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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1947.

Little Willy Would

Like Dutch To Give Him Doorn Estates

By. JULIE VISCHER

(United Press Staff Correspondent)

Amsterdam, Aug. 18.-The former Crown Prince Frizdrich Wilhelm of Prussia, son of the former Kaiser, awaits in his Wuertemberg home the decision of the Dutch authorities on his request to lift the ban on his inheritance of Doorn Castle, the former home of his dead father.

the

for

Up to the present, the Dutch, instend of in Germany. But have considered the possessions Dutch point out he omits to stato in Holland of the former Kal- that the Nazi Relchcummissur

occupied Netherlands, Dr Arthur ser to be "enemy property," Seyss-Inquart stood at the Kalser's and the heirs of the old exiled, graveside with the Crown Prince. Emperor are not allowed to take possession of his Dutch estates.

Neither does Friedrich Wilhelm stress that this wish of his father's to be burled in Holland was only the result of his fear that the Ger- man anti monarchlats would dis- honour, his grave.

DUMB-BELLS

Fredište bus...

PATENT Ome

THE

HE WAS DEFENDANT) ABSOLUTELY SWEARS [INTOXICATED

HE WAS IF HE HAD PERFECTLY) BEEN SOBERİ SOBER! HE WOULD

HAVE KNOWN)

HE WAS DRUNK AND NOT MADE ¡A DISTURBANCE

MAHARAJAH'S

BROTHER WANTS JOB ·

"Wanted-a good paying

No answer hua yet been given to the Crown Prince by the Dutch Au- thorities, nor is there any indica-

Castle Doorn, in the meantime, I tion that the ban will be lifted in

.under the control of the Dutch the immediate future.

Tha Friedrich

"Little Institute for Alien Property, Wilhelm, or Willy as the irreverent British Castle itself is looked after by the job with a future for a prince

old aido-de-camp, former Kaiser's nicknamed him many spent some years in Holland with Major Islemann, who is married to

усага

aco,

Bim-

here

Dutch Baroness Bentinck. A his father offer the first World War. the In his appeal, he stresses the family few servants, mostly gardeners, are

still working. at Doorn, and relationship existing between. self and the British Royal House. and there in various bulldings on However, as Dutch circles point the 115 nere estate German tuml- out, he fails to remember the offer lies are still living. the British Government made ta

Princo mention

Sinister Collections

with personality but no pre- vious business experience."

This item has not appeared in any advertising columns, but Indian it could apply to an Silch, Ganendra Singh.

Singh, the sixth brother of the his father in 1940 to go to England

Maharajah of Patiala and a Kanwar to escape the Nazis, an offer the

(Prince) in his own right, has de- But they are the only remnants cided idleness and support by state ex-Kaiser turned down.

for Neither does the former Crown of past splendour. The buildings and income make

useless life no his kurdens--amongst them the famous with the telegram

future." He finds i father sent Hitler at the beginning To Garden

ex-Kaiser boring and tedious. So he has de- be used to

extremely cided to support himself and live of the war in which he congratu- Wilhelin

and in which 10,000 lated the Fuchret

his "over- proud,

roses outside the princely state. the grounds Ølled whelming victory" in France and every summer

us all thank with their fragrant perfume-aro ended with: "Let

somewhat neglecled, God."

On

of which

First, make sure that your skin is thoroughly cleansed. Now blend, on your powder base; elther tinted foundation or vanlahing cream type, Sprend

IL with quick upward strokes, First dip your pers in better blending, Cover the skin thoroughly, from hairline to neckline. And be sure to rem ber the puckets around

nose and mouth. Then blend it in. When you can fel it but not see it, it's perfect. Now for your powder. Use a big bir puff or

or large piece of cotton.

Press your powder and fluff it over face, across the forehead, your under the eyes, so is complete except for the eyebro If n few "lines" have appeared in

i sintuies, paintings and objet d'art shade spite of your efforts, smooth them Hently with your fingers and work the powder well into the lines. It's a good camouflage!

