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BEAUTY ARTS

By LOIS LEEDS

Posed for Lois Leeds,

Try your skill in making them yourself. BEAUTY FORMULAS

Honey Mank. Pat honey on the skin.

Allow it to remain for four minuter. KUCH

Remove excess with tis Then remove the remainder with a good quality witch hazel, Now pat on the white of an ear and leave on for five minutes. Remove

with lukewarm water.

ER. well beaten; one-half cup of fullers earth, five drops tincture of benzoin and one ounce orange flower water.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1947.

Welsh Newsletter:

MINERS ARE PROUD OF

THEIR BRASS BAND By J, C. Griffier.

Jones

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The miners of Pare and. Dare collieries (Cwmpare, Rhondda), are proud of their brass band. It is over years since the band was first formed, and in that period it has blown itself to fame not only in Wales but beyond the Border as well. For the second year in succession these miner musicians have won the top-class champion- ship in the Welsh national brass bands' contest.

At Cardiff recently they won by a comfortable margin of 10 points, gaining 190 out of possible 200 against all their keenest rivals, including their oldest challengers Gwaun-che- Gurwen.

Jap Women Prefer Tall Men

Allied occupation has given the Japanese a new constitution Bicach for Sallow Skins, One promising a free way of life tablespoonful almond meal, two and a longing for tall husbands tablespoonfuls of strong peroxide, two tablespoonfuls ripe lemon juice, and wives, according to a corres- four tablespoonfuls orange flower pondent of the American Army water, ten drops tincture of benzoln.newspaper, Star and Stripes. For Silf Joints. Two tablespoon- Mix all ingredients together well or fuls of wintergreen, two lablespoon- fuls of oil of sassafras, four table-have your druggist mix them for you. Spread quickly over face and spoonfuls of camphorated oll, one-

neck (and arms if you wish) and half pint of witch hazel.

leave on for 15 minutes. Use only Remove once a week, not oftener. with warm water, then douse your face in cold water.

ounces

of

of

Powder Base. Eight witch hazel, one-half tesspoon glycerine, one-half teaspoon Boric Acid, Mix well.

Astringent Pack. Into two heap- ing tenspoonfuls of knalin, pour enough witch hazel to make a paste the consistency of whipped creani Spread over the face and neck and allow to dry. Remove with warni water, then splash with chilled witch hazel.

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For Enlarged Pores. teaspoonful of boric acid and one ounce of witch hazel.

Skin Softener. One pint of witch hazel, one teaspoonful of barle acid. Add powdered milk sufficient make a paste.

to

Fullers Earth Egg Pack. This pack is good for all skin conditions, other than a blemished sitin. Mix ingre- dients thoroughly and apply the i mixture to your face. Allow to remain on the face for ten minutes, One then remove with cool water.

Minuti Dilakeyo

GABRIELLE

The loveliest thing in hats is the Hyacinth Idea-a tiny roller, tip- -ped and topped with a single sprig of Hyacinth and yote sprayed with Hyacinth perfume: It all goes to your head!

SIDE GLANCES

DRAPE MAKES IT TWO-WAY DRESS

A two-way dress that does for cocktails or dinner. Virginia has sketched this pale blue frock from the Robert Fremantle col- fection. Its décolleté back in

cowl. softened by a

And a delachable drape of the same material, fastening above one hip and falling away diagonally 10 the other side, converts the short frock Into a full-length dinner dress.

By

He says that towering six-foot

made Allied soldiers have

the Japanese discontented with any old five-by-Ove male or female.

Next November, Wales will be In the pil-British represented. bands final contest at the Albert Hall, London, by Pare and Dare, and the Welsh runners-up, Melin- grifth Works (Cardiff).

Hundreds of supporters come to cheer the Rhondda men to victory. Every worker in the three Cwmparo pits voluntarily subscribes a half- penny a a week towards buying the bandsmen's uniforma, music sheets, and paying band expenses. Haydn

the bandmaster for 18 years

was third cornet player in the when he was 14 years old pit-boy. He has had tempting offers to tran- for his services_to_rival organisa- tion, but once a Rhondda man, always a Rhondda bandıman” ho Bays loyally.

There are two schoolboy players One of them, In the present band.

Harry Nash, aged 15, of Treorchy has been awarded a Royal Academy most of Music scholarship as the

Instrumentalist promising of the year. He plays a trombone in band contest, but is an all-round

musician.

British

Hope For State Industry' There is new hope for the lan- North Ruishing state industry of

Hibberd of Glasgow Wales. Dr

expert University, lending British on mining and quarrying, is to sur- Welsh problems of the vey the This yearning for human sky-quarries on behalf of the Govern scrapers has complicated the Job ment He will begin his probe next of Mrs Nato to, of the National month. Marriage Consullation Bureau Tokyo, whose job is to select selen- tifically suitable mates for matri- monially-bent Japanese men and

Women.

in

The 42-year-old marriage expert, who has successfully matched over 180 couples during the past four years, reports that the Japanese male has added other speelfications side stature in his search for a wife.

where

re-

DUMB-BELLS

REGISTERED US PATENT OFF

NOW, JUNIOR, LET GRANDPOP TELL YOU ABOUT THE TIME HE WAS EATEN BY CANNIBALS!

