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Women

This Space Every Day

BEAUTY ARTS

By LOIS LEEDS

Posed for Lois Leeds.

Lois Leeds gives you the answers--and rest idens! "DEAR LOIS LEEDS"

"Dear Lois Lords-Do you think a Hule rouge en bie eyvilds is pret-} ty--THERESA.”

are being used and they look very, You could dye them Bo-Pink, pretty and they are inexpensive,

"Dear Lots Lexis-Does cutting ruin the nails and raticle?-S. G."

In soft malls

No, rouge on the eyelids is an old the stelen trick, pracdred Gay Nineties,

in the Modern makeup is

Cutting makes the cuticle ragged Nure subtle,

and often sore. Cutting makes the Eyeshadow Bae, Green, Browns and Grayscovered orangewood stick to push rund-edged. Upe a cotton- gives a shadowy Inchgrotikal and back the cuticis but do it gently. File inkes your eyes more attractive. the halls with an emery fle and e truly in me direction, don't file back

d. Forth.

"Dkxtur Lok Leeds--How can I I:eep my switch clean? It's my one wenty, I avear it in a big fan in the back. It's real hair.-NELL, AL"

Wash it in sudy water. Rhase Dry

by choking.

then brush it as you would you own hele.

com e

"Dear Lis Lert- 16-year- gist too young to have Jur rai? ... titaNI MÀ"

.N

17-

Tu coat is

a

utility

When you are in a hurry you can¦ seren.. But be sure to setret in use dry shamp o ur cleaning fluid. a place where tiny will show you euats whleb are suitable for teeners, And let your granddaughter De in decision!

"Dear Lois Leeds- am matron of hour and my budzet

t.. br. won't inclinic that I would like. My shoes are a problem. The dress white with rus-pink Jacket and hot. Would black strap nhle det

-YOUNG

MOTHER

No, the Black sandals would spoil vipything! Hunt for

pair of

White salin bedroom slippers. These

Mimale Makany

GABRIELLE

Believe your red eyes and re- now the sparkla like this. Make a compress of absorbent cotton, damp; ened with cold water and then sprinkled with an eye lotion. Lay this over the eyes and rest and relax for fifteen minutes.

SIDE GLANCES

m

Wasp Waists

Come Back English women

are wearing dre ses which have boned enrsets built into theni,

The idea to give the weaner the high but, small wait, and runded hips that are part of the new fashion tilhouette.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1947.

Economic Objectives HENRY IRVING

Of East Indonesia

Close co-operation with the Netherlands and continued efforts to win as much self-rule as possible by peaceful, democratic means are the initial goals of the new Provi- sional State of East Indonesia, said its first president, Tjokerde Gde Kaka Sukawat

East Indonesin, which was granted statehood in the name of Queen Wilhelmina at Den Pasar, Bali, last December 24. has a population of more than 8,000,000. Within its boun- daries are the Celebes, Moluccas (Spice Islands), Lesser Sundas, Dutch Timor. Flores, Bali and all other Netherlands Indies islands cast of Java and Borneo except Dutch New Guinea,

The Redgling state will become an equal federal partner with Borneo mid the Indonesian Republic off Java and Sumatra, In the United States of Indonesia. Netherlands has promised to create which the and introduce to the Unlled Nation as a sovereign power.

NEWS FROM SCOTLAND

By GARRY LUNZIE

dumped his kitbag down on Scottish As one of the many Scolamen who sail after four and half years abroad, objective view of my country. It is I can claim to be able to take a fairly a great country, but, michly me, very backward in some things! We don't make the best geographical resources.

our natural

use of

Our rivers are given over too much to commerce, for instance. We funk Sukawath has two economie ob- ing the lovely streams and firths. the galety and the facilities for enjoy- Jectives for East Indonesin, which in Take the Firth of Forth as an exam. the past Inted bend the rest of ple. There is a stretch of water that the Indies in commercial developers little or no pleasure craft. Truc

ment.

The Brst is to increase production and exports of capra, spices, hogs, cattle and rice. In those products he feels there is the basis for a successful East Indonesian economy.

