1947-05-19 — Page 3

Women

This Space Every Day

BEAUTY ARTS

By LOIS LEEDS

Posed for Lois Leeds

Let candlelight give that glow to your first post-wedding entertain.

ment

.

light

"DEAR LOIS LEEDS"

"Dear Lois Leeds-I have blonde hair but it in dry and thin. Do tell me what to do about this! -MAY 1"

Your scalp must be "loosened." your circulation improved by deep fingertip massage. Choose a guod ointment for dry hair (there

sorne

arc

prepared especially for Blonde). Shampoo every week and use hot oll once every ten days. Irt of brisk brushing and you will soon see improvement

"Dear Lois Leeds-1 am giving my drat party at home since uur honey- Moonl We can't spend money on a .big affair. Please make suggestions.

-NELL and TED."

Why not have a buffet supper? The guests will have fuh selecting sand- wich Allings and heaping their own

Minite Mckenzo

GABRIELLE

Increase finger beauty and lesarn stocking snaga! Brittle nails are a serious risk to bat.. Work in gen- eras amount of cream at the user Bud rides of the nulls' each night. Removal of the pollsh is not necessary if the "moons" are not Incquered. Give the nail-bases, around the "moong", special mas. Fage and extra amounts of the ereum. Protect your linen by wear. ing toore cotton gloves while you khop.

SIDE GLANCES

plates with your best enoking efforts, Creamed chicken, hot rolls, salad, cream cheese filling in a big bowl, cold cuts, cheese fondue-all of these things will be just right, Decorate your table with your best china and glass and use tall, white invern tapers. Women love candlelight and they look prettier in the soft glow. Wear your prettiest inakcup and your most attractive dress,

"Dear Lots Leeds-Is a short even- ing dress good style for a hotel dinner dance?-NETTIE J.”

Yes, very smart! And wear a tiny evening hat for that extra chic touch.

"Dear Lois Leeds-Should I wear a white dress for my graduation or could it be pastel?--SUE."

White is the accepted rolour for graduation dreasen but your school should be consulted. If you wear a enp and gown you might be allowed to wear a pastel dress.

"Dear Lois LeedI am six feel wil. Should I even dream of being | a model?-B. G. G."

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1947.

Tall, Fiery-worded

Massali

Hadj Wants

Algerian Autonomy

By ALDERT BREUGNOT

(United Press Staff Correspondent)

Algiers, May 18.

"One hundred and sixteen years ago the French took our land from us by bloodshed. We have to shed more blood to take it back." Such are the words of a tall, bearded Mohammedan, Messali Hadj. fiery leader of the Algerian independence move- inent.

Such are the sentiments which; mouthed by Hadj or ather North African political leaders, keep French colonial administrators uneasy and on edge. With the French ter- ritories overseas, from Hanoi to Algiers, aflame with the desire for independence, the French Government can ill afford at this crucial time to let the conflagration spread to the nearest and perhaps most valuable oversens possession, North Africa.

DUMBBELLS

OH, DOESNT

IT HURT THE POOR

FISH?

IPAMENT OFFICE

NO! HE MUST LIKE IT, SEE HIM WAGGING HIS TAIL

AMERICANS

PREFER

AIR TRAVEL

While civil flying is making Messall Hadj may one day be in triumph from French Equatorial unprecedented the

progress in successor to Abd el Krim, Africa to resume his rabble-rousing.U.S.A., the shipbuilding in. who in the 1920's stond off the rented white villa on a hillside out-dustry there is declining rapidly. Since then he has been living in French for years as the leader side Algiers, in the town of Bouzeren. it is reported. of the unsuccessful Riff revolt He has been refused permission to in Morocco. He also may not, speak in large citica since the war, for he shares leadership of the but stumps the rugged countryside Algerian autonomous move-gion known as La Kabylie, where

supervision is tenuous. ment with Fernat Abbas, who proclaims much the same ideas as Had with a slightly less bloodthirsty accent.

thic

Messall Hadj

wants on Algerian Republic first and then a popular choice whether to remain in French Union. Abbas would agree in advance to stay in the Union in return for Algerian independence.

Had was first heard of when he started an Algerian newspaper, North African

Star, In

The self-styled Algerlan Messiah has adopted a number of different tactics. He dressca in European or in Arab fashion, depending upon his audience. But his goal remains the Aliteria. same complete Independence for

Withoul question America is the world's most airminded nation. The map of the routes over which fres quent regular services fly-hourls in some cases-looks more like a rail- way map.

Hundreds of aircraft are used on non-scheduled routes. Furniture re- inovers use freighters for long dis- tance work, undertakers even carry coffins by air.

Thousands of private aircraft are, in use.

