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BEAUTY ARTS

By LOIS LEEDS

Posed for Loir Leeds.

Have you Problem Halr? Then read what Lois Leed Raya!

PROBLEM HAIR

The Egg Shampoo treatinent does wonders in improving Problem Hair. Add one whole egg to a Miluted so tutes of liquid soapless shampoo then brush your head briskly and wrup hot towels, turban-wise, about your head. Leave on for about fif- teen minutes. Remove the towels

and massage the sent Wrap in hot towels again for a few minutes, then give the sealt another fingerlip mas- sage.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1947. --

Anthropological Find

In Mexico Throws New Light On Modern Man

BY PAUL F: ELLIS

Anthropologists have new evidence today that man, as he is now known, lived on the North Ameri- can continent at least 10,000 years ago.

This new evidence is part of a human skeleton, now being inspected at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City. It was dug up near the village of Tepexpun, Mexico, on February 22 and caused a stir among those seeking traces of early man in America.

Social Security Costs

Writing in the magazine Science, Dr Franz Weidenreich,

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anthropologist of the staff of THEY HAD

the American Museum of Natural History, agreed with

other scientists that the Tepex- A BLACK

pan man probably lived at the end of the Pleistocene age. or glacial period.

That would be 10,000, perhaps 15,000, years ago.

The average American would The Tepexpan man was discovered have to contribute nine percent

by Dr Helmut de Terra, of New York, after #search of about two of his total income for social

years. He finally succeeded with security if the United States the help of Dr Hans Lundsberg, adopted the British cradle-to-Toronto, famous geophysicist, who Used electrical devices--p modern grave plan, an economist said.

divining rod-ta locale the spot

the ancient Ingsits. were where buried.

No Clues

writing in de Terra, also Science, said:

"Without this geophysical survey, the foss could pot have been located, since the ground offered no clues other than the presence several mammoth remains,"

for

the

DI

De Benesliet Mayers, who conduct- If you have been having your haired a study of British social security bleached or dyed, think well before for the Research Council you decide to discontinue, The Economie Security, said that growing-out stage is hard to inke

British plan would cast the Unked but you can wenn a wrapped tur an until the natural colour returns. States nine percent of Rs income. national in- is a wise nove to let your hairming

come of $140,000,000,000.

natural."

And if

an average

This compares with two percent of the nation: income now being spent for social seruelty, including publie assistance,

WEDDING

The bride wore a blue taffeta gown, in which she had been voted the most beautiful girl at her junior prom.

The rabbi leaned over her casket, placed a gold wedding band on her right Anger and pronounced married. The rabbl was an Albany

her

(New York) law school classmate of the bridegroom, who lay in the other casket.

The "block wedding," an ancient borrowed from Europe, custom united Johanne Wohl, 20, of Albany, and Norman Saltzburg, 25, of Utien, who were killed in an automobile

Rabbi of neeldent.

Reuben Slonim performed the ceremony at a funeral He said that to his knowledge it home before the bodies of the couple was the first time a geuphysic ite-were buried side by side. vice had been useil, In the search for early min

The engagement of the pair was to have been announced formally on

the day of their death.

So, condition your hair. you allow your hair to grow out in its natural colour, don't forget that a new set of makeup shades will be required for your new "natural"

who Mayers. tair. For the same reason that the

gained Arst-hand

Dr de Terra dug up a large part art woman would never buy knowledge of British social security

in of the hat which did not become her, she while living England, first of the skeleton, including kneecaps,

The marriage ceremony, requested would never choose a coiffure which analysed the British cost in pounds collar bones, wrists, anger bones and by the parents of both victims, is does not enhance her face.

"an old sentimental, romantic custom D5 sterling, multiplied the total by. three part of the skull with teeth.

n

The skeleton is the oldest ever

-Rabbi Sioning free might make more lovely an to account for population differen-

dug up in North America, and of eastern Europe," converted

ald. Fortunate-tals, and finally

the already pretty picture!

probably the oldest ever found in At this wedding. I read the wilt pounds into dollars.

the Western Hemisphere. He used three different values for

ot marriage, but not in its complete Weidenreich sald that Che

he explained. "I read the pound-$4, $5.50 and $7-10 allow

"general character of the bones in- form," for dollar differences in actual boy-dicates that the individual belongs sections pertaining to the creation of obligation of the ing power. Thus Mayers arrived at

to the recent human type," known three different totals for the British

as Homo Sapiens-or man as he is Jewish man and wife, but I omitted

references to joy." plan as applied to the United States, known today.