"We have a temporary advantage. since we have been exporting whale Java was marking time because ot revolutionary disturbances, We do not mean to lose it," Sukawati dr. clared in an interview.

The second objective is to restore East Indonesia's historic position as plans to provide government carrier for the Indies, Sukawat enuragement for inter-island ship en hg and expects East Indhuesin vessels to carry on trade with both the Philippines and Austrail.

East Indonesia's Arst president, paradoxically, ako iskajah of Geboed, Ball--Associated Press.

MRS AMERICA

GETS FILM

TEST OFFER

Mrs

Janis Pollock, the 24- year-old mother of four children, who refused to accept the title of "Mrs America" which she won in a national beauty con- test, has gained considerable attention by her action.

there are the odd yachtsmen and the ferry beside the big bridge and there were cruising steamers before

EL

the

events,

never been very much better. No And, mark you, the Clyde has Kreat gatus or regattes, such as Hen- where Mr and Mrs John Citizen take ley or other Thunes-side the family for the day. Our people can be pretty bleak.

All this has been inspired by the announcement caterer will have a pleasure steamer that

Kirkcaldy operating in the Firth of Forth this summer. It is the Royal Lady, then went to war. The Lady was which ran few trips in 1939 and ted for war service in the Mediter ranean and then brought back the landings in Normandy. Now she for has been handed back to the owners, and when the weather Improves she will sail along the east coast from Scarborough to Leith far a new fit-

Oui.

Kers.

Cruising With A Vengeance The Royal Lady carries 600 passen- She will have a cocktali bar And nu ordinary bar and a dining mon for 100, plus sundry res roums. So it will be "cruising up the river" with a vengeance this num- The vessel's home port will be Lelth and she will run cruises to Burntisland, Kirkcaldy, St Andrews, Dundee and up the Tay to Perth. It the weather is too bad for trips will sail up the Firth of Forth to Found File Ness, the Royal Lady Stiring.

mer.

has broked parties for the summer, Even at this carly date the owner and the busiest period is likely to be during the great musical festival Adışirers,

clergymen has already booked a trip to the In Edinburgh in August. One party have written her more than 1,000 | letters. Other mothers far away

May Island then. have called her by Jang distance! The letters were full of

No other foundating garment telephone. Is worn.

Built-in cors 1s, above bustles, and sweeping full skirts were war?) recently by manneruins displaying Angela Delangle's evening frucks.

Other designers favoured a short, med corset that narrows the waist down to himno Vierlan dimen- Sans,

Women with have worn the new ersetry say it is comfortable, gives a

ense of confidence,”

including

The enterprising Kirkenkly gentle- man deserves to be bocked out all summer. But where are the other businessmen in Scotland who are Mrs Pollnek declined the title dur-willing to develop this branch of the ing the outuma because accepting it

tourist industry? woud bare feant she would have

take

43 20-week aerial through the United States as part tour of her reward. She also would

Appeal For Firelighters The fire chief for Scotland has the VF.S. Scotland has big plans for appealed for men under 25 to join the reorganisation of fire-fighting

have gut, $2,500 cash, She refused in the future we shall be dish and

to leave her young children, aged six, five, two and 10 months and would not go even accompany her. The prizes went

If they rul

another contestant.

to

Some are turning out the bot tom drawer to retrieve grand- mother's boned dresses for reuo-husband works wants to send her nd Mr Pollock by air to California

vation in the new style.

Into

STATUE RE-UNVEILED

Despite the snow and the icy winds that swopt Charing Cross Road one mor- across the ning in London recently, number of Britain's Jending stage stars gathered in street to honour the memory the of the great actor, Sir Henry Irving, famous Victorian then- trical figure. The occasion was. the re-unveiling of the fine statue of Sir Henry which has long dominated a corner of this been bricked up during World part of London, and which had

raids, War I for safely from air

Ralph Richardson, recently han- outed by King George VI with a lighthood, pullert. card, and a great Union Jack which had imped the statue fell apart, showing Lenduners

to for the first time for seven years the well-known figure on the pedestal.

