1947-08-07 — Page 3

Women

This Space Every Day

BEAUTY ARTS By LOIS LEEDS

Donald ways that a bit of white

cdine,, applled at the base of the cach and every night, will cails, strengthen them.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1947.

-SCOTTISH NEWSLETTER-

Philip May Be Created Duke Of Edinburgh

By GARRY LUNZIE

~COTLAND, and in particular the douce bur- ghers of the capital city of Edinburgh, have more than a passing interest in the royal engage- ment of Princess Elizabeth to Lieutenant Philip Mount- batten. They are hoping that the King will choose the title of Duke of Edinburgh for his son.in-law-to-

bc.

There are several dukedoms, only one, up to this summer, which annual historical in abeyance at the moment, in- didn't have an

festival. So the men who look cluding the title of the Duke of after the affairs of the Royal Burgh- Clarence, but the rumours are of Jedburgh got together and dis

cussed the måttor." They decided

DUMBBELLS

› PATENT OFFICE

NOW WHEN I PLANT. THESE SEEDS SHOULD I LAY THEM DOWN OR STAND

THEM ON

END?

persistent, and confident, tant that there would be a Callant's Day JAY-WALKERS

bratlon as well.

it will be as "His Royal High- and a Nicht Afore the Morn cele ness, the Duke of Edinburgh," that Lieutenant ́· Mountbatten

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The chosen Callant, with his mounted will be wed to the heir-pre- early morn

supporters, galloped at to Fernichiurst Casle. sumptive to the Throne.

two miles from the town, to com- memorate the defeat of the English We shall not know

these thero in 1540. Afterwards the pro- things until the

the brightly cession rode through eve of the ribboned streets, and in the after- wedding in November, for it noon there were sports, will not be until then that the King will announce the confer ment of a dukedom on the young Naval Lieutenant as well as the right to be styled "Royal Highness."

Posed by Jeanette MacDonald for Lols, Leeds.

There's a Colour just for Youl

STAR SHINE! Jeanetto

MncDonald, with the beautiful Red-Gold hair, wears the new nurtare bob. Jeanette has a color-spectrum trick which a good for all girls who aro blessed with lups. "Don't be afrald of picy"

Anys Jeanette, Try ferent colours and be sure that you and one that is your very own. Jenelle capccially likes a Conch Shell Pink and he has a gown in sunburned hands and arms, Penny that delicate shade, made of tulle, Singleton thinks that there is Dukedom embroidered with silver thread. Shehing like that old reliable stand- carries a hand bouquet Palestby, lemon juice, spread on at night. Pink roses with it.

If it "biles" a little on tender skin, dilute it with water or mix it with glycerine.

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The Hands have it for today. Some of the screen favourites volun- teered to give their tijis on hond care, which I am passing along you. All of these are time savers for your beauty programme.

Barbara Stanwyck suggests

to

dip-

SAILOR PRINCE

Then, for bleaching freckled ord, who

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The choice for the first Callant was a popular one and could hat have been bettered. It was Charlie McDonald who is the admiration Di all the townsfolk-boys and girls and women and old men-for Charlie is

the star of the local Jedforest Rugby team.

"STAR" IN SECRET FILM

Jay-walkers in the Chelmsford arca have become film stars- but they don't know it yet. So have the careless drivers.

An Essex police secret cameraman is the "shooter."

the

Scenes have been taken in Chelma- ford, on the Southend arterial rond,

111 some of the villages "where people seem to think the roads were built only for pedestrians," and time uutside blg factories.

How, when, and where he operates is a closely-guarded secrel, but he And at the "Nicht Aforo" celebra has already completed one 20-minute tions there was a great junketing and flim in which, pedestrians can be In support of the Scottish claim much singing and shouting and callscen happily stepping off the kerb for the title of Duke of Edinburgh, ing out of "Jethart's here," which was in the wrong places and motorists It is pointed out that we across the sung in the various musical pro- driving blithely down the wrong Ida Lupino recommends a rest-border have no link with the Royal

gramines. The concerts were all ful, massage, by amoothing on House although the Queen heavy cream

is the made up of local talent and here the side of the road. from fingertips

te Earl of Strathmore's daughter. Callant graced the proceedings-with wrists. This is good for the circula- The last Duke of Edinburgh

was his presunce. And he gave a cornet tion as well z for appearance.

Queen Victoria's second son, Prince sule which made the listeners amila was known as the and tough and say that Charlie was of Edinburgh in 1885, but the Royal

Prince." He became Duke alented lad.

of Edinburgh

had been

There is no doubt that the tiuk of Duke of Edinburgh would please Scotland greatly, particularly as the Look Pretty, girls-your hands are royal lovers fulfilled their first public were saying in Jedburgh that Charlie engagement together in Edinburgh. McDonald was ideal for the Callant showing!

The second night in the city, in fact some of the Jethart folk Princess Elizabeth put her sallor-would be saying "Our Chae's a man flance through the

steps of

and a half'. Certainly Charlie is a Scottish country dances which she lad of considerable parts enjoys so much. The dances were something that Lieutenant Mount- batten had not been taught during his youthful training at the school { near Elgin whore he was given his early instruction in the ways of the

St

ping an orangewood stick in min- BERMUDA'S

eral oil to use in pushing back the

ry cuticle. This will prevent, the breaking of the tenderest sidn.