Next, WA

the hair with luke warm water and use half shuropos solution, working the scalp. Une cool or "Tukewarm arm water for thorough rinsing, other- After wise the egg might curdle. rinsing. repeat the entire process using the other half of the shampon solution. Finish with n lukewarm rinse and gentle warm- towel drying. Massage a tiny bit of colourless special ointment intul the scalp. Brush, comb and set the hair, using a rattall comb for curls and waves.

This home treatment is 21 real brightener for faded, overbleached' or streaky hair. Remember, how- ever, this process won't work un- less you use a sonpless shampoo, be- cause a xiplets shampoo Will vinse aut in lukewarm water, which is re- quired.

Minale Makeys 4 GABRIELLE

Are you going to be a lovely Bride the lovely spring? If you are, wear a different type of wedding gown. Choose a faint Pink, lovely lace in Pastels or a soft, creamy Whits woolen. And carry a wreuth of Howers, Weddings need a touch of Draina

SIDE GLANCES .

21

y, the coiffures designed by leading hair stylists are so many and varied that one can easily be found for any type DĚ

of feminine face. Naturally, before you go to your hairdresser for

new hairdo, you should condition your hair at home for a few weeks to make it more Otherwise the hair- monareable, drener will have a difficult time to conx unhealthy, stubborn dresses -

fashionable and

becoming

head-dress.

He Doesn't Agree With Emily Post

·

Payroll Deductions

He found that it would range from low of $9,300,000,000 to a high of

But, about $10,500,000.

as more aged people came under the plan's provisions, the cost would mount in 30 years to a low of $12,500,000,000 bigh of more than And

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Dr

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Characteristic Features

From a study of the bones,

there Was 2142 Weidenreich said evidence to contradict that the man

of lived at the end the glacial recolled that all the period. He

of. Upper

Paleolithic skeletons man known from Europe, Asia and Africa already show the features characteristic of recent mankind."

The

man, according to

was

man

and the

The writ of marriage, or Kesuba, was placed in the bride's casket.

LONDON MEN'S WEAR SHOW

A dinner jacket in midnight blue patterned after the

war-

old age, death Dr de expill wrobably killed by time battle dress, familiar to

$22,000,000,000,

Under the British plun, benest provisions

unemployment, cofer sickness, maternity, and other risks. The payments are nanced largely by payroll de- ductions much larger than present U.S. deductions for compulsory social security.

In its report of Mayers' study, the George Beattie. veteran Research Council for Economic Cleveland jeweller does not Security sat that in reality "Ameri- agree with Emily Post on the can sucial security costs would pro- subject of wedding rings a herbably be even higher than the figures in this comparison because most recent edition of the Blue cited

American benefit levels are likely to Book of Social Usage.

be more generous than in Britain." I pointed out that unemploynient Concerning-the-topic-n-which Anger should a man wear a wedding compensation in the United States averages $10.31 In individual weekly ring. Miss Post says: "It the bride benefits, while in England it averages groom wishes to have a ring, the

$5.20 to $0.10, depending on the rate bride buys a plain gold band. If he cares about smartness, he wears this on his little finger."

"Ridiculous," Beattie said. "I 38 years of selling rings, 1 have never Atted a man for his little finger. It is the third anger, left hand."

He said the custom stems from an anclent legend which presumes there is a single blood vessel extending from the ip of the third finger to the heart.

Emily Post ruled in 1935 that a man's wedding band could be alled for eger the third or little finger, nccording to his preference-United |Press.

By Galbraith

ZEDÝNY NEA SERVICE, PIG. T. M. MEG, V. K. FÁT, OFF.

14-18

Sure as you're born. Janes, the day is coming when we have tolavision and I'll have to eat some of this stuff!!!

of -conversion.

5 CONTINENTS

TO CONFER ON!

HUMAN RIGHTS

. Delegates from the five con- tinents will converge on London this month to attend an "Inter- national Conference on Human s Rights." organised by Britain's "National Council for Civil Liberties."

conference conducted in The English and French, 'will <leet cum- missions to discuss:

Discrimination on grounds of race, religion, nationality and language.

Sex discrimination.

Freedom of the Press.

Include

the

body lay doubled face downward, with legs drawn up to the. chest he said,

He expressed the possibility that the Tepexphin man may have been trampled by a herd of mammoths. -United Press..

r

Overcome By Jollification

was ex- former service men. hibited at a "Modern Men's Wear" exhibition.

of

The exhibition was made up

former ideas worked up by eight soldiers who submitted their ideas to Austin Reed, the famous London men's wear store.

