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MAKE-UP HINTS

By

MAX FACTOR

Make-Up Insurance

One of the most important things

to remember about make-up in that it should not anly be planned correctly but insured against catastrophe.

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Foundation hides "off colour" apots in the skin, blemishes, freckles, and circles under the

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eves while it gives subile tones Added Loveliness. to serve as your make-up back- ground-truly, it may be used to cover a muliltude of sins!

Upon the foundation depends not only the protection of your skin but the perfection of your make up. Apply the foundation in tiny dlats to forehead, checks and ching blending away from the face and down below the neck line, using a one way stroke.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

UNIFORMITY IN UNIFORMS

CITY OF LONDON POLICE CHANGES

PROTEST FROM MANY SOURCES

Some concern in being expressed in the City of London at the sug- gestion that the City Police may lose their distinctive dress because of the recommendations of the Committee on Police Clothing, This committee was appointed as the result of discussion at the meeting of the Central Conference of Chief Constables held In December, 1932, and the report of its deliberations, which is address- ed to the Home Secretary, was summarized in The Times of July

20.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1934.

NEW JABOT

Fan-Shaped Style In Spotted Taffeta

ON A SATIN DRESS

A fan-shape jabot in spotted blue and white taffelo gives a smart finish to a simple after- noon gown of supple blue satin.

FASHION NOTES

NEW ISSUE OF STAMPS

A FURTHER SELECTION OF BOOKS FOR THE MUSIC LOVER.

PHOTOGRAVURE THE STORY OF THE FLUTE,

Fitzgibbon..

(Being a History of the Flute and everything connected with it).

HOW TO PLAY CHOPIN, CHOPIN'S GREATER WORKS,

Klęczynski..

PROCESS ·

RICHER COLOURING

Sir Kingsley Wood, the Port- master General, has made An important announcement on the

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new

stamps.

In an official statement, issaod

(Preludes. Ballads. Nocturnes, Polonaisca, ^. Mazurkas

CHOPIN: AS REVEALED BY EXTRACTS FROM

HIS DIARY.

LIFE OF CHOPIN.

at the General Post Office, London, he pointed out that for the first CHOPIN: A CRITICAL & APPRECIATIVE ESSAY. time in Post Office history postage | MAKERS OF MUSIC. stamps are to be printed by the

(Biographical Sketches of Great Composers photogravure, process. "In the with Chronological Summaries of Their

Works).

forthcoming issue of stamps, up to one shilling in value." he said, SYMPHONY WRITERS SINCE BEETHOVEN. "the photographic method of pro- SKETCHES OF GREAT PIANISTS AND GREAT VIOLINISTS. duction has been adopted by Harri-

Tarnowski.

Franz Liszt. Davison.

Sharp.

Weingartner:

Ferris.

Clarke.

(including performers on the Violincello and Double Bass).

Green.

son & Sons (Ltd.) from cylinders | BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF FIDDLERS.

bearing otched productions of photographic originals. The pre- Ceas permits of light and shade being introduced, and produces,. I SOME ASPECTS OF CHINESE MUSIC. think it will be agreed, a moro artistic effect than surface print-

inx.

It is always diflcult for the City of London to believe that its own peculiar rights, privileges, and customs can be assailed, but in thin case Sir Hugh Turnbull, the Com- missioner of the City Police, sat on the committee, and the report is

"In all the new stamps there is unanimous it is reluctantly being SQUARE gold and platinum fin- assumed that the City Police may

xer rings are shown in many a solid background displaying His be involved in the recommended smart Parls jewellers' windows. Majesty's head in rellef and the uniformity of dress, although n

colours are decidedly richer than Some are engraved with mono- those of the present issue. There clause of the report approves certain limited exceptions to the grams, even mounted with are only minor changes in design. itlen of complete uniformity.

stones, but all retain their four In the 1d. and 2d, stamps the smaller head-as hitherto used in

If the recommendations of the report are adopted in the City, the police will lose their distinctive headdress, their brass buttons and gold (or yellow)

lace, and their armlet of red and white, which are the City's colours.

or

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sharp corners and are generally the other denominations is in- USE ELECTRIC CHROMIC NEEDLES WITH YOUR PICK UP about half an inch wide.

from

troduced, and the design of the Iframe is modified.

There are bracelets to match an

"Postage stamps of 2s. 6d., 69., well which look like sections cut

All and 108 denominations are being Aquara tin boxes. jewellery tends to be rather an- produced as hitherto by the recess printing process, and are being

by. supplied Waterlow & Sons The report recommends a helmet Kalur at the moment. Stones are the pattern worn by the Metro-cut aquare, triangular, or perhaps (Ltd.) While there will be

in or again, they may falteration

the politan Police with a star-shaped in hexagon,

general some of the en- helmet plate airmounted by the have waharp ridge down their design, Crown. and hearing 11 small

centres. But few are. smoothly graved lines have been modified. chromium-plated central device of

and some cross hatching has been Introduced.

the Royal Cipher. It is true "the rounded, an in the past. local cont of arms or crest" may be worn instead of the cipher, but it would be so small as to be un-{ recognizable, and would presum- Jably be of chromium-plated metal.

The pattern of patrol jacket recommended is wood, but chromium-plated buttons are to be worn, and this detail applies also' to tunics. The sergeant's stripes are to be of silver Ince. The pattern of greatcoat recommended is an improvement in detail on that

KING-EMPEROR'S DELHI STATUE

GIFT OF INDIAN PRINCES

It is hoped that the statue of the

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"These alterations are designed to strengthen and enrich the colours and impart a better appear- ance to the stamps. Stamps of this new issue will be on sale in | October.