Instead of paying verbal tribute to Sir Henry, Sir Ralph asked all those present to remain silent for a minute and think of the deceaser! actor. Those who stood round the statue included Came Sybil Thom- die, Dame Edith Evans, Harcourt Williams and. Alan Herbert,

be

Introducing Sir Ralph Richardson, the Mayor of Westminster reculled how at the outbreak of war, mem bers of Britain's theatrical fraternity hirl

approached the Westminster Council and asked that Sir Henry's statue should

Bricked safety; they had

Up for even offered the labour, from the ranks of Britain's actors and netresses, to do the job. This was refused, but they had paid fo. the bricking-up, white West- minster Council had made selves responsible for the umbrick- inx.

then-

TO SCREEN

DP's

A special commission, led Brigadier Fitzroy Maclean, M.P., is by leaving shortly for Italy, to carry out an intensive screening of dis- placed persons, surrendered enemy personnel, etc., for the purpose of determining which

of them for aid from

may prime facie be regarded as eligible International bodies. such as the proposed International Refuger Organisation.

placed persons are provided with all The commission will also have the important task of seeing that dis- available factual evidence

decide to take advantage of the offers resin- Ing the conditious awaiting them on their return home, should they which have been made to them by the governments concerned, should be of assistance to the Italian Government,

The work of the commission

Insofar

it enable the International organisa. may tions concerned to expedite their de. CISIONS 38 to the eligibility of

refugees for assistance.

Anti-Sickness Insurance

11 districts. Edinburgh will extend to the Tweed under the new scheme, but Glasgow will remain intact. There swill be amalgamations of counties in ather places to make up several Now, to make up partially for her the remaining nine aress.

ment for the whole of Scotland, but sterifice, the

It is pro- company where her

posed to introduce standard equip that will take some time, derigners, including a week or 10 days to see the gentlemen of the press in Edinburgh compulsory sickness insurance

The fire chief was speaking to the sights and to have her accept the the other day, and in compli oflet

fir lest by a mollen neexi for recruits he stressed the wide picture company, She has

emphasising the drighted but is sill hesitant. She modern re-lighting unit.

been

een variety of tasks connected with the she wants the pubtle to know the year, he said, the local brigade were varies about public reaction, and)

On one occasion at St Andrews last chudren still come first.

arited to save the

type of werm

Nearly al Hartnel, are using padding on the hips of frocks, Evening gowns are hooped.

even suits,

unct

The French style of padding_bras- sieres, however, has not found favour as English wonen do not wear sweaters, prefer a slender fine for the full length of their figure.

By Galbraith

KOPA, 1948 BY MFA SERVICE, NO. 3, M, REG, EL'É, PAT, 821 4 14 "It's the cook again because of the soap shortage, she wants the ladies who amoar lipstick on cups to please use the straws!"

At the last plenary meeting of the Riksdag in Sweden in 1946. bill was passed introducing for all citizens,

She recalls what one clergyman Particularly pestilenting green. A mediuni care for everyone and

scheme will include compensation for The Act will not came into force, however, until July 1, 1950,

Insurance payments under the new

wrote her: "The nation needs more was ruining the turf. So the firemen paytable to all persons having an cash bene of 3.50 kronor per day. women ke you," and says the manped gallons of sea water over the income. want to merit such kindness-Asern. This soaked in and afterwards sociated Press,

inillions of worms were raked off the ditional

Th

latter will also receive ad- surface, thus preserving the putting children.

payments for wives and greens by the harbour.

The relatively small cash benefit the may be increased through a volun-

Jap Prisoners

Live In Own Torture House

Other N.F.S. jobs included

rescuing of a rat from the parapettary arrangement involving extra

ut a bridge, the putting out of sun-premiums.

try fres in ships, and the quelling of su outbreak on Culloden Moor.

News In Brict

Further, the Riksdag decided that

in principle, hospital care is to be available free of charge and medi clagt half price, or even free in zerlain cases.