For ingernails that break

just wan' grow out, Jeanette Mac)

Minute Makriye

GABRIELLE

For that lined and weary skin use a soft focus makeup. The most delicate tints are flattering in make up. Use a creamy foundation. Ap ply very sparingly. Blend your -rouge on the skin until it is in soft

focus. Apply lipstick in a natural- lip line; no hard, sharp edges, Blend faint, flattering eye- On Just a slindow. Then you | Peloseup"-y^nd omife!

can

face

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SIDE GLANCES

GIFTS TO

CRUISER

A memorable ceremony took place at Plymouth...on board HMS Bermuda, when

the Speaker of the Bermuda House Reginald of Assembly, Sir Conyers, CBE, presented a gift of silver to the ship.

WI

extinct since 1900.

ኤር.

the

JETHART CALLANT Jedburgh is pleased with herself. This ancient Border town was the

EFFECT OF ARTICLE 9

(Continued frùm Page 4)

of retained Imports for the flrsl

The next day at the sports a knocking-off showed he could run as well as play football, play the cornet and rida horses. for ho won the Callant's Race, beating his right-hand man and his left-hand man. Aye, they

NEWS IN BRIEF

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When the steel hawser, between a tug and a cargo Ilmer on the Clyde swept the deck of a near- Anapped, it by pleasure steamer, the King Ed- ward, Injuring 18 holiday-malters two of whom were admitted

to Vic- *37 Scot- torin Inilrmary, Glasgow...37 lish provosts were among the guests presented to the King and Queen and the Princesses when they held a re

during their ception at

left to the ABOUT

bask 30 ing sharks have been seen recently in the Firth of Forth....It is pro- posed to restore London Hall, Atre. the oldest domestle building in the own. for the holding of small func- H.M.S. Bermuda was adopted by

The Royal Family will tions.... the people of the colony of Bermuda

tuke their customary holiday on

Dec- during the war, and a local tund half of 1947, was £131,000,000 com-

opted to provide the ship pared with only £104,000,000 per side. Aberdeenshire, in the autumn Ayr Corporation are considering it wenstra, pirlodicals"

and

month in 1946. Yet the index of

for a joint crematorium with cigarettes, Modern laundry equip

tock.. the volume which is based on 1038 Ki

During the summer ment was alen given, and a trust has risen from a monthly average school of

the Central Couhell fund of £5,000 established for men of 60.0 for 1040

to only

72.0 for

a plea was made who have served in the Bermuda,

Physical Recreation a 1047 at date. In other words for North of Scotland Britain is getting very little more in-

to terms of commodities for her great for mountain winter sports....The

develop the natural Increased expenditure on im-119

built at £30,000 hostel

Forth, ports.

Lanarkshire, fer Bevin Boy trainees

for miners On the other

in has been in hand increase

been handed over export prices has not been so sharp, accommodation......The first Corresponding Agures show that Stottish Professional Ballroom chom the average monthly value has risen pionship will be held in Edinburgh presented from £70,000,000 In 1046 tu

to br

on Augiat 20....J. G. Lindsay, OBE, £88,000,000 in 1947 and the volume has retired after being rec

rector of since OV Index from

Dunfermline

School to 102. The export

HIGH trend is now, however, definitely 1919.

Inverness has had another Be June total of conference to discuss the possibility upwards, £98,000,000

being the highest of the fifth Scottish university being monthly figure by value since 1020. built in the Highland capital And the volume index on the basis Berwick: gave a civle welcome to the of actual working days' was not for 2nd Battalion KOSB on their return short of the highest level of 120 after several years service abroad.. A detachment from the US Flee! touched in July 1940,

Vislied Kirkcudbright during the If American and world prices of calebrations of the 200th anniver- food and raw materiak Con be sary of the birth of John Paul Jones stubilised soon then, as a large part who founded the American Navy. of Britain's importa come into these

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Gifts from the colony include a silver ship'a bell, s silvor shield for sports trophy, silver cigarette boxes and table ware, and four silver bugles, all carrying the arms of HMS Bermuda.

The Captain returned to Speaker is silk ensign

the

to the ship, flown in action during

the war,

and asked him to take it

back to Bermuda. as a token of the Emtitude and good wishes of the

crew,

After a dininguished war record in the Mediterranean and the Far East-the Bermuda was stationed in Hongkong for several months and left early this your-the cruiser thortly to be placed in reserve.

By Galbraith

COPR. 1947 OF NEA SERVICE. UNC, T. SL, RED. U. S. PAT, OFF.

The only thing wrong with Botty is her father is the only, banker in town-ho'd probably öxpoot her husband to be a young man with money in the bank!"

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time lag in translation of price changes of most foods and materials into overses trade values The is normally much less than in

which case of manufactured goods, take longer to get to "market." The immediate outlook is therefore one than de- of improvement rather terioration from the anti-1947 posi-

tion.

CHESS PROBLEM

By J. KLEMPEREÀ

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White to play and mate in two

Solution to yesterday's. problem:

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P-03:28-08; 1..

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Now the secret cameraman is planning his second tour.

So far only the local road safely committees have seen the film, but

for plans are being made special showings to the public.

Most of the offenders caught by Boys the camera were pedestrians, Chelmsford's Safety Officer, and they have, been cautioned.

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The sound of footsteps has ceased, but, as his 'eyes get used to the darkness, Rupert makes out a Eaint glow and, feeling his way along, he parts some curtains and "The finds himself in a bright hall. King of the Imps is on his throne and"facing_him' is the young Imp between the two larger

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