1936-01-25 — Page 2

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MAKE-UP HINTS

By

MAX FACTOR

Absence makes the heart grow

fonder.....

An absence of eyebrows certainly contradicls this old adage. For a wuman to pluck off her brows com-. pletely and then draw a thin grotes- quely-arched eyebrow with a pencil not only makes her appear ridiculous ---but destroys her entire facial ex- pression.

The best procedure is to tailor the brows with the proper shade of Eye-" brow Pencil-but, to distort them into freak shapes thousand times ngt

Boware you blondes and redheads with Hight oyebrows-black Eyebrow; Pencil is able to give you that un- desirable hard look. You'll be better off if you choose the nlce shade of the brown and leave the black to

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All members of the Hongkong By special request a repeat formance of "Requiem" (Brahms) Singers who took part on November will be given by the Hongkong 11 are asked to attend the Cathedral Singers at St. John's Cathedral at at 8.45 pan, on Sunday next, January 29. 20. There will be further rehearsals 0 p.m. on Wednesday, January His Excellency The Governor has on Monday and Tuesday evenings at signified his intention of, being pre-8.45 p.m.

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SATURDAY, JANUARY HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

25,

1936.

Artist Dies Near Cottage

Where He Spent

"Idyllic"

Year

John Reynolds had a year of "idyllic happiness" with the bride whom he had married secretly, in a coltage near Frensham, Surrey.

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Then came a divorce, a lapse of time, and a "supremely happy engagement" to another girl, with talk of marriage in March.

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Yet on Christmas Day John' Reynolds left the girl to whom he so happily engaged-Miss Joyce Konstam, sistor of Mra to a "Bunny" Austin-motored copse near the cottage at Frens- ham, and there took his life.

He was found dead on the morn Ing of Boxing Day. His head was near the exhaust pipe of the car. Carbon monoxide poisoning was the cause of death,

The inquest was held at Bordon, Hants, on January 3. No mention was made at it that John Reynolds had ever been married. That was not revealed until later.

An intimate friend has now told me the full story. Io sald: "John was married when he was twenty-two, just as success had come to him.

"His wife was a widow' five years older than he was-Mrs. Elizabeth Patrícia Anderson, of Park-street, W., daughter of Mr. Walter Harold Baring, banker.

"Deserted London"

"They were neighbours in May- fair, that is how they met. Mrs. Anderson was, I believe, a wealthy woman, and they were very much in love.

"They were married secretly at Princes-row register oflice, West- minster. It was some time before John told his family that they were married.

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"They deserted London-lived in little cuttage near Frensham. "Early in 1933 there divorce in the Scottish courts.

"Mrs. Reynolds went abroad.

She has not come back to England since. John never saw her since the day they parted.

He told me that when he be came engaged to Mias Konstam Inst October he let her know the whole story of his marriage.

"John.burned his life out. He'

He had been lived too fast. everywhere, tried everything.

"Sapped Strength" "He was brilliant both as painter work and cartoonist. But hig sapped away his strength."

At the inquest, Dr. E. T. Wilgan, of Park Crescent-mews, London, said he had known Mr. Reynolds for three years, and added:-

"His was a temperament which might be very easily overwhelmed by things that would not worry other people. I know about his temperamental difleulty, and had suggested that he should talk it over with an official psychologist, which he did."

Miss Konstam said Mr. Reynolds was staying at her home in Hamp stead for Christmas.

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Apparatus shown above has been constructed in Germany for bus and tram-conductors who will now be able

CHINESE PREACHES

IN A KENT CHURCH

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Folkestone, Jan. 12. CHINESE, the Rev.

Addison Hau, preached

the morning sermon at

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Christ Church, Folkestone, to-day.

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He has been temporarily ap- pointed to the church with the approval of the Archbishop of Canterbury, so that he may study life in an English purish before returning to China,

A large congregation greeted the young Chinese privat.

He told them: 'Although I am a stranger from a country far away, you recelve me as a friend. Chris- tinnity is not only a national religion. It is international and universal,

Saved Home Of Man Who Dismissed Him

Fire Commissioner Pointer, of Richmond (Missouri), refused to leave when dismissed from his post.

The mayor ruled that, he must leave nad appointed Charles Wilkerson in his place.

On the very next day the mayor's caught fire. Ex-Com- house te print tickets themselves as they missioner Pointer, first on the are sold.

scene, extinguished the blaze.

Both Were Lonely-

Both Found Dead

Bath, Jan. 10.

A WEALTHY Bath spinster who received no visitors, and a Combe Down sub-postmaster who, according to neighbours, had never been the same man since the death of his wife, were found dead yesterday, the woman in her gas-filled bedroom; the man in a Jake..

Both, apparently, knew the loneliness of old age. They were, 10wever, quite unknown to each other.

Miss Evelyn Paske, aged sixty- five, lived in a large comfortable

Luxury Hotel for house in Oldfield-road, Bath.

Dogs

Ferndown, Dorset, Jan. 18. An hotel for dogs, on a secluded five-acre site here, is--being-run. by a young Yorkshire man and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Elmer,

The hotel is electrically it and heated, and the dogs, from pert Pekes to Grent Danes, live a life of luxury while their owners spending the winter abroad.

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She received thirty-six Christ- max cards from places as far apart as Indla, Germany and London, but she kept her Christmas alone,

Iler only relative is believed to be a nephew with whom the police are trying to communicate.

Sub-postmaster Ernost George of Simmonds, aged sixty-five, Combe Down, went to Prior Park Some of the animals are pro-College on Boxing Day to deliver! vided with special menus, and a telegram and was not seen again each dog's dish is washed and alive. Yesterday afternoon his sterilized after every meal.

body was found in Prior Fark lake. Many are the pets of famous His accounts were found to be in

order.

They went out in Christmas Day, and after they had people. gone a little way he asked her to stop, saying he felt as though his brain had stopped working. He did not get out of the car, and she went to her sister's home to telephone.

She was away eight or ten minutes, and when she got back he had gone, and she did not see him again,

Her engagement to Mr. Reynolds was one of supreme happiness, and! they were both looking forward Im- mensely to marriage.

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The verdict was "Suleide while of unsound mind."

SAVING LIVES

A law which provides that of driving motorists convicted while intoxicated shall never again hold licences became effective on January 1 at Idabel (Oklahoma).

SALESMAN SAM

-Carnera For Front-

New York, Jan. 15.

Primo Carnera, the giant Italian boxer, has been ordered to the front.

A cablegram from the boxer to his manager, Louis Soresi, says that he must spend 60 days in Ethiopia in a special mountain artillery unit,

Soresj has now been forced to shelve several fight offers for Primo, who returned to Italy to spend Christmas with his parents.". Carnera is expected to return to the United States in the spring when he hopes to get a return bout with Joe Louis. Reuter.

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