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Women

This Space Every Day

BEAUTY ARTS

By LOIS LEEDS

Posed by piarjorie Reynolds for Lois Leeds.

Here's a Man's Eye Viow of the hair situation, So, Hair, Alair!

MAN'S EYE VIEW!

So your hair grows slowly! It's dry and brittle and it's falling out! That complaint is a common that Wolly Westmore, Director of Make- up and Hairstyling at Paramount studios, takes time out to give us his Man's Eye View!

"In rent many instances," he says," the complaining party her- self is at fault. One of the most prevalent causes 1sted is--too many permanents! Hair should be allowed in grow out for a period of from five to six months before a permanent.

is importan!

healthy even Jur senip. A hot oil trêntinent can be

Warm to body tem laken at home.

and, after parting air tuto sec- amount of olive pernture a small tions, apply to the sealp with a ent- ton pledget. Then take the line end of your comb and comb, the entire hair from sealp to ends, to insure even distribution. Dip a bath towel In hot, steaming water, wring it ett and wrap around your head, allowing it to remam Until tepid. tepent three or four times and you are ready for your shampoo.

Your head should be soaped and lathered thorughly with brisk ma- suge in warm water at least three times to the certain that alt oll is moved, then rinsed in clear, tepid water three or four times."

Beauty

talcen time thought (and work)--but it's worth

"Getting a new permanent too soon naturally makes the hair dry and brittle. The ends break off and the usually healthy brisk brushitu: of scalp and hair causes further breakage. As the ends break off the growing process becomes seeinbyly | ¿ti slower.

"Another factor to consider is hotne shampooing. Insufficient and careless rinsing, without thorough removal of 5000 and shampoo, eventually promotes unhealthy hair and scalp," warns Westmore..

important to remember

of health

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that all forms

directly

reflected

are

HOW'S THAT

SINK?

in your hairated with dirty

nervousness

General poor health, and organte diseases will leave your hair undernourished.

NLY ton aften it's blocked up. water thant won't run out. or that oozes slowly away leaving on unpleasant eum. The U-bend which you always und sink pipe is not there just to It traps oy, as one often feels. water which nets as a seal against bad smells.

But unfortunately grease, small food particles and shreds of dish- cloth-colicet in the U-bend and it, is here that stoppages occur.

And they occur by almost every Assist unhealthy, no matter

careful the housewife may be.

“Often", continues Westmore. "women will insist upon having a permanent, even though the beauty operator advises against it. If scalp and hair are too dry or too oily, and the operator advises a check-up by physician, she is protecting her patron,

"While surface help, such as re conditioning treatments, hot fil shampoos, elc., hair and scalp, the logical nim u to ket at the entise and to cure through medien dlugnosis and treatment,

"I is elementary knowledge that massage stimulates hair growth, that thorough brushing twice daily

Minute. Makeys

4 GABRIELLE

Here's how to choose makeup colours to ga with the new Fashion Shades. For Copper-Browns (very high style) choose Copper-led lipstick. Beware of Purply-Rexts! For Wine colours, sect the richest Reds with Purple or Blue tones. For the Portrait-Greens, choose vivid, clear' Heus for strik- king contrast!

SIDE GLANCES

GÓNG, TINY BT, NEA SERVICE, 1990.

pow

ACTION Try wing a force cup first. That's time of those rubber cups attached to a wonden handle which works by suction,

You can monger's,

Plug the outflow vent cloth, slip the force cup

down with R. This should most minor stoppages.

get them at the iron-

a

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1947.

Harder To Remain Sane Under Democratic Order

It is harder to remain sane in a democracy than in t totalitarica state. Statistically, the insanity rate in the United States is greater than in Russia, according to Dr Rudolph G, Novick, medical director of the Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene.

"In à democracy." he said,

THEY SAY THIS "the citizen is called upon to

STAMP IS A BIG MISTAKE

AD

NOSTAGE

This is the postage stamp Canada bas Just Issued and, so they say, wishes she hadn't. It was printed to mark the 100th anniversary of the birth

of Alexander Graham Bell,

The telephone

make decisions, display initia- tive, select leaders. Life being what it is, the individual's plans do not always work out right, which results in feelings of in- security and frustration.

"The individual living in a totall- tarian state does not have to think or plan or prove himself and hin abilitlen. Ail thinking and planning i dene for him." The super-slute becomes a father to whom he looks for a decisluna.

some

Free enterprise supposedly gives freedom. Totalitarianism supposed- ly gives security. Thore Is doubt that either one delivers 16 ounces to the pound of Hs Inhib product.