"Criticism is occasionally made that our stamps remain unaltered, but it is certainly a valued tradi- tion of Great Britain that our

bear stamps should always

the effigy of the ruling Sovereign. at present worn by the City force, King-Emperor which is to be "People sometimes ask for larger but sergeants are to wear black erected in New Delhi, at the junc- stamps, but there is a practical braid stripes on white cloth in tion of King's Way and the and substantial difficulty fo in- place of the yellow braid that now Hardinge Avenue, facing the New would necessitate a complete alter- eronsing the size. Any variation distinguishes them.

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THE STRIPED ARMLET.

City, will be unveiled during the ation of stamp machines up and cold weather of 1935-36. The down the country. In London total height of the pedestal and alone there are approximately 2,000

It was stated by an authority:- "It is not easy to visualize our City statue will be 63ft, Jin. from the of these machines. inspectors attired like Army Staff ground level; the actual height of officers and wearing Sam Browne the figure of the King being 18ft. belts. It is true they would in. The King will be shown as appear like any other police-in-standing in his Coronation robes, pector in the kingdom, but that is

not exactly what is desired. The as worn at the Delhi Durbar on report recommends that armlets be December, 12, 1911. scrapped, and consequently we lose

"BEST IN THE WORLD."

tho "Great Britain was

first country to issue an adhesive postage stump, and I think it can be fairly claimed that our stamps are among the best printed in the world. Philatelists at any rate agree that it is no function of the Post Office of stamp to make revenue out collectors by creating unnecessary jeguce,

11

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Christian name for a cutter or a coloured man?

6 You're more likely to be killed

by a dead one.

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Antithesis of a low-down sort of fellow

Head of the family-head almost entirely, anyhow.

12 Try, but not for South Africa., 13 Possibly drudgery. 14 Hot though cold.

17 No leg theory, bat a cricket feature that appears largely irritating.

The plinth of the pedestal will our City colours. It is not u good! recommendation, for it takea away lie in red stone and the remainder time-honoured symbol of British in white stone. in harmony with law and order. The striped arm-the All-India War Memorial, some let is known throughout the world 450ft. away, and through the arch as the emblem of the British "Bobby". It is worn by the police of which this imposing atatue wlast year over 6,883,674,000 stamps 4 You can take its head there,

all over the Empire, and it would be seen. be a great mistake to abolish ft.

"The Post Office sells about 20,- 000,000 atamps every day, and

20 It yawns—anyhow always hna ki

the middle.

23 A great archbishop. 23 African town.

drink at its heart, and dance in the whole.

Decidedly gruesome, and

Fronch origin.

of

37 The stone-mason can never do 38 "Ditto, brother-

this to your steps. 39 Refuse.

wore purchased by the public, an increase of about 108,000,000 over The statue is to be erected to the number sold during the pre-26 "There are in the report sugges-mark the loyalty and attachment vious twelve months." tions that the Home Secretary may of the Ruling Princes and Chiefs

27 Katharine, perhaps. approve special exceptions to the of India to the person and Throne to the present three processes had 31 This girl is like stone.

Sir Kingsley pointed out that up 28 Told by the plous. general rules but as these are of the King-Emperor. The scheme been used for producing adhesive 34 Altered recipes, to be exact tacked away at the end of the paragraphs relating to helmets and was originated by the Maharajah postage stamps in this country 30 This is nothing after 83 Down. armlets they do not go very far; of Kapurthala and will be carried (1) Recess printing (to, printing 30 Result of a spin. they do not even refer to helmet-out with contributions from the from plates produced from line engraved dies); (2) embossing; plates. The gist of the report is Ruling Princes. Mr. C. S. Jagger, and (3) surface printing.. 10 secure uniformity so that police A.R.A., is the sculptor. He is now of one city, borough, or county

The Deputy Director-General of going to the help of another force working on the necessary half and

the Post Office, Mr. T. R.'Gardiner, in time of disturbance may not full size models, which will be sent explained at a Press Inspection of be aingled out for attack or re-sut to New Delhi, where the actual the new issue that it had taken tribution. The argument cuts carving in stone will be done by between six and nine months to both ways, for it is just as likely Indian craftsmen. The pedestal make a final decision on the many

the presence of policemen

new fasue. points regarding the from a great city or a well-known and surround have been designed The new method will be slightly force would have a deterrent effect by Sir Edwin Lutyens in collabora-more expensive than the old, but and suve disorder."

tion with the sculptor.

is regarded as superior.

that

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2 Suggests that the tailor could

speak after decapitation,

3 Plumbers do, when leaks are reported in their own houses.

4 Máy give you a cold and a black

one may cure it.

Not in favour

initial profit.

but shows an

To noul In, In a sense, exorbitant.

CROSSWORDS

7 Breaking stone Into fragments. 8 In all respects.

10 Her anxieties are little ones.

16 You are annoyed if you take it. 16 English king,

18 A product of 23 Across. 19 Oh, definitely!

20 Goddess-suggesting -a-whole

suggestion of them..

21 The tail of this bird gives no

Indication of its note,

25 Menaces from the rats.

26 To die calm this kind of man

would have to change.

28 May come from Rame and is a

contradiction in terms.

29 You'll find a make before morn

ing in this part of the world.

30 Good fellow-game, tool

31 You have to get your mind off the cockroach, before chewing It. 32 A great river.

33 Maiden name.

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