When Frenchs Minister of the In- terior Edouard Depreux visited Al- xeris, Hadi wrote home an open let-tion problems, and some hard words

But Americn is not without avla- ;

have been said about fnadequate equipment al US airports.

Lights scrocned'

ter. He said:

Claims Was Misrepresented the

"The Algerian problem con 1920. In milltary train-

only be solved in one way, by giving the

1930, after serving his mind at the people the right to decide what they have been investigaling nir safely

much for the arrested for

to

ing, he went to Paris, Sorbonne and joined the Communist Party. He later quit the party but did not quit Algerian politics.

In 1934 his activities became too and he was French soventrary

He was again sought two years later on the same charge, but ded Belgium

to could be arrested. Fardoned by the Blum Popular Front Government, he returned to political life in Algeria, where he was again promptly arres!- ed and sent to prison.

sal

Want. As a result of this move, I am sure the people will cinim the right to give themselves a sovereign national assembly elected by univer- political

direct suffrage, reflecting

every opinion.

that the assembly can decide whether or not to remain inside the French Union."

Despite before ho

Findj's

di's reported flerce aversion to France, he himself says he has been misrepresented. He

a reporter C wold a

"I favour

League but It is

not enough for Algeria. When we triumph and win independence, we will not build a Chinese Wall around That was in 1937. The specific

our country. If Algeria should have charge was that Had] hud founded need of money or material assistance

1. Messull and nurtured the Algerian People's, ask France to help ot hesitate to

Hadj. would

But when Had) shouts his ideng 10 his fanutie followers, when he points

Clandestine Activity:

Porty (PPA) which advocated the Violent expulsion of the French. When Hadj was arrested the party

the

us.'

Why not? Some of this Glamour was officially dissolved, but it return-his index finger menacingly toword models and showgirls

ed to

to clandestine activity with his the sky in the salute of the PPA, height.

release in 1939.

your

THE OIL-CAN

SEASON

IN you haven't always done

so, it's a good idea during this damp season to go round your house with an oil-can.

If you don't, when you come to do your cleaning you

may

find all sorts of things rusted

The climax to this long series sentences was

of

Frenchi authorities are. for from

agreement with him. They are do-

a 15-year term at harding their best to keep Hadj out of the labour imposed in 1941 for political political limelight. activities, This was commuted to caforced residence in a variety out-of-the-way places, and rescinded entirely in 1940 when Had) returned

Industries In

Indonesia

of

The Indonesian Government

is determined

to purchase

BOMBING OF

ROTTERDAM

DUTCH WANT WAR CRIMES TRIAL

A Congressional Committee who have been told that at many com mercial airports the runway lights are screened by grass or arc not bright enough.

A Senate Committee investigating along similar lines, were told that "expense" had prevented the Civil Aeronautics Administration nccept- ing the offer of surplus Navy and Army GCA radar equipment.

The American civil aviation au- thorities favour another form of blind-landing aid, known as ILS.

But the committee were told that manufacturers were "more Interested in making refrigerators and house- hold appilances than ILS receivers.

Wants Taiwan Co-operation

Taipei, May 18.

Dr Wei Tao-ming, Governor of Taiwan, at a welcome party yesterday appealed to the people of Taiwan to co-operate with the Central Government to ad- vance the welfare of the Tri- wanese, who have been always considered as a part of the Chinese people.

He said the large-scale smuggling activities between Taiwan and the mainland have Inevitably forced up the commodity prices to the de- The Dutch have made detriment of the people, and asked the Dutch industries and factories mand: opposed by some Allied Taiwanese-to-help-and--co-operate in Indonesian territory which officials in London, that interna- any subversive action that may in every way possible to eliminate are vital to its existence, Mrtional war crimes trials be held jeopardise the economy of the pro- Siauw

Glok Tjhan, Chinese for the destruction of member

Rotter- vince. of the Indonesian, dam.

The Governor also proclaimed the Socialist Party, who was one of Objections raised in London were If you can manage it, use a little the Indonesian delegates to the based on a theory, that the simple the island. He

abolition of martial law throughout asserted that there I parafin to wash any metal parts that Inter-Asian talks at New Delhi. bombings of cities regardless of how are a small number of people who

up.

Always wipe away dirt and dust before you start olling..

are heavily clogged.

Wipe this nway before putting oil on them,

Don't splash too much oil on. And if there's any surplus when you've done your lubricating, wipe it away, Otherwise it will just collect dirt and start fresh trouble.

When you're tackling locks and hinges, use a fine brush or a feather to apply the oil. Then you'll make sure you've reached every cronny,

COPE, 1947 KY NEA SERVICE, INC. 1. M. REG, U, B. PAT, QFP, MAMA Have

By Galbraith

QUIET

you a good book on psychology? want to find

out what's the matter with my parental"

told the Straits Times when he passed through his return trio.