U.S. Spring

Sowing

Disrupted

A cold spring has seriously hampered the sowing of such vital grains as corn, oats and barley, Washington officials re- ported last week, and has delay- ed the planting of soybeans, un Important source of scarce food fats.

lo The result, they contend, is emphasise President Truman's re- quest that

for Congress continue another year the government's au- thority to control the export of

scheduled scarce foods, at present to expire on June 30.

Otherwise, the officials say, the United States might see its supplies raided by foreign buyers, causing new shortages and higher prices.

TOUTU

His chief task will be to ascertain the mechanical and electrical power needs of the Industry, and necessary to devise new types of equipment to restore production In out-of-dale quarries. Dr Hibberd will also consult quarry owners and Under existing controla, the representatives of the worker

to Agriculture Department allocates explore possibilities of co-operative supplies of scarce foods among the action to revive tho smaller foreign areas. The latter can ship

out of the United States no be quarries closed down or only work-

Ing intermittently since the war. than is allocated to them. The

Works officials Ministry of Want Nice Figures

commend a scheme which has been allocation plan reserves for the U.S. supplies deemed by the Department to be, adequate. But should Con- "During the war, men were seck-successfully applied in Scotland to

gress fall to extend this authority to ing younger women with beautiful re-open derelict quarries. The idea

-control exports, foreign. countries faces," declared Mrs Sato, "Today, is that Welsh firms should combine

would censo to buy until they want- they ask for older women who have to form a Merget Company, owners

of their nice figures and who know how to putting up some capital which can ed-within the limits

Government ability to pay for it, and the avail- dress well. They need not

have be augmented by the

for reconstruction purposes. There

ability of transportation. facial beauty."

a big demand for is likely to be Japanese men also react favour roofing slates for many years, and quarries could recapture ably to women who have some kind Welsh

were trade if they of housing experience and are still their lost

machinery "gentle and quiet." On the other equipped with modern hand,

production nuptially-minded Japanese and adopted the intest damsels have not changed their war-methods," time, idens very much, except that they desire taller husbands.

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half

Inbour Only

the prewar force is now engaged in the Indus- The Marriage Consultation try. Ex-quarry workers and new Bureau, under the Japanese Wel-recrulls are not prepared to work fare Ministry, is without British or in the industry because they. American counterpart. Lonely they can get better pay and work- males and females apply for life- ing conditions in other jobs. There is also fear of contracting cheat or time companions as simply as оп average Westerner applies for the lung trouble from working in dust, purchase of a new radio on the in- stalment plan, adds the Stars and Stripes correspondent. Reuter.

MESSERSCHMITT MAY WORK IN

UNITED STATES

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Medical experts are now making Into quarry scientific researches dust problems and dust-suppression measures similar to those suc fully applied in coal-mines are like- ly to be introduced shortly, A new deal is promised for the Industry and traditional slate-producing dis- tricts like Blaenau Ffestiniog and Nantlle can take new heart.

Harp Music

A harp-traditional musical Instrument of Wales is a dimeult thing to acquire now, either new, or The price of harps has Becondhand.

Willy Messerschmitt, Ger- rocketed like the price of houses, and many's top plane designer, hopes harpstrings are even

dearer than There is not a single craftsman making, harps

to go to the United States soon the instruments.

to work on planes propelled by Wales. In fact only one harp-maker atomic energy.

Messerschmitt, who received

survives in the whole of Britain-Mr George Morley of London,

En All the now harps used in Wales

invitation from Americans about were made in France, and these are

two months ago, is awaiting now for more details of the offer.

Galbraith he said.

folks ride people? I wish there was a pirate or isha family so I could tell the kids about "em!!

pedal harps not the old triple- "I am allowed to work indepen-tinged instrument which was the type. Yet harp original Welsh dently I will most certainly pecept" music is still popular in Wales, not only at the Elsteddfod and other He thinks it is highly possible to big festivals but also at village and propel planes by atomic energy by family gatherings, storing the energy in batteries. He

said some research along such lines

had

There are probably over 100 ex- pert young harpists performing been done in Germany, and regularly in public, and in the rural

i

Feed for Livostock

Unrestricted foreign buying would ba concentraled, largely on grain, particularly wheat and corn. With cereals this year's world crop of

short expected to continue to fall

of demands, overseas buying could deplete the supplies of wheat for American consumption. Further- more, America's livestock produc- tion programme could be disrupt-

ed.

·

Many European countries are on- xious to expand their production of livestock but are hampered by shortages of feed grans."

The prospect would be less un

States favourable it the United were assured of large crops of corn;

other soybeans, oats and

grains from which livestock feeds are ob- tained.

Farmers may eventually get large corn and acreages of

auybeans planted but there is the danger that an early frost will damage theso crups before they mature.

The officials explain that should favourably, the harvests turn out

help llie United, Statea could still

with ferds presa the shortage through the allocations Associated Press.

system.

