1939-11-27 — Page 18

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AND

UNITED KINGDOM

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Sailings to Rabaul, East Coast of Australia and Tasmania.

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All vencia may call at any ports on or off the route and the route and all sailings are subject to change or deviation with or without nolico.

Passengers are requested to reglater their requirements but under present circumstances railings are perforce restricted

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Phone 27721.

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BIRTHDAY HONOURS

In the bailruum of Government House on Saturday Prof. K. H. Digby, of the University, and Capt. J. S. Rodrigues, of Ulic Volunteers, were presented with the insignia of the orders awarded them in the birth- clay bopoura.

Sir Geoffry Northcote, made the presentations,

Governor,

With him on the dais were the General Officer Commanding, Major-Gen. A. E. Gros- set and the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor,

Prot. Digby was attended by Lt. Col. G. D. I. Black and Major C. M. Manners. In presenting him with the insignia of an Omeer of the Civil Division of the Order of the British Empire, the Governor said:

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"This mark of the King's opprecia- tion of your services has been warmly welcomed in the University, where you have worked for more than quarter of a century: nor is that surprising, for it is well-known that the high reputation which the Medical School bears has been built largely upon the care you have devoted con- sistently to clinical teaching there and to your patient determination to hulp each individual student along the path of learning. Morcover, your oral teaching has been valuably sup- plemented by several technical-pubfi- cations which your pen has contributed to the Lanect and other journals, Lastly, to your eminent skill in sur- gery a very large number of people owe a deep debt of gratitude. Thus a good half of your life has been spent in saving human beings from pain, disease or death, either by your own hands or by training the hands of others. Such services well deserve Royal recognition."

Sterling Character

Capt. Rodrigues was attended by Lt. Col, H. B. L. Dowbiggin and Lt. Col. E. J. R. Mitchell. In presenting the insignia of a Member of the Military Division of the Order of the British Empire, the Governor said:

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given accent in the above tapes- try-blue satla hosters kown rough the quistanding drapes manipulated in the sleeves and placed low in the skirt as well as in the soft lines of the high bodice. The bodice dips at back.

WAR ON SHIPPING

Bayonne, Nov, 25.

A French trawler was torpedoed

Reuter,

The grounds upon which you have by a U-boat and suck some days ago, to-day when the been awarded. this token of the King's it was revented recognition of your services may well survivors reached here from Spain, be a source of justifiable pride to you. Twenty-Ave years ago, at the outbreak of wor, you joined the Volunteers and subsequently you had the distinction

of being the first Portuguese member

P. and 0. Freighter

London, Nov. 25.

The P. and 0. refrigerator ship

of the Corps to rise to warrant, and Sussex, 11,006 tons, reached a British thereafter to commissioned rank. On port escorted by tugs after having August 3, before the threat of the struck a mine-Reuter. present war developed, you retired! on nccount of age.

New British Victim

London, Nov. 26.

November 27, 1939,

Apple

Puddings

ȚERE are recipes for ihren pud-

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dings which you will find-do- licious.

Apples Mayfield

r teacup flour.

1 do. brown sugar.

4 do, butter.

B cooking apples.

1 teacup cold water.

Peel the apples and slice thinly; arrango them in a greased fireproof dial and add the water. Rub the butter into the flour and blend in the sugar. Mix thoroughly and spread over the upples. Bake in a moderate oven for 35 minutes.

Apple Mallow -

4 large cooking apples.

2 heaped desserispoons sago.

2 tablespoons syrup.

12 tablespoons water.

1 egg white.

- marshmallows.

1 tablespoon sugar.

Peel and quarter the apples and i

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arrange. them Areproof dish, Combine the water, sago, and syrup and pour over the apples. Bake in a moderate oven for half hour. When the apples are neatly ready top with the following, meringue made by folding I tablespoonful of sugar and G marshmallows into one stifly ben- len egg white. Return to the oven until the meringue is nicely browned. Apple Gingerbread

1 teacup margarine.