DUMB-BELLS

YOU REQUIRE A WRENCH, A MONKEY

WRENCH?

NO, I

THINK

MY HUSBAND WANTS THE BIG BABOON SIZE!

Australia's Packaged Houses

A retall store in Melbourne is reported ready to start self-

"Freedom is ફી tough thing ta handle. It requires maturity, and a great many Americans are Imma- ture. Right now, we are fretted by seuse of insecurity stemming from inflation, unemployment, the fear of another war, the servicemen's reading factory-built, prefabricated Justment to civilian life, and ad "packaged" houses, ay built by housing.

the Australian Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation.

Freedom And Security "Russia has a bad housing prob- while the Rusalan was salt to have fem, too. But beers invented in Canada, at Brant-nly can say in a child-like way. ford, Ontario, by Bell, a Canadian, want a house, the American must And this is why he was chosen for decide how to build it, where to build it, and everything else about iL.

the stamp.

After the announcement that it "Psychologically, there must be a had been

printed, however, bis-nice balance between freedom and tortuns pointed out that Bell, bun}" security," in Scotland, spent large part of Dr Novick and bath America and his life in the United States, and Russia nre tending toward this that if he Invented the telephone balunce. As American civilisation (which sums doubt) he did. It in becomes more complex, he ex- the United States,

plained, more and more restrictions upon personal freedom arc

Bell's own papers say he "thought out the idea" in Brantford.

Other critics have pointed out the Bell

Company is a Teleplume private corporation, an affiliate of the American Bell System, and that is keynote advertising colour is the same shade of blue as the

stamp.

Cost of a house is expected to range from £1,350 to £1,500. The factory expects to produce 1.000 units a year.

The report said hommes will be am- sembled and completed on sites in less than three weeks, will be of conventional design-providing 1,000 square feet of floor space, and built of timber frames with precast con- crete

walls attached. steel roof trtisses and pressed steel tiles, atumi- nitim window frames, aluminium kitchen equipment and fibrous plas- ter lining. in-

The main feature which distin- guishes the "packaged house" from other prefabricated dwellings is the bathroom and kitchen units which are completed at the factory to the last detail and, with doors locked, are delivered to the home sites as units to be swung into position. Then the owner gets the keys-Associated Press

itable. As the Russian regime stabilises itself, restrictions tend to be lifted and greater personal free- dom is allowed.

"I am convinced," Dr Novick said, that if the "Four Freedoms" actually were translated into reality, they would do more for mental health than all the psychiatrists combined. Chamber's Enyclopaedia клуб "More than anything else, we the Alexander Graham Bell was the in-neel freedom of religion and ventor of the telephone, and that he press, freedom from fear and want. was born in Edinburgh and edu "If we had all this, we would ented in University College, London, have freedom plus security and He died in 1922.

fewer mental breakdowns,” United Press.

TO EXPLORE

N. AMERICA'S

BISHOP ON

PLANNED

UNITED NATIONS

FILM LIBRARY

IN LONDON

Among the films offered on loan for non-theatrical showing by the United Nations office in

HIGHEST PEAK PARENTHOOD London are, in the first place, a

Ten men and a woman will

number of films about UNRRA, Arguing for planned parent-particularly about its work in

Bishop Greece and in Poland.

G.

with

Methodist over the brave the icy wastes of Alaska's hood." rut, and work vigorously p and Mt. McKinley, highest peak in Bromley Oxnum, head of the "releaseNorth America, late this month New York Methodist aren, has

Bazt

to

if it fails, you'll have 'to gather scientific data and a given his opinion that it is complete photographic record of bettter to rear a family of four the daring two-month climb.

scrape the pipe.

At the base of the U-bend you'll see a metal cap.

Put a bucket beneath it to catch the water in the pipe, and then un- screw the cap--you'll probably need

a spanner for this job.

Leading the expedition will be director Bradford Washburn of the New England Museum of Natural History, which is sponsoring the trip.

or five healthy children than to breed a family of 20 children."

This was the view the churetunan gave irembers of the Planned

When the water is out, scrape the With the noted-explorer-will-be-his-Parenthood Federation of America.

inside of the pipe thoroughly with a piece of stout wire, bent into * hook.

PREVENTION

By the time you've cleared your stoppage and scraped out, a greasy pipe, you won't feel like doing again if you em help it!

So here's a method of preventing future stoppages, and keeping your pipes thoughly efean.

Do it as a routine job about once a fortnight.

Find the place where your sink pipe has its outlet over the outside illey. Stop this up with a wooden plug or a pad of cloth.

en fill the pipe with really hot water. containing dissolved soda.