West Lothian is being canvassed for a rouaty, maternity hospital....direct to hospitals and pharmacista The payment for this will be made It is Fate, or the irony of Falesiace state ownership. It was at the

dispute over explosives in a manner to be determined by Whichever it is, the 10 high-ranking Cordovan Colliery, Stepps; the men caused the first strike at a Scots alt officers of the ance powerful Japan-

the Riksdag at n later date. ese Imperial Army, whast

The Increase in Government ex- brought death and worse-than-death drivers have complained to the Cor- men were out for two days and 3,400 tons

Deaditures is estimated at 200 million of conl were lost..

kronor annually. Dundee taxi- suffering to millions of Chinese people in a war ΟΥ aggression, imagined one day they would be away their livelihood......Mr Alex-5-1

never poration that late buses have token confined in a building which their ander Ratcliffe, founder of the Scol-

mark.....

... Galashiels hav men but for the purpose of ad-ish Protestant League, has died.

turned down a suggestion for Sun- ministering the notorious water treat- ment and other kinds of cruel tore key to Wemyss Bay... well-March 12. Jack Mclean, former day golf in the Ladhope course... Rolliesoy considering a plan for u the Scottish League will play ture to innocentTM Chinese,

the English League at Hampden on known Hawick farmer and butcher, Mr Robert Pringle, has died the new streets du Methlihill have

amateur golf champion, and now professional at. Warrington, has St turned down a big offer from Rhode-

In a shabby, grim-looking building been named after trees,

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NOTICE

Cymdeithas Dewi Sant

in Nanking, surrounded on four sides Monance camouflage net factory old Scoubin to play Ireland by high solid walls, these 10 Japan may be taken over by a civil firm esc army officers, Including six for the making Heutenant generais, are now awaiting

team to Dublin to trial by a Chinese milliary court, the first postwar factory in the Kirk Scottish international lawn tennis

at trail nets,

starmer.

T... Mollio Welsh, the together with

three Koreans and agricultural machinery and furnllure minion title..

cudbrightshire, district will make

player, won the women's singles bad- activities. Most of the Japanese sir-sen rescue bare at Gibbili... were arrested in Tokyo and brought to China to face arraignment with in Berwickshire, has been opened, at

All members of the St. David's Ralph Nichols, in the Hailes, junior chemist of Ab-Society of Hongkong, and other a dental cllate, the first of its kind

men's Snal...it is proposed to botsford, (Victoria, Australis), the permission of the Allied

hold an evening race meeting at Mus- will become a first-class pianist the Celebration of St. Eastern War Crimes Commission.

Walsh people are reminded of Eyemouth,

solburgh during the summer. Hibs lead the Reserve League with 38 and piano tuner,

David's Col Yang Chien-po, superintendent

points from 21 games. Hearts are of the detention camp sald

Day, and to apply for their tic- second with 35 points for a game less 1944, received a knock in the right c/o G. P. 0.

Halles, who joined the RAAF, in

kets without delay to the Hon. building in which the Japanese are exemplified in the gates worth £30 captain, is to get a medal from

the Soccer revival in the Borders is Keluh Geddess, the Scottish Rugby eye during training and his sight and Rangers third with 27 points,. confined was built by the Japanese nid £50 at the Gala Fairydean French enthusiasts for his

Treasurer, Mrs. Wynne-Jones as their gendarmerie headquarters ground....a Glasgow sportsman has sporlamanship In the recent match eye, and he was discharged from the

became dim. almost a synonym for terror to the laid a bet of £500 to £1,000 that with France in Paris... Chinese during the Japanese occupa-Rangers will win the Scottish Cup played Jackie Paterson Into the tion. It is the only detention camp

The trouble spread to the other for war criminal suspects In Nan Rangers 2-1 favourites with Hibs Anderson British Guiana, at the

...betting for the Cup shows ring when he lost on points to C

piperA.A.F. king.

and Aberdeen joint second Zancies Albert Hall,

Sport in: Scotland

great.

2

At the same time he studied plano- playing.

through the Repatriation Commis-lighted with

The commission presented him with a now plano, Threatened with: blindness, Halles, told the commission

His instructor, Mr. G. W. Findlay,

he was .de slon, took a course in plano tuning. 'made by Halles.

the progress being