4 do, sugar.

211⁄2 do. Bour.

do. hot water,

1 спл

1 teaspoon cinnamon.

1.do, ginger.

do. salt.

11⁄2 do, sodu.

i grated apple.

3 peeled and sileed apples. raising Cream the margarine and sugar, add the egg and beat well. Sift the dry ingredients and combine the syrup, water, and. grated apple. To the first mixture add the sited dry ingredients alternately with the liquid, a little at a time and beat

well after, each addition.

Pour the batter into a square the

This tiri is all set for an evening of dancing in her baum marten jacket and livery dancluz dress with its bouffant skirt. The dark furn of the Jackol make a perfect backgrund for her corsage of gardenias.

Prune Marmalade

RUNE ınarınalade is excellent for

nursery breakfasts, being taken readily by many children who refuse stewed prunes. Allow to three lbs of prunes, 2 lbs. of preserving sugar, and two lemons..

Wash and soak the prunes for six hours, then stew them slowly till lender. Remove the stones, chop, the pulp into small pieces, and add the lemons, thinly silced, removing all pipes and hard pith.

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and arrange the three peeled and Turn all the ingredients into a pro. sliced apples in TOWR on the top. Sprinide a few raisins and a table-serving pan with the sugar clightly warmed beforehand. Stir with 猛 spoonful of white sugar over the wooden spoon until every grain of apples. Bake in a moderate oven

sugar

boll dissolved. Then for 45 minutes. When, ready cut in

gently until a little of the syrup sets squares and serve hot.

when tested on a cold plate. Pour Elleen

It into warm jars and cover when cpid.

W. B.

To Brighten Gloves

HAVE you ever tried to brighten up gloves with a needle and ttrend? Here are a few ideas,

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White woollen gloves will take on a new lease of life if you set about sewing black stitches all over palms unill there is not a vestige of white to be seen. This two-colour scheme is effective.

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Another original tip is to cover the gloves with dozens of noughts and crosses in contrasting shade of wool, Crosses alone or in horizontal lines all the way up to the-finger-tips make very attractive gloves.

For the more artistic there are the Tyrolean designs in different colour- ed wools. These are very simple, and you do not need to be an ex- perienced needlewomen to carry out these designs.

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A smart pair of black woollen gloves seen bad the names of famous cities in the world sewn in red pll There was London, Paris, Berlin, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and so on. If you do not fancy this Idea try embroidering your initials ull over the gloves in a contrasting wool. While on a black background is very smart and sophisticated.

LEARN

BEAUTY TIPS

K. J.

10 use your daytime fragrance skilfully, whether it is a perfume or an eau de Colgne, and you will have no diMcully applying your heavier, more formal perfumes for a subtle effect.

"Teenage girls with blotchy and blemished skins should have their own special cosmetic preparations, blended for their own use. Liquid facial soap, special cleansing cream, place of usual daytime make-up and

acne are some of the things sug- gested,

The close double-breasted clos- lue of this youthful weed sult is effective with a tuxedo closing. . The Peter Pan collar, is on the salt jacket and the tuxedo trim on the straight topcoal.

SHORT CUTS

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Some kind of honey granulate more quickly than others. To liquefy granulated honey, stand container in pan of hot water until this, is oc- complished.

Save. ilme. when a recipe says to cream shortening and: sugar together. Creain buller separate». Ly and then gradually cream Kugar into it;

Avold marring floors by waxing the rockers and feet of chairs.

Adding a tile ammonia to the sudsy water in which dish towels are soakingr will remove any un- pleasant odour.

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A Family Soup

THIS

THIS soup is excellent for growing **

boys and girls.

Take the bones of cold roast boof for mutton, break them up and put them into a pan with enough boiling water to cover and salt to season. Grate six large carrots and slice four large onions, and add to the pan. Bell for four hours, then remove the benes and rub the puree through a wire siever-pressing-the-vegetables. well through so that the soup is of the consistency of thick cream.