Leave it for about ten minutes be- fore releasing the plug and letting the water run out.

W. P. Matthew

By Galbraith

bat the author of that article you just road about. what to do with your spare time-nover raised a family!"

wife,

who made two Alaskan trips with him.

previous fe added that planning in the realm ht parenthood u obligation at oncé sacred and patriotic." Using new war-tested techniques Said Bishop Öxnam: "Religious of transport, supply and equipment leaders who declare that sexual including ski-equipped planes | Intercourse in the married state the group Best will establish a base shall be solely for the purpose of nt 6,000-frict altitude on Muldrow procreation, and who dareignate Glacier, near Wonder Lake, in Mt. all other sexual intercourse as lust, McKinley National Park.

seek to delile one of the most sacred From there the explorers will of human relationships."-Associated proceed on one of the coldest moun-Press. toin climbs on the glube, with dog | teams and, ski-equipped planes in support. Such frozen foods salmon, strawberries and chicken will be dropped to the group by plane for the fest time in history. Borring storms. the 20,300-foot climb

will probably eight weeks, with adequate stops for observations, experiments photography at several levels. Tests of food, clothing and equipment will be made under all conditions.

take about

and

Fraulein Joins

Husband

There are also "This Is China; a

number of films about Czecho- Slovakia, including "Goodbye Yes- terday." The Land is Restored" and The People Govern Themselves,"

"A Glarious Day," an account of the rst ceremonial meeting of the Pro- visional National Assembly; "Ʌ Great Task," dealing with the na- tionalisation of Czecho-Slovakh's

kay -industries-and-banks: "Life- Grows on the Ruins" showing re- construction in the devastated areas of Slovakia, and "Six Years of Zlin," showing an Industrial town during the German ccupation.

France has a number of represen tative flims, Including several about her colonies and a film of great beauty dealing with mountaineering In the Alps. Coming to India, Dis- trict Oncer" gives a picture of the dally tasks and responsibilities of a District Magistrate in Bengal, and "Our Northern Cousins" illustrates the life and customs of the people in a village of the Punjab.

Soviet Youth.

Poland offers a wide selection- In "Along the Oder to the Baltic," consisting of geographical and indus- Fraulein Ruth Marian Meyer, trial shots, to a scientific fm show. 23, and her seven-months-olding a child's hand at work and at daughter. Irene Louise, left play, made under the direction of

famous Polish psychologist, Stuttgart recently for New York some flims of physical training and to join her fiance, ex-Sergeant

spori,

RABBITS AUGMENT William Rosch.

BERLIN FOOD

The rabbit has become the most popular domestle animal in calorie- conscious Berlin, says Associated Press.

The lowly "kaninchen" serves a double purpose-he provides not only food bit fur for conts and hats. And he's easy to feed ch such things as potato peelings, vegetable waste and hay.

That's why today thousands of amateur breeders in Berlin are keeping rabbits on balconies and in celtirs, s well as in bockyard warrens. In addition, there are 350 ecmmercial rabbit breeders isso ciations.

DAVIS CUP COMMITTEE

The Beltish Lawn Tennis Associa

anci

NOW

SHOWING

3

KINGS

At 2.30, 5.10,

7.15 & 9.15 p.m.

TECHNICOLOR!

And Now.... The Son of Robin Hoodt COLUMBIA PICTURES

presents

CORNEL WILDE

•T•PA Sung, to Remember

The BANDIT of SHERWOOD FOREST

Anila

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Edgar LOUISE ESMOND. BUCHANAN

Screenplay by Wild H. Patuli and Melvin Lery

Directed by GEORGE SHERMAN and HENAY LEVIN

Jaminan Produced by LEONARO 5. FICKER and CLIFFORD SANFORTH

ADDED!

COMING

SOON

TO-DAY

ONLY

Latest British Paramount News!

Stewart GRANGER

Phyllis CALVERT

"THE MAGIC BOW"

QUEEN'S

At 2.30, 5.15,

7.15 & 9.15 p.m.

DRAMATIC POWER SUPREMEI More stirring, more exciting than flètion?

Alganda

Falatinat RUSSELL KNOX ..

•

SISTER KANNY

*** DEAN JAGGER PHILIP MERIVALE BEULAH BONDI - CHARLES DINGLE

Produced and Directed by DUDLEY MICHOLS

TO-MORROW

THE STORY THEY SAID COULD NOT BE TOLD!

