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HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

GENERAL

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1941. -PAGE 3

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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

U.S. BUSINESS WOMEN STATUESQUE FASHIONS

PLEDGE TO VITALIZE

DEMOCRACY FOR PEACE

Protes-

Attaning the National federation of Business and sional Women's Clubs. o the ulted States, to the demands of the Nation's deepening crisis, delegates to the biennial conven- tion at Los Angeles just before adburnment voted the following FEDERATION OBJECTIVE

"We seek to vitalise the pro- the Lena Lake Forrest Fellowshio reges of democracy that all propte report in which Miss Mary 11. may enjoy the hast satisfactions Alkit predicted that my women Wit How enter new jobs or new responsibilities during the roaming Prat, like those who gained sim!

of life in a world at peace

NEW METHODS

Tu allain their

the declaration,

New diskapinnes

Lies seek new skills that we may

birelive

must arvent larly in prestige alid curning pow- responsibili

er during the last war. will retain their gains for 20 years after

and meth as

I Develop all:ludes H210 practices furied tolera.ne and justice

2

iy

Nation

Parth pute more effective

th economie le ur

3 Asuna mure responsible share in our political t

4 Strengthen and devery machinery for biternational co operation

PRIMARY STEP Efficient and full cooperation of all member clubs was affirmed

EMERGENCY JOBS

Miss Alkin

who received he fellowship to 1939 t her Master s degree thesis a Ohio State Unl versity, declared that professional women will be encouraged by the very universities which have dis- criminated sealust them for the past. If years to enter advanced classes. depleted of mes by the draft.

Numbers of young women," she said. in summarising problems facing women, "will leave school to take 'emergency' jobs and per-

never return 10 coni

Some

jimo tep toward the ob haps will jective For fulfilling the highest plete their work. standards of statewide

who

activities. thought to work or only a year the following Federations were for two and then marry. If this placed upon the "honour roll crisis proves like other war years. Alabama, Iowa. Nebraska. Nevada, will be deprived of husbands they New Jersey. Ohi Oregon, and Texas

Oklahoma, had thought to have For Bone

To these, business satisfactions and

Thuse of the 4,000 delegates who hoine responsibilities will not be altended the final day's sessions in any sense a satisfying sub-

in the Ambassador

Hotel heard stitute “

LINES

HELP BUY BOMBERS

The grey crepe uress above is angled main statuesque lines. embroiseved with pearls do gold and copper

sequins

.1 IN

SOLITAIRE

i CALLS FOR

FOLLOW-UP WAR INCREASES SPARKLING

STUDIES

CHILD CRIME

Provision should be made for a LONDON.-STEPS TO COMBA Fontinuing study of employment | INCREASED CHILD CRIME OW- conditions and opportunities for ING TO WAR CONDITIONS are youth. This can be done AT a recommended in a Home Office

Board carge extent by carrying on regs- and

of Education Joint lar follow-up studies of those who memorandum issued here recent have lef the schools in recenly. During the first four months years Such follow-up studies can of 1940 the number of children usually be

HANDS

The girl with a new soiltaire has

a lot on her hands, especially from

to

see ber

a beauty standpoint. Everybody wants

and that means seeing her

hands.

HER HANDS Her hands in ust

Any

be smooth

white during

carried on by school under the age of 14 convicted offely white;

systems without special personnel. They not only about 62 per cent..

for Indictable offenses greal need

increased

be whli ide- the cuticle must and her

(50 sinooth ›

TWENTY-TWO

TWO

BOMBERS COSTING

MILLION DOLLARS can be built for Britain every year by the United States as a result of the decision or Captain Edward Molyneux, famous throughout Obe world as women's fashions.

an acutior

LEFT PARIS

When the Nazis swooped across! Prance, Captain Molyneux left us!

: Paris salons. which supplied the leading fashion houses of New York, Chirago and Holywood not to mention Canada. He decided

to carry on from Mayfair and econ his 200 work-girls were over whelmed by the requests received by cable for Inoring and after. noon frocks, talkor mades." and evenlug gowns The buyers didari bother about prices from one 1 his repute.

Today there are about 20 Ame rican tashion homses. each order ing 40 moders * year and а mainium number of repeats is 25 for each model Therefore each order represents £20,000 worth of! business. A Canadian house takes 50 models annually. Payments are made by these houses in doi- lars so creating a handsome dollar reserve with which Britain can purchase war material.

TIME ELEMENT

"My spring collection is already on the high seas." Captain Moly- neux told an interviewer. "The Lime element is of great import- ance and if a collection takes t jong, say six weeks, to get there It becomes dated. Therefore ship- ping arrangements are being speeded to assure quick delivery.

