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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1957.

Interesting News Staries Prom ATE Parts Of

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LOVE: GIRLS GIVEN TOO MUCH ADVICE

Glascow.

Sopinions about

many ideas, hints,

courtship and love pour out that girls are often left breathless, uncertain --and even dazed, Dr John, Highot, lec- turer in sociology in Glasgow Univer elty, sald so last week. He was talk- Ing at Glasgow to the Association of Woman Advisers and Senior Woman Assistants. Many girls found

questions like these perplexing, he said. HÓW, for am 1 ex- pected to go in granting the de-

Says Sociologist

mands of my boy friends?

TODAY'S clrcum. stances discourage early marriage, yet I am told, by people who scem to know, that that is the best thing I could do. IF it is true that the experts are agreed thai sex experience before 、 marriage helps later adjust- ment in

married

are WO

life, why young people con demned if we dntict-/ pate marriage?

Dr Highet sald that against this back-

This Is Why B.A.

TWINKLETOES Janet 'goos back to school

Gets No.1 -Job-

London.

[OST of the big

MOST

industrial

-em-

ployers nowadays are university graduate conscious.

They favour the B.A. against the product of the technical college.

More thon half the 134 managements questioned for a Political and Economic Planning Survey published this month preferred the university man, They said:

Studenta are "spoon-fed" at technical colleges; ot universities they meet people

and are trained to think;

2

The technical college man

wins for the first year or

so, but the graduate ultimately

has the advantage.

NO HIGHBROWS

But seems flint, no ligh-

brows are wanted.

Then what ure the

the industrialis's seck?

First and

qualities

foremost ure:

humour, ability to mix well,

wide interests, tact, poise, non- of-the-worldliness.

of

ground should be viewed the fact that, two out every three" first bables to brides aged 16 to 19 are conceived out of wedlock.

He said: "Perhaps in

a few cases at least

It would have been of direct practical help to a woman

to

young know

that the experts are not at one on this issue of pre-marital relations,

"It may help a girl to know that most of

Junet Haley does her homework---by footwork

POLIO GIRL WRITES

THE

HARD WAY

London.

LITTLE girl whose intelligence twinkles in

her toes walked into class with a happy smile

Less frequently mentioned to start a writing lesson. Twelve-year-old Janet

are: leadership, responsibility. Haley was a schoolgirl again.

honesty, amblilön, drive,

A long way

behind come common sense, logical thought, powers of expression,

The summing-up: The para- mount destro is to And recruits who would "#1 In," get along with the shop floor and gene- rally be tactful.

GOOD MIXERS,

short,

Teeth Wore Out Through EATING

Birmingham. Lord Mayor John Grogan complained he had at- tended 50 mony civic banquets he had worn out his fuiso teeth.

He said that although he is only midway through his term of office, the hos altended 250

civic duners and lunches, numerous banquets

civic

during

Chain Reaction

Melun. Sparks from a passing tractor Not

window curtain aftra near here:

The curtain fol} on a bod setting it afire.

Sparks from the bad got Into chest full of non setting it afire.

The chest set the floor on fire,

Someone threw the chast out the window and Just then the floor collapsed.

Fireman sald "damage was minor"United Press.

Nude Helper

Oklahoma City.

Off came her right shoe and sock,

A quick wiggle of her foot, and she was writing with the pen held in her toes,

Janet, who was stricken. with pollo when she was five, fiad won a place at Doncaster Girl's High School, In spite of being unable to use her arms.

She had been at school only three weeks when she went to hospital. When she came out after two years she taught her- self to write with her foot, to paint and embroider, even to use a sewing machine.

using

- Janet does her work two stools-one to support her leg as she writes.

Determination

thone who recom mend 'unforced' early marriage are. medical men (hink- ing chiefly of the ensier ́childbirth aspect but forgetting that there is 150 much more to the question.