Ekim off any fat, reheat and serve. If Hked, a little cream or a walnut of butter may be added before serving.

B. M.

Jebsen Summonses

Magistrato Again Defers Decision On Penalty

Decision in the case against Jebsen and Co., who pleaded guilty on Fri- day to nine summonses for solling radios and possession of apparatus without licences, wns deferred to Wednesday by Mr. Edwards at Cen- tral Magistracy on Saturday.

Mr. Edwards said he agreed with the prosecution regarding the serious- iness of the offences but, having con- sidered the conduct of the Company, he thought confiscation of the 31 acts worth about $3,000, unked for by the prosecution, too, heavy a penalty:

Mr. Marton: Suppose you do,'not

"I have been informed by your Commanding Officer that the keenness It is learned to-day that the Leon-antiseptic protective. lotion to use in which throughout your service you don steamer Hookwood, $20 tons, have invariably displayed and the in- was sunk by a German mine on Nov- healing, greaselesa ointment for Auence which your sterling character ember 23, has welded have had an invaluable

Two-members of the crew are effect upon your comradea, and es-

in missing. Others landed at a north- pecially upon the younger

When you travel, seal your bottles their early days in the Corps. Thus cast const port stated that the ship of lotions, perfumes and other spill- It is that you have left the Corps sank in four minutes after an ex-ables with a bit of adhesive tape.

and warm plosion which wrecked the lifeboats. with the deep respect. offection of your brother officers and The; crew held on to wreckage until It's easy to take off and it may save order forfeiture, it, will be possible

men

of the non-commissioned officers and rescued:-Reuter. man of your inte Company."

The

CONCERT AT UNIVERSITY

Ship Scuttled

Capetown, Nov, 25. Tho German etcamor Adolph Woermann, which left Lobita

Day on November 18, has been scuttled in the South Atlantic to avoid cap- ture.

The Adolph Wóennann was a ves- University Women Under-sel: of 8,077 tons. She was bullt at graduates' Club will hold a variety Hamburg in 1922 for the Woermann concert under the patronage of Lady Line-Renter. Northcote, on December 10 at 8.45

German Vessel Aground p.m, in the Great Hall. Items on the programme Include "Elizabeth Re-

Rome, Nov, 25. fuses," aminlature comedy from

The German steamer Fritzen, G,000 "Pride and Pre- Jane Austen's

the Dutch Judice," produced by Prof. B. G. tons, ran aground near Birch; "A Shop Window," a musical Island of Schaermonalkoog, accord play produced by Miss Dorothy Yanging to an. Amsterdam message to the and music, supplied by Prof. H. Ore, semi-olelal Italian news agency. Mr. G. d'Aquino and Mr. P. W. Chlu. Reuler.

Proceeds will be in aid of the Bri-

ilahi

War Organization Fund, the H.K.UU. Chinese Medical Reliofi

Ships Solzed

Association and Chinese, War Or The Finnish ship Britannic, 3,108

phans.

* Holanki, Nov. 26.

fons, was salted by Germany in the

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Bale near the Swedish.coast bound for Gothenberg with cellulose-Reuter.

a cargo

of

Finnish Ship Held

Helsinid, Nov. 20. The Cermans have seized another Finnish steamer In the Baltic, the Antonh, 1,436 tons, which was pro- ceeding to Amsterdam with a cargo of paper-Router.

VESSELS RELEASED.

Now, York, Nov. 20. siermany has released severni non-. American neutral vessels with car- goes for the United States, according to a Washington despatch.

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It is understood, the vessels were released after the United States had submitted affidavits that the cargoes were not intended for re-expor Vi-Tabs belligerent countries.

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for the sets to be sent out of the Colony to be disposed of N

Mr Abbott: That is an offence in itself.

I shall not order Mr. Edwards: confiscation unless it is mandatory.

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