1936-02-18 — Page 3

Colour-Key To Charm

And Energy

COLOUR is of vital importance in building up

the personality of women. If a woman finds her right colour-key she can magnify her charm and energy a hundredfold.

This opinion was expressed to me last night by the women who probably knows more about colour] than any other in the world, says a correspondent. She is the first and only woman "colour director," Mrs. Natalie M. Kalmus, a warm, vivacious blondo with violet blue eyes. Her husband, Dr, Herbert T. Kalmus, is founder and director of Technicolour, the original colour film company, and she has been

Asociated with his work from its inception.

Gold And Purple

A warm

Her own colour-ker is gold and purple.. She was rich woaring a simple wool frock in magnenta shade, and a scarf in a deeper tone with sun-colour markings.

"I may be exhausted with

work," she said, “but a frock in

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1936.

Flight Ends in Death for 17. in Arkansas

Peace Move By All Churches

BLUE

MOON

BLUE MOON

Sparaly

new shade of my particular Nine-Word

colour-key will freshen to like

a night's sleep."

Mr. Kalmus le here with her husband from Hollywood for a few days to decide on the site of their English plant. It will prob- ably be at Denham and will be ready for "shooting" in June.

They are also settling details of the now picture "The King of the Jews" which they will return to do for Alexander Korda at his Donham studio in March. This will be colour-directed by Mrs. Kalmus,

colour.

Sylvia Sidney's Film She has just finished directing "The Trail of the Lone- some Pine," with Sylvia Sidney.

Language

Of The Hen

A "hen language” of nine "words," all essential to their "social life," was described by Dr. David Katz when he lec- tured to a child audience at the Royal Society of Arts, London, recently. Dr. Katz was for- merly professor of psychology

The flight of a juxury airliner became funeral when the hugo plane crashed in swamp near Goodwin, Ark., carrying the 17 persons aboard to their tenths. In one of the first pictures taken following the disaster, rescue workers are shown removing bodies of the victims from scene of the crash,

Britons Arrested In

Austrian Train

Vienna.

at Rostock University, in Ger- How two young Britons, Mr. Vere Henry Bartram, of Cam

many.

Scientists have found that hene an entirely outdoor film taken in have one "word" for danger, an- the Great Bear Mountains, Cali-other to brow-bost a rival, and u fornia.

third to encourage their family to Mina Sidney's colour-key is low feed. All these, Dr. Katz stated, and subdued. She feels dominated are in addition to their song of by bright colours, but drab tones triumph over a new-laid egg, and give her a sense of power.

the cock's familiar "cock-a-doad An important part of colour-doo" of early morning. directing, said Mra, Kalmus, la to But what chiefly interests him discover the actor's colour-kay. is that chicks, unlike human An affectionate and outgoing per- children, "learn" their language sonality will be enhanced by red, Just as quickly if reared away orange and warm browna, while a from adulte-if anything rather reserved nature will gain distine- quicker. tion from blue, green, grey, and black.

Mrs. Kalmus han colour-direct- ed "scenics" for Technicolour all over the world.

The best she considers were of mountain scenery in Canada, Japan, Switzerland, Italy, and Ireland.

Loss Of 5th Toe

By Human Race

Seen In Future

Washington, Feb. 3. The human race is develop- ing faster than it ever did, in Ales the opinion of Dr. *Hrdlicka, curator of anthropo- logy at the Smithsonian Insti- tution.

Dr. Hrdicka, quoted by the American Magazine, says our descendants will be taller than we are, handsomer, have less hair, fewer teeth, and better

brains. They may even loso, their fifth toes. Most will come through superhuman tests of endurance.

Dr. Hrdlicka has spent 39 of his 66 years studying hun- dreds of thousands of living and dead human beings from the Ice Age up to now. Six months of each year he spends digging skeletons. To-day he wonders If some scientists will dig up his skeleton In ́ 6000 A.D. and call him a pri- mitive man.-United Press.

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Thie, he said, proved that no intelligent effort their part was involved, and the fact that they did slightly better away from adults he explained by suggesting that they might otherwise be "bullied."

he added.

The one exception, was the crewing of a cock. There must be something very special about that noise, for it is learnt

must quickly from a father's

example.

There is no reason for us to feel superior," Dr. Katz stated. "for animals can solve a lot of problems by Instinct which we could not solve, even making use of all our powers of reasoning.” If we adopt a fair attitude to- wards animals we shall always feel modest towards them.”

Ingenious Wasp

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One type of wasp, he added, provided for its young by the diabolically ingenious process of polsoning caterpillare, burying them, alive but immobilised that they should not “go bad,” and then laying itá eggs on them. Yot none of these wasps had over seen ite eggs hatch out, nor could know except by instinct what sort of food was wanted.

Dr. Katz had many stories for the children of how animals, from mice to monkeys, could learn by experience.

Even earthworms, he stated, could be taught to take the right turning. If placed in a T-shaped gissa tubo, and provided with an electric, shock if they went along one branch of the "T" and a dark and delectable, hiding-place along

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bridge, aged twenty, and Mr. Gerald Plunkett, of Dublin, aged eighteen. were seized by the police on the Paris-Vienna express train at Zellam-See, famous Austrian winter resort, and kept in jail for twenty-four hours, was told by Mr. Bar- tram on their arrival in Vienna to-night.

The mea had been arrested, according to the police, becWAAC they it refused to pay twenty-

four Austrian shillings (appro ximately £1) for a broken railway

carriage window.

Mr. Bartram said, "We did not break the window. On Sun-

day night we were travelling

FIRST

WHY POPE DID NOT JOIN

A striking response has been made to the Archbishop of Can- terbury's invitation to Christian Communions in Europe to join in a united and simultaneous appeal to their members on the present world position.

