

bo

in

"You came to just the right man,” said är. Punch.

a very satisfactory way to thom. Sit down and I'll tell you

write a book. He walked for

Knart to my something, but as how to write a book." Knarf knew just as little about

writing a book as Teddy did, Then Mr

Knart remained silent.

Teddy sat down at Mr Punch's Lect. So did Knart and Hanid. Punch smiled down at them, ilt his pipe, took a

"Now

thing the important about books is that they all talk"

"I guess, maybe I'll ask Mr fow puffs and began: Punch about how to start writ- Ing a book," Teddy sold.

T

So they all went over to Mr Punch, who was dozing in his Hearing this Knart and Hanid chair by the sunny window, and Teddy all exclaimed in

He had Iop.

a closed book in his single astonished voice: "What

Books talk?”

"Hello, Mr Punch," said Teddy

in a loud voice.

with a start.

certainly do,"

They

said

ию

Mr Punch, That's what's NO

about them his eyes wonderful "Oh!" he said, please don't misunderstand mo

Mr Punch opened

looking around in surprise at

the Stuffod

Boat They don't talk out loud the Teddy

But all most Yolks do. Way

with words. are alled Knart and Hanid, the shadow books

elso do words do "What is it you nil And what want? I'm sure it must

bo but say things? And n't that something important otherwise exactly what talking is-saying

children.

you

wouldn't have

me?"

awakened things?”

Knarf and Hanid and Teddy it's something very important," said Knarf. "Toddy all agreed that this was exactly wants to imow how to write a 50, even though they had never thought of it in that way be- book."

Teddy nodded. "That's right," fore, ho said to Mr. Punch. "How do you begin

An Authority on Books "Well," said Me Punch, who

"So-before you'sit down to write a book, Teddy, you must that you have be quite mure something to talk about."

Toddy was quito euro he had gave Mitzl an Idea. Why couldn't guess had to pass the by this, tune was fully awek; something to laik· about, but couldn't think of an asiawor, the "you came to just the right he wasn't sure at all that he plate was passed on again. The man, Teddy my friend. I know had enough to talk about to fill ona who guessed the most all about books. I've read them, riddles

her

not use riddle-plates for next party? She would not copy the alphabet since all her chuma knew that. But, the rides would be mure to furnish enter tainment.

on

Since everyone uses paper plates at parties, Milzi bought a dozen pretty coloured ono In black ink she printed her riddle

the smooth circle of the plates.

Whet is charity like a topt. And on the back of the plate, the answer: When i begins so

hum.

Which is faster, host

or

Heat, becsund you can always saich a' cold”

What is it that every person. kan : noen but will zerer « 200 nasin? Yesieriky!!!

Wink

wing

larity conicaét| Mls-Fortune,-

When can denker be spoiled

Most of those riddims are old but Mitzi umea thern and severni others she made up KézisaL her, party, the boys and

plate to another, and, it he

and had the largest I've written them, and I've up a book, number of plates before him, kopt them, I've also bought. "And another thing? sald won the grand prize of á box them, borrowed then, lent: Mr Punch, "before you can sit of candy

ther

Land always enjoyed down ; to write, a. book, you have to be sure that you can write,"

Rupert and the Spring Chicken-37

Con; Nutwood

but 1-may-not

Teddy replied that be could write some words: "Not many --just stuno," be mid,

Reading Your Ow Words

Then Mr Punch cald tint ber for Teddy bould sit down tó write a book there was all another thing. “You have to know how to read, so ji tur you can road the words you written to be sure that, the right words"

All in all Teddy

YOUR PUZZLE CORNER

Crossword

1 Rodent

• Pitch

1. Ages

0 Rant

ACROSS

10 Military assistant

11 Individuals

12 Egyptien sun god

13 First woman

15

flight fab.) Street (ab.) 16 Street

18 Born

20 Part of "to be"

#2 Fork prong

24 Number

20 In a line

27 Love to excess 20 Wager

20 Seine

1 Erect

DOWN

2 Operatic solo

Small child Light brown Asseverato Pause

Observe

Fish eggs

14 Contend

10 Pierce with a knife

17. Weary

18 Novel

10 Conclusion

20 Pokker stake

21 Encounter

23 Negative word

25 Electrified particle

Vowel-less

The Puzzleman forgot to

put

vowels in his sentence, so it's up

to you to help him out:

Th ld ht fth wi sadd thrgh th gim from cras th brd ign.

Word marriages

Marry a three-letter word for the first part to a three-letter Word for the second part and you'll have a six-letter word as a result of the marriage.

Body of water--Malé offspring Rodent-Pronoun Pigpen--Pennit

Triangle

This triangle is based on an ORANGE. The second word is an abbreviation for "gonlor"; third "a Greek letter fourth "Ireland"; and fifth "an Insect's bite." Complete the triangle:

ORANGE

Where is it?

There are a few structures around the world which International

havo

famo. Some ឯវង

givo

ald, some are new. We

10 you

all built by of them, human hands. You aro to do each of two things: (1) Locate these structures. (2) Tell what It fa or give some bit of in- formation about 11. Store your- self one point for each part. A perfect score is therefore 20, which would be almost too good to be true.

1. The White House.

2. The Colosseum.

3. The Bok Tower.

4. The Empiro State Build-

Ing.

6. Sing Sing.

5. The Louvre,

7. The Rose Bowl.

8. Independence Hall,

9. The Pyramids.

10. The Parthenon.

Picture word square

Substitute a four-letter word

for each of the pictures and you'll find it reads the down as across when you right.

(Solutions on Page 20)

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fro

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