1938-11-29 — Page 22

AT

TO-MORROW THE

KING'S

STUDIO LIFE A LA MAD MANHATTAN!

Huming you ozżed with laughter keeping ng with the boys, as a wide shows

Jaen Innsband's moreħ be what it takes to hold a

She MARRIED

AN ARTIST

JOHN

1 W 1. 1.

BOLES

DES TES

Frances Brake - Helen Woslley!

Alexander D'Arcy

Directed by

Marion Gering

A Columbing s

APERTURE

Bedan popular Saturday Evening Post Mary Screenplay by Gledy: Lahmon and Delmer Dave

ALSO.

Columbia Tour in Colour

WAS YOUNG"

"WHEN THE WEST

Colour Cartoon "MOTHER HEN'S HOLIDAY"

A PERSONAL SECRETARY

WHO GOT TOO PERSONAL!

BOSS versus

SECRETARY

When she talked back he bounced her...on

his knee!

A NEW

UNIVERSAL

PICTURE

Personal Secretary"

with

WILLIAM GARGAN JOY HODGES. ANDY DEVINE

RUTH DONNELLY

SAMUEL S. HINDS

Directed by OTIS GARRETT Produced by MAX H. GOLDEN

Original Story and Screenplay by Delty Laidlaw, Robert Lively and Charles Gramon

THE HONGKONG". * TELEGRAPH,

TUESDAY,

In the winter a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of comfort... whatever he may feel in the spring. And comfort means mainly good food and plenty of warmth.

It's up to you, his wife, to provide them both. To think out nourishing hot meals-you'll find some cold weather recipes further on to help you-and to keep your home cosy and well heated all winter.

Luckily for you, the modern house, compact and small, is easy and economical to heat. Compare the vast draughty passages and lofty rooms of older houses, and think how many roaring log fires grandmother must have needed to keep the draughts at bay.

THE latest type of gas fire can be minutes or so until the fire is glow-

regulated to give four different ing warmly. degrees of heat. Turn it low-lt

uses far less gas, yet remains glow.

ing as when it was full on.

If you're one of those people who like to have an open firepince in the AN sitting-room to gather round cosity,

ND now this question meals. If you live in

NOVEMBER 29,

Hot Foods for Cold Days

a squeeze of lemon juice and a few peeled shrimps. Put in a hot oven (Regulo Maric 7) for three or four minutes to hent.

Pineapple Rings

Drain rings of tinned pineapple HICased from its juice, put into # dish, and heat in the oven (Regulo Have Mark 7) for five minutes. ready rounds of crisp buttered loust, alipa pineapple ring on to cach, add a knob of cream cheese in the centre,

top with half a walnut, and serve quickly.

Asparagus Custards

Pour half a pint of hot milk on to one beaten ex and stir over low heat until it begins to thickes. Sea- son with salt and cayenne pepper, and stir in half a dozen pieces of asparagus previously put through a sieve.

Fuli tartlet cases with short erust pastry, add a spoonful of the custard mixture, and two or three whole as- paragus tips. Bake in a moderate oven (Regulo Mark 6) for about half an hour until the custard is set und the pastry brown.

Sardine Tomatoes

1938.

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Hongkong, 29th June, 1938.

Manager

YORKSHIREMEN MEET

Sir Vandeleur Grayburn New President

Satisfaction with the previous was cx- twelve months netivities pressed at the eighth annual meet- ing of the Society of Yorkshiremen in Hongkong, held at the longkong Hotel yesterday.

It was decided to hold the annual cabaret dinner dance in February.

Mr. J. D. Danby, President, was in the chair, and among those pre- sent were Mesars. E. C. Frederick, Vice-President; J. H. Bottomley, H. A. R. H. Mundy, A. L. Fisher, and Brown.

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ALSO up to date SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES in various sizes TO LET.

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The Businen of the above Hank conducted by the Hongkong and Shang hal Banking Corporation. Rules may be obtained on application. FOR THE HONGKONG AND SHANGILAI BANKING CORPORATION.

V. M. GRAYBURN

Chief Manager. Ilangkong, B. October, 1938.

GERMAN RESIDENT Funeral of Herr Rothe Cut large, firin tomatoes in halves

The report showed a membership

At Happy Valley and secop out the centre pulp to

of 04, including 20 lite members, and leave hollows. Mash some sardines,

Many members of the German of hol season with salt, pepper, and a little revealed that congratulatory tele- the grams were sent to Leonard Hution flat, you chopped parsley, and mix with the

and Maurice Leylund after the Afth

community were present at the Tominto

York- und a well pulp

Test Match in which these and want to keep the fuel costs down want a new gas cooker that takes removed

them- Colonial Cemetery Chapel yesterday Fill the hollows with

shire players distinguished

when a service was held by the Rev. put into a buttered selves. to a minimum, you can't do better up next to no room-the one sketch- whisked

this mixture, this page is ideal. than fit into it a fire specially deed at the top

The Society acknowledged receipt K. F. Eray. of the Basel Mission, for Here are some suggestions for tasty dish, and bake in a hot over (Regulo In the grate signed to burn coke.