Singapore on

He suid that the Indonesian Government was interested In auch public services owned by the Dutch as railways and electric plants, gus works and factories, and was ready to fix prices for these.

He described the continued Dutch blockade of Java as "a destructive and cruel blew to world economy, since the world needs rubber and lea which could not be exported from Java."

Mr Siauw represents the Chinese community of Indonesia in the Indo- nesian Parliament.-Reuter.

HCL INDEX TO BE RESTORED

Shanghal, May 18. Shunghal's white collar workers

the

will henceforth receive their month ly salaries calculated without any discounts in accordance with monthly living Index, which will be reinstituted by the City Government this month,

th, according to Mr Wu Kai- hafell, Municipal. Social Affairs Commissioner,

for

Commissioner Wu said that wages productive workers wil be cpl- culated on the basis of the

current month's living index instead of the previous month's as practised in the bast in most local cotton mills.

Furthermore, overtime work will be paid, serving as an encourage- ment and reward to industrious and skilled workers-Central News.,

the

still retain their arms after savage they are, do not constitute wat crimes as such.

tragic February 28 Incident, and ask- Although this is an issue that has ed them to give up their weapons been

argued on high official levels in the name of law and order.-Cen- several times, continues to arise tral News, because of the persistency of the Netherlands, but whether any Allled-supported trials will result is KING'S KITCHEN Yugo-Slavin already has convicted NOW A THEATRE

matter still open to conjecture.

German

and executed German Colonel- General Alexander Lothr for the

The King's old basement kitchen destruction of Belgrade.

is now a part of the headquarters of Some Anglo-American authorities film company, and motion pictures consider themselves placed in a dif-will be shown where once maids and lcult situation by the Dutch demand, butlers scurried to prepare the royal since Allied alr fleets visited meals. tremendous destruction on

No. 145 Piccadilly, where the King cities by bombing, Although the

and Queen, as the Duke and Duchess Allfed planes sought military tar- of York, lived for 10 years, was gets, widespread damage was done demolished by a bomb during the because of the vast scope of the war. Only the huge basement and cellors now remain, and these will It also is shown that the French be turned into a private motion plc- crippled The University city of ture theatro onda restaurant to Freiburg in $ reprisal raid, and serve the headquarters of Sir Allled planes smashed Dresden and Alexander Korda's new offices the old walled city of Nuremberg London Flim with no military targets involved. which will be housed in Nos. 144 and Produc!ions, Ltd.,

raids.

Associated Press.

146 adjoining.-Associated Press.

LONG TERM AGAIN FOR

'JIM THE JUMPER'

"Jim the Jumper," ex-public schoolboy and ticket of

- lenye convict, the man with a perfect taste in other people's luggage and a headache to every railway company in Britain, again went to penal servitude for four years the other day.

for

His real name is John James, through the luggage vans, selecting INTERNATIONAL Sewell, but it was under the the best set of cases he could find..

EISTEDDFOD

alins of John Wingfield, aged 46,

Flat In Belgravia that he was convicted of bis

When the train stopped, ha Just called a porler, indicated habitual offence of stealing lug-

Ute luggage concerned, instruct- gage in transft on the railway. ed the porter to-tako li to a taxi.

He admitted stealing luggage and and drove away with ligg property in it to the value of £2,000. His activities were so profitable first international musical Among his plunder were the bags that he had's fint in Belgravia, Lon

Visitors to Llangollen, Wales, this summer will hear

polylingual medley of volees when Italian and Dutch choirs chant in Welsh,

The

Eisteddfod over held in Llangollen of Mr Charles Penke, Brittah Am-don, where he was knoour avere un

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Denmark Plans "Tipping" Service

Directed by Louis King A Paramount Picture

.A State tipping service is planned in Denmark by the Finance Minister (Mr Thorkil Kristensen),(10,159

He has introduced in the Folkets

duct a forecasting service of winners of sportsavente, especially football

to win i

The State will, subscribe 70 per cent of the capital. The service will not operate on horse or bicycle races. The State will receive:20 per cent

my sound more like Greek to bassador to Yuga-Slavia-bags pro Sewell, but his nalghbours were them.

minently marked, "On "the Many European and several of his Britanie Majesty, service avare that he was on, lloence from

a four-year sentence American cholms have already, sigh- Jim's methods were simple and stealing.

for luggage ed agreements to take part in this always the same. He would take a "He likes a soft ifte and hasn't the traditional competitive gathering ticket on a long-distance frain to courage to stand up to hard working (House of Parlament) Bill cent of the proflis. Other share- of the gross receipts, plus 15 per Pot poets and minstrels Associated the first stop.

Press;

Scotland Yard detective told the to establish a company with a capital holders will be guaranteed à six per During the

Journey

of a quarter million kroner 'to con- cent dividend.

would walk judge.