Comforts For The Local Garrison

reveal current facts, but also have the first whole year of war the in- als must be perfect nut too. to SPECIAL BOARD TO

a certain

predictive value,

the venupational

since prease was 41 per cent.

pattern for the youth age group does not change rapidly in a normal community

In addition to the school follow

MAIN CAUSES

schools in the early Closing of days of the war, interruption of school routine and discipline up studies, there is a continuing through air raids and the break Geed in many communities for ing up of home life on account of other types of survey designed to evacuation are held to be the produce Information concerning main causes

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NEWSETTES

More than 100 students of the g for a bride, please).

Ching Yuen English Night School There's something about a bride

attended the formal meeting of that suggests a soft rose cather

Command Welfare and the Students' Association Than bright

which red najl polish. Amenities Board has been formed, was held on Sunday. Bepl, 14. Flower petal shades really are with the object of obtaining and Messrs. Kwong Kan and Yung Y1- style, along with more feminize distributing to the Troops radio sheung addressed the gathering. frills and simple outdoor fashions. sets, gramoptrones, records, books, There are shades with paticks papers, pictures. playing cards and rouges to match

and any other articles to improve Under the auspices of the com- Remember that you youth migration inte the colp For the age-group 14 to 17, the

can match the

Oi comfort Brillsh, Indianmittee to assist the returned Chi- munity and other Information moi delinquency figures show a

your diamond and your nails to and Chinese Troops in Barracks, nesc from Indo-China, a rise

Second readily available through the fol- or 22 per cent for the first year get slender, graceful lines. Choose forts. and Camps.

overseas Chinese village has been tow-up process Definite advan of war. The calling-up of fathers

oblong diamond

bost- The Board will administer funds established at Lungchow on the tages can therefore be gained by and youth club leaders,

the high shaped stone

apply your granted trom time to time by the Kwanga border. The returning polish over attaching a specialist in occups wages offered to youthful workers,

the entire length of Home and Indian Governments Chinese will settle in the village tional research to whe central the ease with which looting may the nail to make it appear long and will be most grateful for any and engage in productive work. junior placement office, regardless be carried on and the unsettling The long line of the stone (be it gifts in kind such as old books Or whether that office is adminis conditions of war are held to be diamond or another stone; and the and magazines, records, raftan tered by the school system or the responsible for crime in this class line of the nail seem to make the chairs, etc., for which the owners public employment service.—("The│<1_youth. Occupational Adjustment Youth.">

CHIFF NEEDS Enforcement of a much strictes

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flagers taper.

REMEMBER——————

Mr. Wu Pel-chih, a merchant in have no further use. Such gifts Chushan in northwestern Hupeh, will be gratefully received by the has donated $100,000 to the ha- Garrison Adjutant who will ar-tional war chest and another sum You really shouldn't select school attendance, and provision wide-band gold ring with round-

a range to collect them if so desired of $20,000 to the local district of leisure-time occupation

The Board is composed of the government. and cut or even square diamonds un D.A.A.S., the Senior Chaplain and clal Government has reported the The Hupeh Provis- amusement are considered the two less you are one of those tall, tall the Garrison Adjutant and chief needs of the moment girls with iong hands. Remember have the advice of Indian Army and petitioned the Executive Yuan will case to the National Government AT REGISTRY Local youth comauttees and edu- that a wide hand makes your hand Officers when questions regarding to lesue an order of commenda-

THREE WEDDINGS!

The following marriages took place at the Registry. Supreme Court, yesterday before Mr. Ꭻ . Reynolds, Deputy Registrar:--

Dation authorities

theh strangther.

are urged to seem shorter

organisations.

Mr. Lee Shing-tin, merchant, of on their own initiative should be No' 173 Wing Lok Street, and Miss' given every encouragement,

Tronpstion

•

·

the welfare of Indian If your engagement ring is wide, arise. Such efforts as the recently your wedding ring should be nar- formed youth service groups Inrow and in the same metal.

EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION

Kian is among the first cities in which young people rely largely

It is in no

way intended to Kwangsi where the new ruling of interfere with the activites of the payment of land tax in kind will philanthropic bodies in Hongkong be enforced. The payment will who do so much for the services.begin on September 20. In accord- The object is rather to provide a, ance with instructions of the Land In two huge sheds, built by WPA central authority to secure equit-Tax Administration Bureau, three | on the polo fleld at Jackson Bar-able distribution of the money offices have been established racks, LR, 1,100 Army bakers went grants referred to above and of receive payment,

Luk Soo-mel, of No. 255 Jaffe memorandum points out Road:

Mr. Wong Yuen-chong, Ameri can Jinseng Merchant, of No. 27 Wing Lok Street, and Miss Quan