of a report on the work of the York- the late Heinz Kurt Max Adolf Rothe. is a gas burner that ignites the coke hol appetisers to cook in it on cold Mark 6) for twenty minules. Just

before serving, lay a whole sardineshire Association of Boys Clubs and

Mr. Kurt died at the Canossa Hos- Alteen days when husband demands remains alight for

suggested that individual members change from soup or hors-doeuvres. across the top of each, and put back

into the oven to heat.

might like to contribute to its funds. pital on Saturday after being ill for The accounts showed an excess of about a week. He leaves o married Fish and Corn Baskets

expenditure over income at $46, brother and his mother and father in

Germany. leaving assets of $781.

and

Shabby

Eiderdown

I'

4

Cook short crust tartlet cases with a stale brend or rise filling which can be removed when the pastry is cooked. Bake at the same time, some 3in. or din-length strips of pastry bent round in horse-shoe shapes.

For the filing, mix into a fairly

egn.

Nursery Make- Believe

IF your riderdown is discovered in

LTHOUGH my daughter is Arm a shabby condition, ita re-condl- thick white sauce liberally seasoned tioning ought to be taken in hand as with salt and cayenne some tinned with her children, I must say

you sweet corn drained from its liquid speedily as possible. Unless you think the feathers ought to be re- and any flaked cooked fish at hand she manages it in a tactful way. ver in the farder. Sprinkle some chop. For instance, that constant worry of freshed, the

supplying it with a ped

let means renovation of the cover parsley on top. add the basket mother, dislike of the food provid-

to date with your present scheme of

Stuffed Rashers

Mouse enbly (ough!)

Officers elected were-President,

Str

Vandeleur Grayburn;

Vice-

President,

Mt. Frederick;

Hon.

Deceased was employed by Messrs. Slemssen and Company, having ar-

4

Secretary, Mr. A. R. Brown; Hon.rived from Shanghal only two months Treasurer. Mr. J. H. Shaw; Com-980. Mr. E. Lund of Slemssen and mittee, Messrs. J. H. Bottomley, J. Company was present yesterday as well as members of the Chinese staff. D. Danby, A. L. Fisher, W.

A number of floral tributes were Macinlay, H. H. Mundy and C. C.

also received. Roberts.

OUR

The-

cd, is overcome by giving the dishes

Tapioca pudding be new and pretty jacket, and that handles, and put in a moderate oven

comes "Snow-White blancmange," necenally gives you an excellent op- (Regulo Mark 3) for a few minutes new names.

and spinach

Is "Mickey- portunity for bringing the quilt up to make piping hot,

Little Put, who used to feign sickness at the men- Making a stuffing with a break-tion of tomatoes, actually asks now eiderdown very quickly, you can just fastcupful of breadcrumbs, a dessert-

we are going to have "fairy make it a pretty slip of thin slik or

name? What's in

Most dislikes cambrie, and it's just as well to have spoonful of shredded suet, a ten-apples" in ent..

bedroom furnishing.

If you want to

smarten your!

it detachable so that it can be taken spoonful of chopped parsley, alb, of of the children can be overcome with

chapped mushrooms, and off for washing. You need not buy coarsely,

De-

a down-proof materiat in this case, salt and pepper to season, binding the use of a little imagination. So as the old cover will keep the feath with a beaten egg and a little milk, often we forget that they live in t

But si little of the stuffing in the tiny world of make-believe.

Into their little world and era safe,

Be sure, however, to choose a very centre of rashers of bacon, roll the scene

on skewers dress up nasty necessities in their light-weight fabric in order not to bacon round and put make the quilt heavy. Cut it sum Cool in a moderate oven (Regula own languaste, and bouls of tears and

temper can often be avoided: ciently large as the filling takes it Mark 6) for twenty minutes.

Have angers of hot tonst ready. up: work some ventilation holes, and fasten it with press-studs,

Toa often we exercise our own

slip a rasher roll on to cach, and likes and dislikes on them, parti- serve at once.

Spinach Canapes

cularly

One

in the matter of clothes. little fellow I knew was never happier than when dressed in a yet- faw jersey is

His mother discovered

Fry rounds of bread in butter un-one day that he had a definite liking lightly browned, cover with a for the colour, and thereafter the in-

If you prefer to transfer your down in to a new jacket, and to discard the old cover, you must have down-proof sateen, or a down- proof inner easing if you want to {1} have a silk or satin Jacket. Silk or satin is not so expensive as it sounds, layer of cooked spinach purce, and for a light-weight artificial weave is quite suitable, and lovely colours are to be had.

Remember to allow for the space taken by the feathers as well as for: the length and breadth of the cover,

or you will find when the feathers

the coverlet is considerably smelter than before. Transferring the Down

Useful To Know

clusion of yellow in his clothes - ways made him happier. The right clollies can make a lot of difference to the temper of the youngsters.

I always feel sorry for, the child who has to play the piano in front By too much insis- of grown-ups. tence on showing off" against their ent with dreaded ordeals are newly jacketed that the area of DRESSING tables often get stained will, children begin to soclate ne-

with cosmetics and seents. To complishment remove such stains, rub well with and, consequently, take an immense paraffin, leave a few hours, then rub dislike to their practice. I liked the his small over with furniture cream and polish father who encouraged up with a soft cloth,

daughter by saying the fairies Wked question Luckily for the amateur, clder- The fe of new silk stockings can to hear her play, although downs are no longer so elaborately be doubled if they are well rubbed the truth of his statement.