How is your powder technique? If it is the "dabbing" method you had better stop and consider, A powdering job which

sy and sell done will last hours longer and kiva a natural feminine took which we are all striving for these days. First-about the kind of powder that you choose, which is really in- portant. Is it fine and flowerlike? a "cakey" Heavy war causes look, so choose your powder

thre- fully. This does not mean That it must be expensive. Some

inexpen aive powders are very finely milled. Colour is next In importance. Either match the sitin tone expetly or choose slightly warmer skin tu curlch your deeper Powder shows up light and "painty if I it is even one shade paler than skin. If you're a Blonde you'll the want a rose-cream shade to wake up colouring. If you are dark you your will find that a dusky-rose shade will help to play down any tendency toward sallowness. Now that your powder is correct, pin back your hoir and you are set to do a really good job.

tones.

tones.

Minute Makeyo

GABRIELLE

If your nails break coníty, paint them with white lodine opek, a week Massage with cuticio cream Use omary files and file in only one di rectlan, don't sce-saw back and forth. Don't cut the cuticle with: sélasore and don't "dig" into, the corners with starp manicure in, struments. Don't cut derp into the corners. A manicure prevents Dis- aster!

SIDE GLANCES -

into

so that the

At this stage you will be pretty thoroughly powdered but this means *

and a beiter coverage

smooth finish.

WARNS OF

RIVALRY

IN PACIFIC

An industrial revolution in Asin will cause political, econo- mic, social and cultural changes in the next 50 years in the Pacific area.

That is the belief of Dr Robert J. Kerner, Professor of History at the University of California.

Ex-Kaiser's Fear

On the other hand, the Crown Prince bases his claim on the last will of his father, who expressed the wish to be buried in Holland

Memorial Plan

old

and sur-

no

wants.

Although three wartime years of with the Indian Navy service brought the prince, better known as Richard, an officer's commission During his lifetime, in exile, the prior to demobilisation, he is ready Kaiser liked to live among to say he has no business sense. He memories of past glory

blomes his education for this. rounded by symbols of heroic days. Chief's College at

where Large collections of arms and

at Lahore, sons of ruling families study, offers

Vocational filled the roots. They give today a

Now 20 training. slightly sinister appearance in the uncertain about the type of job le years of age, Richard is almost deserted Castle.

But because of the family Castle Dearn

which castle of position, he wants work in memories, and the

he can retain his dignity, Dutch in-

The Maharajah not only gave his habitants of Doorn village nearby. a flourishing tourist centre amidst blessing to this venture but has very beautiful scenery, would like questioned a leading Indian Saffron Waldron. This little to keep the place as a memorial nessman about. a possible position Essex township has admitted and muscum. None of the villagers for Richard.

wish for the rettent of the Hohen- that it is having as much dif- zollern family, with whom they lost ficulty meeting the terms of all sympathy because of their very its dollars from the United evident pro-Nazi, sympathics dur- States as the Labour Governing the occupation,United Press. mient.

Held Up

Fighter Early in 1945, the 65th Wing of the U.S. Air Force present- ed the town

council with some US$22,000 for an Anglo-American sports centre, but a condition of the gift war memorial park and was that the townspeople rulse an equal amount by. 1050.

any mere money..

l

busi-

With the first money he earns. Richard wants to buy new clothing. He had only a little civilan apparel when he left Navy whites recently. --Associated Press.

FROM HERE AND THERE:

HOAXING HOUSEMAID

Alderman Stanley Wilson, mayer when the Americans came to town,

Caperingen-A 22 year-old recovered 44 strings ní artificial said: "We have raised only the weman dressed in * Heutenant's pearls that they were trying to sell. equivalent of US$5,200. Now that uniform and wearing decorations, the crisis has come, we

we cannot raise hoaxed the military authorities at a three-day swoop the Customs Our population back and

the biggest seizure of inspected the

local made is only 0,000 and we shall have to arrisch. After the inspection the smuggled goods in Queensland's

keep

cutzin became suspicious and in-history, beginning with a raid on Russian economic power will shift ask the Americans to let us

afford formed the from Europe to Asia during theth:ir money until we can a

confessed to next 50 years, he says, and unless to proceed with the scheme. the United States meets its chal-

being a housemaid who had left her lenge, the Soviet Union

It may take 25 years to raise

position. In the capital in search of will be primarily 3 dominate an area vital to

money. It memorial te American fighter pilots,dventure, and bought the uniform security.