Among the variety of designs offered were striped lustre pyjamas In Russian style, plistic golf.sults,

nylon golf inektets and a variety of beach wear suits. The beach wear Manchester, June 3-items varied-from-shorts in futurist Mr Stanley Ruthwell, 50, was pattern to sutils in which the sleeves granted a divorce from his 45-year- of the coats were less than elbow old wife here today on his charge length. that she committed adultery with a Sir Stafford Cripps, President of guest at the wedding of their the Board of Trade, opened the ex- daughter.

hibition. He said that Britain' has The judge said Mrs Rothwell was always had a high reputation "apparently overcome by the jolli men's clothes, especially those of Acation at the party."--United high quality materials and designs. Press.

-Reuter.

Jap

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Cotton Exports Quarter Of Prewar

By MILES W. VAUGHN ̧

(United Press Staff Cerrespondent)

Textile experts at Allied headquarters in Tokyo believe the Japanese spinning industry will export 258,000,000 pounds of cotton products this year-27 percent of the nation's prewar peak of 945,000,000 pounds.

for

Plans for the revival of to meet the short world supply of

Japan's once-potent spinning in- cotton products,

Allied headquarters maintains

West Indies and Africa. There will tion "to

trade

maron

cotton

The British delegation, of 18 will dustry include sufficient produc close control over all Japanese in- contribute towards dustrial expansion, and there is no representatives of Malaya,

of any large- be Indian "Untouchables, Indian maintenance of a living stan- immediate danger

unlon leaders, and repre- dard comparable to that of scale infringement upon the inter-

ests of other textile areas, sentatives of the Transvaal Council 1930-34."

had 13,000,000 Japan for Women and the Australian Other objectives envisioned by the Council for Civil Liberties.

Allied plans are sumclent production spindles before the war, and exports alone reached a peak of about 945,- Strong delegations will attend

a volume of exports 000,000 pounds a petty

A some- from Eastern Europe and Latin 10 provide

which potential purchasers have what smaller quantity Indicated they desire in the near duced for domestic

Kipe, accordin Informant. The ultimate textile

America.

spindles touc

to

Was

"Every country has something to future" and enouts necessary | buliding of the industry to a level

Tortillas Make

fraction

the

learn from Its neighbours, and the produce aim is to secure a picture of the for the food processing, fishing min of 4,000,000 spindles would provide situation throughout the world, and Allied headquarters spokesman domestic consumers and D1,500,000 and transportation industries. only 330,000,000 pounds of yarn for of the steps being taken to fight An discrimination everywhere, sald an disagreed strongly with the con- pounds for domestic industrial users. oficial.

tention of Huang Guan-Pi, of the

Chinese Objection "The Conference can lay. the basin Chinese

Government's economie Allled headquarters, textile au- for enormous advances in Civil polley committee, that the Japanese Liberty throughout the world."

cotton textile Industry is being tharitles were surprised by encouraged to the point where it statement in Nanking that "high Japanese competition again will become a spearhead for pressure"

might

textile cripple the Chinese economic control of China, and other parts of Asta.

industry. They said China's 1,400,- spindles could supply only a Close Control

of China's 450,000,000 will- The Chinese claim that Jupan al- people, Officials said they were ready has "3,000,000 operating ing to co-operate with the Chinese Agullar de Zuiga, 106 pindles" and that the possibility of Government in aiding the develop. years old by her own count, Ilving. In another 3,000,000 spindles, coming ment of China's textile industry

the sponsorship Texas, credits her long life to tor- under

of Gen. through exports of Japanese 1113- tillas. or Mexican pancakes.,

Douglas MacArthur, Is

Is beyond the chinery, in reasonable quantities, Scope of the

rehabilitation

that Japan's A Chinese present "Meat is not good," she said, "I

proposal. have not eaten much meat.

toxtile Industry be stripped to programme the

Informants

however, that "bare miniman" said,

was answered by egas,

cotton Allied officials with the latement 2,041,000. The for- there were only

spindles operating in Japan on that the number of coffph #indles February 28 and that increases will in Japan already :ls below what is be necessary to meet the normal in- considered necessary,ió malitain'a ternal demand and provide exporte2 peaceful economy.

For Long Life

Trinidad

. "'I have eaten the tortillas," the bananas and the tillas are the best,

*"And I. ¡aleép: well I say my prayers, go to bed and sleep, I'am

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