"It is pot simply the sexless old fuddy» duddles' but much more often young experts, knowing well what goes on and how it feels to be fully alive, who counsel greater efforts towards chastity and high standards of sexual morality."

Boy Turned Off Bus Was TOO

Michael

Polite

London.

Haigh, 11, has boon tought not, to answer back to a grown- which was why ho como to be turned off a bus ten miles from his home.

up,

When the conductress Baid the return ticket he had bought that morning was "no good" be Just smiled politely, then tramped along country ronds to Bilzabell Avenue, in South Hindley, near Hemsworth,

A CONDUCTOR

"I thought she would be sure

Michael to know best,"

mid last week.

His parents, transport driver Mr Peter Haigh, and his mother Mrs Amy Haigh, who have fares other children, have asked Wost | Riding Automobile Company why Michael was put off a bus although he had a return ticket, and why he instruction WAR given to him on how to got homa.

The bus company,, after first check, think Michael must have got on the wrong bus--- they have established that there was a CONDUCTOR the only bus 10 Michael's destination at the time.

But,

the they add,

should have been helped.

17.

boy

BIG BOSOMS

LIKE BIG FEET

London,

Leading American bra designer Lillian Sayer sold here that having bosoma like Sabring Jane Mansfield Was "Alko having too blg foot."

or

"And they show too much," the female outfitter measure-- ment 36 added.

at

*If you have a lot of money, you don't wear it all over you.

How unsubtle can you get."

Miss Sayer recommended that She studied hard at her home

every woman should own in Canterbury Road, Doncaster, A private tutor called

lenste six bras, but when some- turer: times a week. Now she hus

one asked her how many she passed the common entrance owned, confessed; examination.

Said her mother, Mrs Mary Haley, 47 'wile of corpora. tion workinen; "She said she would get back to masool Her determinatiop has got her there. "She took her examinations recale voltateers wearing at home. But har oppery went proper uniforms.

visits to France and Oklahoma City Police dopit Yugoslavia, and faces another mind help in directing traffic so

much, but they would ap

250 dinners and lunches before

his term ends.

y dentist told me he will have to make me another because theśa will never

set

last

me that long at my present rate of outlo”

Grogan didn't say what was

They got help from a

In with the others, so that the

"Me? I don't have any. I'm like the shoemaker who foc barefoot."-United Press.

Boys' Friday

Chicago.

Fridays are special days for examiners wouldn't know there the men-folk at the homo of

Bernard Finkel:

who wasn't wouring anything were special circumstances. She A nude man directed trafle it didn't want favourlum.

a busy intersection for about "For a stort she will nye mimiles before he dartest school only two mornings served at the banquets-United down an alley and disappeared, week and carry on Jessons at

FICSS

United Press,

home with her" tutor."

Finkel and his three

BOCE

go to

were born on a Friday. But Mrs

a

Finkel gods them one better.

She was born on Mother's Day,

United. Prest.

60 Men Of Eton Say Goodbye Mr Chips

London.

FUSH and chips in Eton? Well,

really, old boy...

You can see why the row went on in. The foça) „pontic)' Inst wook..

The High Bircet,, Áob, Fant's

where her play the chip

shop.

The xxl, they said, would inger in their goods, and creep into their fläta,

The very shop, they mud, would

lower the tone of the town and attract undesirable. elamenta.

But there

Was ONE voleu In

Permission for Mr Dennis Beveral morobers argued that White to open the shop wa) | the shap "Wie 'ngrood': in by given by: ike, planning

But Ms van. Om - Mid

kormal), ahould find out, jar | 86 |

A White Mount,

favour abus of; Mrs Audrey ↑ A place wheen people sai van Oss. And she's the with and als them?

of an Eton Colloro kaahbRE,

No wonder 80 ́loont fenders gut | Said shỏi "As a busy housewife, A. dilkkuey teo

Comolle, R. J. CUNgan

prefent.

I would welcome "fuh" ́abl

Whiteaways

ultima

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