The appeal was mude "in view of the present uneasiness and tension among the nations of Europe of which a general in- crease of armaments Is sign, and In the conviction that treaties, pacts and covenants need a moral and spiritual basis."

They Have Agreed Authoritica of the following Churches agreed to issue letters:

Patriarchate of Constantinople; Church of Greece; Church of Yugo- 9layla; Church of Rumania; Church of Bulgaria; Church of Poland; Metropolitan Eulogios of the Rus- sins Church In Exile; Church of

Church Czecho Slovakia;

of Sweden; Church of Norway; Church of Finland, Church of Latvia; Okl Catholic Church in Holland' and Switzerland.

Foderation of Protéstant Churches of Switzerland.

Protestant Federation of France; Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland; Congregational Union of England and Wales; the Methodist Church; the Presbyterian Church of England.

Presbyterian Church of Ireland; Church of Scotland; Free Church of Scotland; Episcopal Church in Scotland; Church of Walen; Church of Ireland and the Church of Eng- land.

Pope's Attitude

"It will be noticed," says an

PERFECT official statement, "that the Roman

TROOPSHIP

FLOATING BARRACKS from Kitzbuhel in the restau- rant car. When we returned to

GOES TO SEA our carriage at Zell we found the window broken. The con-

Southampton, Feb. 1. ductor and the stationmaster The new troopship Dilwara, de- were in the compartment.

signed especially for troop trans- "None of the occupants spoke English and did not understand port, completed her trials and German, so we did not even know arrived at Southampton from the

what the

station master wanted

until he grabbed our bags and Clyde last week.

the

telling us something in German in British India Steam Navigation tried to take them away while The Dilwara is owned by

an excited tone.

Catholic Church is not included. The Archbishop of Canterbury, through the courtesy of the Arch- bishop of Westminster, approach- ed the Vatican.

un-

"But he learned that His Holiness the Pope not naturally considered that in several recent utterances he had fully shown his carnest solici- tude for the peace of the world.

"Owing to internal difficulties, only too well known, it was 'impos- sible to secure the co-operation of the Evangelical Churches in Ger- many or of the Church in Russia. "In spite of these limitations, the appeals made throughout Europe in or about this present

"We were marched off to the Company, many of whose ordinary police station, where our passports service ships have been adapted week" by 80 many Christian were taken from us. We were for troop transport in past years. Churches represent a unity of then allowed to leave the police An understanding with the Govern-action, on behalf of the Christian station, but...when we.....returned.

· as perhaps

has never hitherto been achieved."

next morning we were escorted by ment concerning future chartering basis-of-peace such the district has enabled the company to design in the new ship a vessel which

two

court.

conditions which the Sen

to gendarmes

"We were flung into

n dirty combines in permanent form all for more than twenty-four hours. the little cell, where we had to stay

This morning we were separ- Transport Department of the Board knew a little English and severely ment of troops. ately brought before a judge who of Trade requires for the move-

cross-examined for several hours.

Finally we were released on Government charter will occupy parole."

the ship for the greater part of each year.

remaining In the

the other, they soon learnt which months she will be employed for way to go.

Mice had been taught to find leruising, a special feature being which will their way through a maze, a cock "schoolboy cruises."

to make an elaborate journey to enable the existing "troop decks" avoid a glass barrier, and a dog to be used without alteration. which lost two legs in a railway

The ship, apart from its troop accident has even learnt to walk, run and jump on the remaining accommodation, has been elaborate

ly equipped in its first and second class sections.

two.

Yet no animals but apos, in'Dr. Katz's judgment, ahowed evidence of genuine reasoning.

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ROYAL

EXILES WILL HAVE

GRAVES IN GREECE

SIMPLE SERVICES

PLANNED

Athens.

Arrangements of a quiet and dignified nature have been made for the return of the bodies of King Constantine, Queen Sophia Government experts have played and the Dowager Queen Olga to ja considerable part in planning the the soil of their native Greece. accommodation, and during the run

this week-end representatives

Amplo Space

Their bodies will be returned to

of Greece aboard a Greek destroyer the Admiralty, War Office, Air some time in February,

The ceremonies will be absolute- Ministry, India Ofoe, and Boardly private In character none of the of Trade have studied the ship Greek authorities outside of the closely before declaring their satis-royal family taking any part in the faction.

ceremony.

The bodics of the three members were of the Royal family, who The troop quarters constitute a exiled in 1917 and took refuge in fully equipped floating barracks Italy, will be taken from Florence with permanent sentry. posts, to the Italian port of Brindist by orderly room, detention room and train. There they will be placed valls, hospital, band instrumental aboard the Greek destroyer which armoury, quartermastor will be escorted by two Italian war craft until it reached Greek torrl- store and canteen.

torial waters.

room,

The Dilwarn is a motor vessel of In Greek waters it will be met will 11,050 tons, with a longth of 400 by Greek destroyera which foot and a breadth of 69 feet. She cacort it to the Oropos quay in the has accommodation for 1,150 troops vicinity of Attica, the port from in hammocks with separate state which King Constantine sailed into rooms for the men's wives and exile.Only King George, Crown familles. First-class accommoda- Prince Paul and members of the tion for cruising is provided for Royal family will be at the quay 104 passengers and second-class to moot. the bodies. berths for 100 passengers. It is A memorial service for the royal claimed by the owners that troops family was held in the Athens will have 20 to 50 feet more space cathedral recently. The ceremony! per man than any other troopship which was given an official charac has provided.

tor, was' attended by all local au- thorities as well as the King and The ship sailed on her first com- Orown Prince. mission on January 28 on one of At the same timô a brlof service the routine trooping movements was held over the grave of the when she carried Army and Royal Royal Family in Tatol, the royal Air Force dotachments to Basra estate-United Press.

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