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CLOSING DATE OF PHOTO COMPETITION ANNOUNCED

The China Mail photo competition will close in three weeks' time. Entries should be clearly marked for the section in which they are being entered and full captions should be provided explaining what the picture is about, hendings are not wanted.

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The competition is in two sections HOWя and "human or almal interest".

/ "THE" CHINA MAIL,- SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1957.

fateresting. News Stories. From All Parts OT The World

"Picasso... He's Horrible. Matisse Is Worse”

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AN OLD MASTER' ᎪᎢ PRODIGY |[Zoo's Baby Sea-lion Almost....... Drowns

PAINTS

FAMOUS

Prizes are first: $150 and second $100 in each section. PICTURE

READ THE RULES

London. ITOWARD CLANFORD, Readors intending to enter the competition are ad H aged 11, visits the Na-

vised to read the rules carefully, particularly with regard to the size of entries and to the writing of captions,

Renders are also reminded that current pictures are not the only ones eligible. Photographs taken in previous yeurs will qualify as long as they are the entrants' own work

All entries should be either posted or delivered to the Editor, the China Mail, 1-3 Wyndham Street, Hongkong. All entries should be in envelopes with a cardboard back- ing to avoid damage.

Rules

And Regulations

1. Entry is free.

2. One entrant may submit two photographs

in each section.

3. All entries must be accompanied by the printed slip below, duly completed and signed.

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4. All entries must be preferably on glossy- finish paper and measure 6 x 8 or larger.

5. All entries must carry a caption adequate-

ly describing the photograph.

6. Retouched photographs will not be

accepted.

7. Photographs should be topical but good news photographs taken in previous years are acceptable.

8. The China Mail cannot accept entries from any members of the staff or their families of the South China Morning Post Ltd.

9. Photographs known

to have been published in any newspaper, magazine or periodical in this Colony or in any part of the world will not be accepted. 10. All entries submitted become the property of the China Mail and the China Mail reserves the right to exhibit and publish some or all of the entries at a later date. 11. All photographs must have been taken in

Hongkong by the entrant,

12. The editor reserves the right to refuse any entry if it is considered in any way offensive, or if it is otherwise unsuitable. 13. The China Mall reserves the right to determine the size of eseh published picture.

14. No responsibility can be accepted for any dellciencies claimed either in processing or printing but every effort will be made to reproduce photographs to the best of this newspaper's ability.

15. The judges' decision is final and no com- plaints or appeals will be entertained.

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AT ALL LEADING

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FILMO DEPOT

tional Gallery in Londen overy week to work on a copy of a famous old pic | ture.

It is the first time that pormission has been given for a boy to paint at the

gallery.

in

Howard, who will be 12 October, was found last week standing by his easel in Room Six in front of a eft, by aft Sin, canvas the famous Cavalry Battle, painted by Wouwermans in the 17th century.

A Kroun of admirers watched as he worked. Howard, in shorts and white shirt, wiped his brow. "It will be another two to three years before I've finished it," he said,

have

'NO TRAINING'

Professional artists who scen Howard's work consider it brilliant for a child.

His great sunt. Mis. Violel [Sparrow, who lakes Howard to the Gallery every week, said: He has had no training. Ho started when he was three yents oid,

“He doesn't eat sweets. He spends hearty at his time when he isn't actually at school, on drawing."

TT was no hot at London Zoo for the ten-day-old baby sea-lion. Bo when mother and father

left him for a few seconds to have a swim ha eyed the cool water longingly and edged closer and closer, ... Tiên his filpper ellpped on the wet rock and-plop, he sank ilko a stone. For baby aca-lions can't swim and don't usually go into the water until they are five weeks old, Beconds ticked by and there was no sign of the baby, Keeper Jack Sheloy was about to vault over the railings when a sleek black head broke the surface gripping the baby by the scruff of the neck. But he fell in again before his mother managed to drag him aloer. Which accounts for mother's watchful eye and father's lifeguard patrol as baby relaxes after

the rescue.

BOY SOLDIERS RAID

Howard, who lives in Cedar TOP SECRET BASE

|Road, Clapham, has been work- ing on Cavalry Baile for six months.

"My endmistress allows me off school on Friday afternoons I can come to the Gallery,"

The cald.

PICASSOP. NO

What artists does he like? "Not Picasso," said Howard, He's horrible. Matisse is worse,

& BEAT SECURITY

London.

A group of boy soldiers aged 15 and 16 stood one Sunday morning outside the perimeter fence

THE MIRACLE OF MRS MCARDLE'S EYES...

London.

TRS MARY MCARDLE

Bir Alfred Munnings is my of Britain's most hush-hush aicraft establishment. Mstood on tiptoe, peered

favourite. I'm longing to meet him

"Sometimes I go to the Royal Academy just on the offchance of seeing him,

"I did see him ones. But 1 hadn't the courage to go and talk to him."

Howard's ambition is to bc- come President of the Royal Academy-"or at any rate hove'

a picture hung there."

Not So Mad After All

London.

An Ipswich mental patient who won £30,708 on a football pool has decided against ventur ing to the outalde world with his new fortune.