OF

MEETING

BRITISH ASSOCIATION

The annual meetings of

the

that he would like to help to make counties of Merleneth and Caernar British Association for the Ad-

it practical,

Before he can go, however, Mes serschmitt would have to be

von there are harp choirs--teams

going on their of players who can keep a concert vancement of Science, which

own. The number

war,

were interrupted by the

exonerated by a German denazif- of young students learning to pwill be resumed with the first

cation court before which he

awaiting trial on a charge of join ing the Nazi Party in 1939,

Thought It Was Silly

performers.

is also increasing-but, and here's the rub, they have to borrow a horp before they can aspire to be public full meeting since 1939 which is to be held in Dundee, Scotland, Welsh musicians and industrialists from August, 27 to September have been discussing the possibill- Forty-nine-year old Messer-ties of making harps in Wales| 34 |

who developed jet- creating a new Industry out of an propelled planes for the Luftwaffe old tradition. But the before the Allies began producing would have to be trained Ant-in them, recalled with a chuckle that London, or Paris, he had a hard time selling the idea

schmitt,

to the Nazis.

Cardiff Promoted

crafismen

the

"I completed research of jet · Cardiff City have won promotion propulsion about 1939 and in 1941 to the Second Division, with a good had one model plane ready." he margin of points to spare and ap said. "Field Marshal Erhard Milch, unassailable goal average at Chief of German aircraft produc end. Even their closest challen tlon,thought it was silly, Hogers, Queen's Park Rangers, had to told me, 'Such

Such a plane is

much too admit that the Welsh side was the fast. Stop working on such a non-most consistent in the trade.

Cardiff's defensive record of only sense and produce all the fighters you can. Do you know we are 28 goals conceded in 40 matches fighting a war?

was the season's, "best" in all' divi- sions. The club's success is all the "But I continued working on midre noteworthy because all the them and in 1943. Anally managed playera except two are local pre-

to sell Milch on the Idda. By that cust

Bood

Keynote of this first postwar sc slon will be "Swords Into Plough- shores

or Science. In War and the Pence." This will emphasise positive, contribution of selence to human progress.

The programmo. of addresses, lec- tures and papers will include, non- technical communications review. ing the achievements of science in war and its possibilities in peace, and there! will also be discussion on: a wide-: rante of general and special subjects of topical interest and importance to scientists and laymen alike.

TO-DAY

ONLY

QUEEN S

At. 2.30, 5.15,

-7.15 & 9.15;P.M.

IT'S THE PAN-AMERICAN MUSICAL SUPER-SHOWI Love in the Latin Manneri Songs with a Samba - Beat! Senoritas Spectaclel Stars,

Brevail

-irring

TITO GUIZAR VIRGINIA BRUCE Fett EDWARD EVERETT HORTONA ROBERT LIVINGSTON - VELOZ & YOLANDA

FORTUNIO BONANOVA

and RDY ROGERS

(-King of the Cowboys")

* guest clue

SONGS.

REPUBLIE MIRET

OPENS TO-MORROW

Hoart-deep in LOVE........Knce doop in TROUBLES!

· JOAN FONTAINE

From This Day Forward”“”“

win MARK STEVENS ROSEMARY.DėCAMP. HENRY MORGAN WALLY BROWN-ARLINE JUDGE

ORIENTAL

COMMENCING TO-DAY: 2.30—5.20—7.2019.20 P.M. LATIN

LUSCIOUS LOADED WITH LAUGHS ....PACKED WITH TALENT AND ENTERTAINMENT!

SHOWING

TO-DAY

storring

EVELYN KEYES KEENAN HYNN

ANH HOLLER ALLYN JOSLYN

~COLUMBIA PICTURES perARBEL

THE THRILL OF BRAZIL

MAJESTIC

ENRIC MADEIGUERA and "HIS ORCHESTRA

At 2.30, 5.20.

7.20 G9.20 p.m.

Lana TURNER * John GARFIELD

In

"The Postman Always Rings Twice”

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture

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Typical subjects to be Covered These

and illustrating the wide variety of *** "sclentine study within the scope Fot

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Boys Fly

To School

Lunsford, Jr. nine, and his brother Richard, six.... They fly, to school.

mother,

Every morning, AL

time it was too late to do much There is overy prospect of the the British Association are: Solls

agents team, which no doubt will be

Sarah Lunsford; u bundles - them Inte and Health Insecticides," "Folk

the family ornall yellow plase" and Messerschmilt sold

ferrics them over the ridge to school,“ about

800 361

fel-propelled *** planes, Ings of seasoned players, doing well

1. Zoology} ** In the muddy - heart of Cobb Ave miles away Euclip aftertiban, which were used against Allied in the higher grade next season. Primitive Religion, bombers in 1944, but many were "Back to the First 1 Division in re- - Froblems," "The Mechanisation" of who are never late to school regard- the school yard, "and" ploks up! her destroyed by bombs before they sord time" is the motto at Ninian Colleries," and "Aviation" Physio»: less of the condition of rutted, deep- passongors › for "ever got into the air-United Press. - Park now.

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mudded roads. They are Gordon United Press Checks

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