Pul-iar, of No. 11 Hing Hon Road,

T

·

Arbitration Tribunal

the

On Saturday afternoon, with Mr. The Second meeting of the Em-

9. Whyte-Smith, Registrar of ployment Arbitration Tribunal Marriages offelating, Miss Leb Aah. took place yesterday morning to

ANNOUNCEMENTS

BREAD FOR THE SOLDIERS

to work recently. They were bak- the gifta in kind which are from

izg a special, long-lasting Army time so generously made by local bread, to be stocked up for the people. Army's August-September oeuvres in Louisiana.

man-

EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS

to

Archdeacon Graham White off- clated, in Singapore, recently at the double wedding of Mr. Eustace Misslebrook Oborne and Miss Ma- jorte Bowen. and Mr. Aubrey Med- way-Curtis and Miss Miriam Mis- stebrook Oborne at St. Andrews Cathedral. Both brides arrived from England a few days ago,

The Board would like to take this opportunity of thanking those not,, of No. 82 Queen's Head East, the Urban Counell Chamber, all out 225.000 1. (a day's ration for in kind to the Troops.

At its peak, the bakery will turn who have in the past made gifte was married

to Robert Hunter members being present Alexander, private, Royal Scots, of

The dispute between the Taxicab 400,000 soldiers) every 24 hours. The circular, thick-crusted loaves Murray Barracks.

Companies and their drivers was again the subject under discus- are about a foot in diameter, three sion, and Mr. C. A. S. Russ, on be- main edible for two weeks,

inches thick, are supposed to re- The following forthcoming mar-half of the drivers, produced a de...! riages had been announced at the tailed statement of his clients' de-

A prized Quartermaster Corps Registry:-

Mr. Hu Tawo-ping, well-known recipe gets this mands.

effect by cutting Chinese painter, will hold an ex- Sept. 6. at H. B. M. Consulate, The marriage took place on Mr. Hang Yue-woon, building contractor, of No, 86 Queen's Road instructed by Mr. F. H. Ioseby, recipe (for about 140 lb. of bread):

the loaves a long, slow bake. The Decll from August 20 to 22. East, and Miss Cheung Mo-kit, outlined to the Tribunal the con- 100 lb. No. 144 Gloucester Road;

of flour. 53 to 55 lb. of tigers and other animals will be H. Lewis Turner, only son of the cessions which the employers are willing to grant,

water, 12 oz, of yeast, 2 lb, of

ening.

Tel. 28151.

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THE OPENING EVENT

OF THE SEASON

THE

TIN HAT BALL

PENINSULA HOTEL

Friday, October 3

IN AID OF THE BOMBER FUND

Watch for farther Announcements

McCallum

Perfect

Scots

The Hon. Mr. Leo d'Almada, Jr. down on water and yeast, giving hibition of his works at Hotel Tengchung (Tengyueh), of Elaine McCALLUM'S

M.K. Coutts, eldest daughter of Mr. PERFECTION More than 100 paintings of and Mrs. J. A. Greenfeld, to John SCOTS WHISKY

DIJ.MT CALLUME EDINBURGH

The same dispute will be thin/salt, 3 lb. of sugar, 8 oz, of short, on display. The exhibition is ex late Mr. P. Lewis Turner and Mrs.

Mr. Chang Fon-dong, laundry- man, and Miss Ip Waf-chun, of No. subject 147 Temple Street, ground ftror:

George Henderson, private, Royal Scots, of Kal Tak, and Miss Fan- beth Mortimer, of No. 12 Hart Avenue;

of the Tribunal's next meeting, which will take place on Bept. 19 at 2.30 p.m.

pected to attract a large number Lewis Turner.

of visitors in ylew of Mr. Hu's wide reputation as a tiger-painter in The boiler of the Japanese-owned South China and the South Bous, Ming Hwa Rubber Factory at No. next perhaps only to the late Mr. ber of the Chekiang Provincial

Mr. Yeh Yu-hein, former mem 124, Taftalhar Road in Yaugtsepoo, Chang Shan-tse. Shanghat, exploded on Saturday

Government and Managing-Direc- Scots, Murray Barracks, and Misa afternoon, sinashing all window with leave for Chungking. He is China, who

Following the exhibition, Mr. Hu tor of the Farmers Bank of Mary Young, of No, o Stewart panca and wounding three work planning to visit America in the commended in A

died recently, was {near · future.

mianidäté zausĎA

John McNally. drummer. Royal Road.

then.

by the National Government.

IMITATED

BY MANY

PERFECTION

SCOTS WHISKY

EQUALLED BY

NONE.

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