In a stcond-hand shop.

will

U.S.

polico...

Little enn be done by 1950, and the "licuteraner After her..ar- i the steamer--River-fitta- from Kuro..

the

and we shall keep faith with them the semehow."Unlled Press.

the

"Itursin's backbone will be region from the Urals to Lake Dalkol." Dr Kerner added, "and eventually Russian foreign will put its emphasis upon Paclic. Shnilarly, in the United Sintes tho economic centre of gravity will shift westword with the emphasis centring on the Pacific aren.

"Whether this will be a peaceful rivalry remains to be seen," he said. "Thera can be no such peace Soviet Russia practises a policy of world revolution."

By Galbraith

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RETURN GESTURE True-Oric

Dritien hundred Spain.ring.men have been Invited to Techoslovakia ns guests of 'the severament. It is a Czech

Kesture appreciation for their sympathy uractical contribution to the re- Buliding of Lidler.

1. Deline sreiclogy.

Where'd the use of the um- brellas originate?

3. Name the lost King of

What is flak?

5. Name the principal water trade reute in China. (Answers on Page 4)

Inland

CHESS PROBLEM

By M. ADABASCHIEF? Black. 13 pieces.

White, 12 pleċesi. White to play and mate in two0..

Solution to yesterday's problem:

K-B7, any; 2, Q. B, or ́KË: (dia ch, or dbl ch) mates.

FEMININE REFORM

Japan, in which they found 23,000 Japanese artificial parts. On ab- other ship was oplum and nearly

800 pounds of China tea,

belleved

to be for the Persion black market.

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MAJESTIC

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MẬTRIARCHAL KULE

Paris. The lttle community of Maziyrat Crispinhac, in the Haute Loire, has become the only lown'in Europe Coverned entirely by women. At the recent municipal women alled all the association, councillor's sects. One is 70 years Members pledge not to kiss Infold, one plays the accordion in the ble, not to go out with boys to local bistro and another is a goat- whom they have not been formal-herd..

New Yark-American Iten-pe irls, anxious for the reputation of young women in this country, have election 12 Formed # protective

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FOOD LURE

PAINT PROPAGANDA

New York-Becaus? so many house-painters

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eruit 8.000 builders to repair 2,000 apartments for Incoming

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of Western Germany's ve economic agencies scheduled to be concen trated in Frankfort before November.

PROFITABLE FARM

nat

Johannesburg-Rock rabbits are

next such a pest in certain districts of. the Cape that the authorities" pay.

CUSTOMS SWODE

Sydney-Customs cflcera arrested 10 men in Brisbane streets

Rupert and the Young Imp-48

Billy leaves Podgy and Bill Badger outside his cottage while he rushes Rupert upstairs. As the little bear had expected, the window-box in the cause of the excitement, and Granay Gost tells him how she woke up frown, sleep, and found sunflowers growing where before there had been nothing. Rupert tells her the whole story of the young Imp, but the old lady only smiles indulgently. "I can't think how you make up. such fairy tales," she says gently.

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NOTICE

ADVERTISERS

All firms requiring advertising Kinglo oxccoding ten space

Raymond Massey No advertisements American

New York.-Will women bow to fashion dictatorship which says that, like it or not, they will wear longer and fuller skrts this autumn? The men cay. No,

column Inches (other than that. under contract) are requested to give at least 48 hours notice. (with the exception of urgent notices) will As A Farmer be accepted between 12.30.noon, Saturdays and 9 am, on Raymond Massey, screen actor. Mondays.

vity because they have dis- has decided to become a New Eng-

women

the new fashion will force

to scrap existing wardrobes land farmer. and start out anew

Women ATO

The co-operation of contract

Massey has bought the 2,000-pere advertisers is requested by sub- resisting the new styles too, The J. B. Thomas estate--once a North mitting copy not later than 2 trade, greedy for bigger profits from Shore showplace which Includes a p.m. on the day preceding the selling more material, are making 25-room house, cottages, and barns, date of publication.

nothing else. Sald one. manufac- turer: "They had betler like them and Wear them. It they don't, they will go threadbare."

When remodelling is completed, Massey says, he plans to do some real farming.

15. C. M. POST,

·H.K. · TELEGRAPH.