DOROTHY MCGUIRE GEORGE BRENT - ETHEL BARRYMORE

The Spiral Staircase

KEHT SMITH. HONDA FLEMING GORDON OLIVER - ELJA LANCHESTER A DOKI ACHARY PRODUCTION Dired by ROBEEF SIODMAK · Beroes Flecko MET Deact) - Based on kit idorai “Jana Meal Mall” by TIMEL UPLA WSATİ

ORIENTAL

SHOWING TO-DAY:

2.30-5.15-7.15-9.15 P.M.

It's the PICTURE with YVONNE DĚCARLO....the American Beauty selected from 20,000 to portray "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World"!

with

YVONNE DECARLO

ROD CAMERON DAVID BRUCE

WALTER SLEZAK

ALBERT DENKER

The US.S.R. also offers a number of interesting documentarles, cluding "Bern of Storms,"

KATSORIE RAMEAD

in-

-J. EDWARD BEQMIERČ

ABNER BERMAR

an

the

Fraulein Meyer is t1:0 first German flancee to take American-Inthered child to United States.

She said her "greatest wish now is to be a good housewife for my 1 and to prepare edible meals

Gim about the young people of Russing giving glimpses of all aspects of their

fe and work and pupils at the Tschaikovsky Conser- study of young vatoire of Musle in Moscow at their lessons and exhibition concerts,

"The Bridge," showing reconstrue- "Although I loved my Bill very ten in Yugo-Slavin, has been based dearly, I sometimes doubted he on a story written by the British would marry me," the tall blonde author Arthur Calder Marshall. confessed. When he went back to Amerlen, I was afraid that he would forget me.

for

It was rather a hurd time for me. especially when I was pregnant, But now all our wishes have come true."

The child was born last August, while Bill was still in Germany, says United Press.

ADDITIONAL SPEEDWAYS

Britain's speedway, racing tracks are now preparing for, the impending start of the 1947 season. This type of racing is now one of the most popular British sports, and the 1846

nt-

on

flon has formed a committee for the reason was the best in the history munagement of the European zone of the game. Every meeting of the Davis Cup competillon. Its tracted immense crowds and members are, F. T. Stowe (chair-many occasions thousands of would- man), F. R. Leighton-Crawford and Le spectators had to be turned away, E. R. Avory.

from the crowded stadia,

First round is to be completed on ar before May 6; second round by May 20; third round June 3 seml- finals by June 17 and the final by July, 15.

The British hard court champion- ships are to take place at Bourne- mouth from April 28 to May 3.

Speedway promoters are hoping that the coming season will prove the cinder sport more popular than ever, and to help accommodate the thousands who want to watch speed- way, and are at present unable to 13 new tracks have been granted Ilcences to operate,

Rupert & the New Pal-11

at the

The blackamah tooks damage to the garden trolley. Then he takes off the axle and finds that there is no need to use the large. Using his great strength, he straightena it against his knee. Meanwhile Rupert and Bill sit down and rest on a packing case. **This in a bit of fuck!" says the file bear happily, "lin' hence.. friendly man!" cries Bill. Altera while the blacksmith brings back the trolley and declares it in cero stronger than belore. After thanking. him. Rupert and Bill take it away. ÁLL RIGHTS RESERVED.

WINNIE FLAYS SOCIALISTS

WALTER "WANGER PIN

SALOME

Where She Danced

in TECHNICOLOR

PHILIPPINES TO.... TAKE CENSUS

The Philippines Government. cx- pecta'tỏ take a patien-wide populo- tion census this spring with the ald of the lalumis 30,000 school teachers..

Winston Churchill des. cribes the British people as "ead and disillusioned," and attri-

Officials say the project should ro- buted it to "the hollowness of veil the extent of war damage and Socialist pretensions, the fal-the present condition of the Republic. lacies of their. (the Labour The United States census baroau Government's) doctrines and the 1930, says Associated Press.

took the last. Philippines census in incapacity of their manage- ment."

In a letter to a Conservative can- dilate for Parliament, Churchill said the Government's "whole condurt has been to balle, obstruct anul exasperato Industry," with "no sign of having any plan or policy to simulato pro- duction,"

More Americans

Learn Russian

Twenty percent more Americans are studying the Russian langungo { now than at this time in 1940, mc- cording to Dr Arthur P. Coleman, Assistant Professor of East Euro- nity.

He said the Conservative Party pean Languages at Columbia Univer offers "an orderly process of recon-

struction"

and progress towards He numbers at 30,000 the Amnezi "that property-owning" ' democracy | Can students in Russian language without which individua! freedom courses,' and says 38 per cent more cannot be enjoyed by the maes of American colleges and universities

are offering such courses this year- the people."

Associated Press.

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