Albert Steele, 50, has been al voluntary patient at St Clements Hospital for 28 years and could Ifave at any Üme, But hc decided to slay in the Institution, declaring:

On the fence-top was barbed wire. Warned: "Guard dogs on patrol."

PAID TAX ON STOLEN

MONEY

Esbjerr. Denmark.

A man accused of steal- Ing $500 from his bees waa found out because to listed the sum

hla income return-and pald tax on B. Thio Judge, looking s le stariled, handed himi suspended six months sentener.

The man's name was not revealed because of the probation sentence-Uni- fed Press.

A notice

"I dare you to get in," said one hoy.

Four of the others stiffened to the challenge.

had

At a point where the fence already been tamperel with they went under the wire and found themselves inside Farnborough airfeld-homo of Establish-

· the Royal Aircraft ment.

YELLOW PAINT

They took with them a pot, of yellow paint, intending to” daub signa on parked aircraft to leave proof of their visit.

One of them had a

beiter idea. They took as proot a compass from a crushed Comet fuselage.

But when they

returned to

into a mirror and saw her own face for the first time in 16 years. She is 70.

"Don't I look a funny old woman," she said, Thon her wide brown eyes, blind for so long, gave twinkle. "I am really a smasher, aren't I?"

THREE-DAY COMA

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Mrs McArdle's sight vanished during the 1941 blitz In her darkened kitchen at Farring- don Road a rat jumped at her The shock sent her into three-day coma and when she woke she could not seo, Last

week sko ant in the living` room of her little housu at Lemsford Court, Borcham Hortfordshire-the

Wood

house she had never Reen before:

their camp at Aldershot the "I think it was a miracle, The other boy soldiers

would not hellove dicy, had been inside.

the second time in 12 hours, they returned and

security

So, for

eria world outside I would THE HUMAN breath his me they

And scroungers,_bangers-on and false friends, Here I know my friends are true."--Ualled Press,

THE CHINA MAIL PHOTO

COMPETITION

ENTRY FORM

Name and initials

Private address

Caption

!

Section

Entrant's declaration: This photograph (these photographs) is (are) my own work and. was (were) taken in Hongkong in (year) (month),

SIGNED.

This entry form should be, either pasted in the top left- hand: corner on the back of every photograph submitted or ditached with a paper clip.

PARKING METERS

Look A

wholo_instrument panel

from another Comet,

They saw no sign of guard dogs or patrols,

rulity at

Lord answered my prayers ut last," she mid.

Last week she went to hospital, unable to walk or evcu stand, She thought she was going to

die

SAT PRAYING

at the Edgware General

Mrs Hospital McArdle, a Roman Catholic,

Last week the boys pleaded In her bed

Aldershot Juvenile Court to stealing equipment worth £1.148.

they said in a statement to the

DISCHARGED

Paris. Parisian motorists, "We did it for a prank," living in a

mixed-up! police. world of few "no parking" signs and hair-;

It was stated that they had raising traffic jams, already boen punished found out they will soon their Army commander, conditionally become human parking charged.

meters.

Tho Prefecture

D

Police

announced that drivers wishing to park in the central area of the city next October will have to paste a aticker on their windshields telling the police what time they parked

their COT.

Tho

they were

by

and dis-

Last night the Ministry of Supply ruhused to admit that the faces of the Royal Aircraft chiots Establishment security

were rod,

A spokesman said: This penetration took place in na area which contained no in- formation of security importance whatsoever,

"Hnd they

gone farther the cards boys would have entered the

fully patrolled area."

I understand,

however, that the penetration of the defence perimeter has been looked into at Famborough....and time anybody trien it might not be so easy,

THE CARDS

parking control will be distributed at every police station, Motorists who make a habit of driving into the traffic-clogged center of the City will have to carry one with them at all times,

When they park their

car, they will turn a knob

on the card which indicates the timo they arrive. Another "window" in the card shows when their time to up

The lim in most parts of the City's fater will be ond hour,

F

next

A

sat praying. "I bowed my head and lifted it again and there on the window-sill at the foot of the bed I could see a bird," she fald. "He was singing and ho would not go away. "For a moment f thought I had

died and gone to

Heaven,

Then I screamed. The sister came running and I shouted 'I can see, Ï can sẽct Doctors oxamined her and tested her oyos. She could Eco and all her aches and pains seemed to have vanished as ewiftly as her blindnere, The doctors sont her home,

HUSBAND WAITING ·

There her 70-year-old husbandy

Peter, was wailing for her. Mrs McArdle looked at him. Ho has helped her to cook and clean, and dome all her shop- ping for 10 yours, “He has not changed very much

blew him," he said,

· have,

Ho united and told her: "You

you look 90 Year youngos" "than- you did Iost WORK

Unlucky Father slowly Mrs McArdle began to

Kalamazoo, Mich. Kenneth Litlane, 10, was back in gaol as a parolo violator. Police had been looking for him. for three months but fallod to

Roger Genebrier, Prefect of Pollee, announced that his men would be tough on anyone find him until his name cropped

plan her future.

“I want to go to the popsida and. *I want to wo my grand- chlidren, † have four of them - from balas to. Löwand I've

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