Most children pass through an stitched on the surface, and some of at toes and heels with a small piece the best are quitted with a few lines of paraffin wax. The whitish mark "untidy" stuge in their development. run by hand. Some quliting stitches soon disappears with walking. Re-From having everything done for them when they are babies, they have are necessary or the feather filling peat after each washing.

Ivory beads and ornaments should to be taught to do little things for would not be evenly distributed.

For a single size coverlet you need be rubbed over regularly with lemon themselves, and the change-over is

parent. If badly stained, ivory re- often a time of trial to

Tact, firmness, and the use of a about six yards of thirty-six Inch juice, material. If you have the two halves sponds to a mixture of fine salt and

lot of squalls, making a of the cover different, say one in sal volatile lightly rubbed over unte make-believe now and then ***** | pinin colour, and one flowered in de- the status are removed. Wash after will avoid

sign, you can keep the side you think wards in a little warm water and dry big difference to the health of the children and a consequent reward prettier turned face downward incurefully.

Metal polishes should never be for the parents, every-day use, so that it is always!

They fresh and clean when you want your used on chromium fitting. room to look specially nice.

can be kept in good condition by an

TO-MORROW QUEEN'S

AT THE

DANCE

TEA DANCE 75 cts. TIFFIN $1. (No DINNER DANCE $2.50.

charge for non-diners)

Cover

METROPOLE HOTEL. Latest Swing Band You will enjoy at moderate exponses

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are

When better automobiles built-Buick will build them.

It is a rather tricity business to occasional wash in toap and water, a transfer the feathers from the old thorough drying, and a polish with] cover into the new without having an old woollen duster.

To clean a teapot spout, pack it the semblance of a snowstorm in the room. But it can be done with with dump, coarse salt at night. scarcely any loss at all.

Next morning wush it out with boll-

Mexican Tie

A.

BRITISH CROSSWORDS

ACROSS

1 Things that keep many a young

nan at his office (B).

5 A plece of wood on a ship (0).

9 In time just past (8). 10 These islands may be East or

West (0).

would be a bargain only it cut in two (0).

12 This animal when full grown

13 This is meant to be underfoot

(5).

14 Much the same as a sand-dune

(4).

10 Far from sober (7), 19 Herein one may chance to be

lucky (7).

21 What you want can be gol from

14 across (4). 24 This is made to drill but not

soldier (5). necessarily

25 Of course there are no sides In this kind of amusement (two

4). words.

27 A greeny mixture (0)

28 Are children's hoops

DOWN

got from

1 Say, the beer has some body

in it (0),

Just leave about a foot open in one ing water, It will be beautifully TRY 1 b. minced steak and 1 this spot in the New Forest? (8).

20 A musient composition (6). chopped onion til it is nicely end of the new cover, open the same fresh and elenn.

30 This shopkeeper is apparently A little carbonate of soda added to browned. Bol 3 oz. spaghetti for 10 length in the old, sew the edges of

single-handed" (8). both openings together, and then the water in which beetroot is being minutes and drain it and boll and gently shake the Alling from the old boiled will keep it a nice red colour mosh 4 large potatoes.

Butter a pleålsh, and put in first bag into the new, Sew up the open- and help to prevent bleeding.

Very dirty powter can be cleaned the fried mince and onlen; on top distribute the closely, ing very fenthers throughout the jacket as by rubbing with a soft rog dipped of this place a layer of skinned and Thoroughly wash the alleed, tomatoes, then the spaghetti everly as you can, and fix them with in

paramn.

afterwards. If the article and mashed potatoes. Season each A few lines of quiiting, with the quilt pewter

is very dirty it can be left to soak for inyer well with pepper and salt and DRAGON MOTOR CAR CO., LTD. | laid ant on the table,

And, don't forget to work some an hour or two in paran, then wash-place a few dots of butter on top of Tel. 31261.

ventilation holes right through the ed in hot soap suds, well rinsed, and the potato.

Place the pledish la a moderate coverlet so that it will be light as finally polished up with chamois

oven and bake for 45 minules. B. A. M. H. W. 8.

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well or warm.

Jenther.

D. F.

2 The bird pecked at some dainty

(4).

3 It looks as if the people in this inland town are mariners (8).

4 It's the shape that makes an

cel slip (7),

A bugbear over a century ago (0).

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7 Any child will tell you this is

¦ sweet in spite of its name (0).

8 Little Diana is near to "let the

cat out of the bag" (8).

11 The I-feeling that starts

guerilla war (4).

15 "Correct sight"

A

in the army more common on parade than on the range (two words. 5).

17 This sort of eloquence

blessing disguised” (B).

is á

IB "So urgent" (anag.) (8). 20 This is spun for a tale (4). 21 Foster (7).

22 Name of a Royal oxile (6). 23 Found by the reside or the

ship's side (0).

20 God of the Philistines (5).

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