1947-09-24 — Page 3

This Space Every Day

Women

BEAUTY ARTS

By LOIS, LEEDS

Posed for Lois Lreda

the hospital? I date her very often. She has so many flowers Bat I don't want to send or take more.

Lois Leeds gives you honest advice.

"DEAR TOIS LEEDS"

"Dear Lois Leeds-I am always so rushed when I dress for work in thei morning. Could you give me a pian to follow?-MISS T."

Brush your hair, then 1x Ht. Put the on a shower cap, then under

n brisk shower, quick. Out, then toweling. Now your makeup. Your! hair will be nicely set when you re- move the cap. 11 is wue to lay out your clothes the night before. Every business girl should have a raincoat and umbrella, (two umbrellas better; one at home and one at the ulice) so that you can wear whatever you have laid out, rain or shine. If it rains just slip in your raincoat.

TOM."

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1947.

HELICOPTERS MAY

HELP TO UNSNARL

BRITAIN'S TRAFFIC

Helicopters in a comparatively short time may provide at least a partial solution of the traffic problems of postwar Britain. But the possibilities of their wide- spread use depends first on their mass production in sufficient numbers and accond upon the relaxation of the present stringent regulations governing the flight of air- craft over Britain's major towns and cities, says Router.

Mass production is expected to be in full swing by next *pring, If, therefore, the "highway code of the air" can be modified, the Ministry of Town and Country Planning is expected to go ahead with plans for flat-roofed "airports" on the principal buildings and

DUMB-BELLS

PREGISTERED (XS) HAI PATENT OFFICE

JUNIOR

HOW INTERESTING I'VE ALWAYS

TO-DAY

ONLY

BROUGHT

A DOG

HOME WITH \ WANTED TO

HIM FROM,

HEAR A FRANCE! DOG BARK IN FRENCH

RAY MILLAND shopping centres in the larger MCKENNEY

answers this question:

"Are you satisfied with your artistic accomplish- ments in the movies, and what are your future plans In connection with your career??!

DON'T think

I could be less salisfied with my artistic ассом- plishments!

This

now, even Was

particularly true after i awarded the most coveled

recogni- tion as a

movie in Why not a box of stationery (and actor,

iny and include some stamps, that would be country very thoughtful). Books and mag-abroad. My career

RAY MILLAND uziner, candy or toilet water always couldn't be more make sick-a-bed ladies happler.

active, but I have so much to live up to that I'm in a dilemma. I want to do something botter all the time-so I can't say that I'm in any way satisfed.

I have performed so many roles that I've lost my identity complete- ly. I almost don't know who I am any more.

"Dear Lois Leeds-Do you think if 1 that I could really slim down drank railk and ate no food fur a are month?-300-POUNDER."

Variety of Roles

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One proposal under consideration is to land helicopters on the roof of the Ministry of Civil Aviation Kingsway, In the centre of London. These helicopters would operate be- tween the Ministry and London's three principal airports-Heathrow, 15 miles west of the Capital, Northolt, 14 miles northwest and Croydon,

10 miles to the south. At present, the journey is made by car or bus and, owing to traffic congestion, accounts for a quarter of the time taken to transport passen- gers from as far afield os Paris or Brussels.

Helicopters could also be used to expedite the passage of travellers between London and Pools In Dorset -terminal for the trans-ocean ser- vices between Britain, South Africa, and Austrolin.

To Combat Crime

Alt tax services are expected to come into operation and the hellcop- ter is expected to become the popu- lar means of travel for business- men for they are economical បទ well as convenient, using only

allons of fuel to carry a pilot and three passengers over 250 miles.

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The London Dally Express recent- ly demonstrated to Scotland Yard police chiefs the tremendous advan- Mi is a valuable food but you must not go on a milk binge. At

tages of helicopters in tracking down your age 300 pounds is a dangerous

fugitives and in crowd control, by weight and I suspect glandular con-

For instance, in "The Lost Week-taking police for flights In a special- ditions are at the suct, of your and" I was alcoholic. In "The Well-ly chartered machine.

after such a light the police said: Do, please, stop playing Groomed Bride" [

played a Navy with triek els, and consult your physician at once. This is import- ant as your waistline is your line!

"Dear Lois Leeds-Do men use nal! troubles. polish7-SIS.”

Professional manicurists use nalt polish on men's nails but it is colour- less. A few strokes of a noit buffer with a powder polish brightens the nails and men do but their nails.

"Dear. Lois Leeds-What should I tako to a young wom

who is in

Minult Makrys 4 GABRIELLE

The Greeks had a word for it! They annointed their bodies with oil and they had the most beautiful bodies that the world ban erer known. So, too, the modern warenn must annoint her body with frag- cant oil to soothe, smooth and re- lax her..

ACCENT ON PLEATS

New liars for isinal evenings i Box pleats are used for the lay hodice of £bix black dinner dress, for the shoulder straps clipped to the peckling of the bodier, and for The fron-high flare an the tightly 82-4 skirt.—-Skeich by Virginia.

SIDE GLANCES

By Galbraith

GOT 194) BY NIĄ DERTICÉ

*You told me to call her downstairs to do the dishes, and all i sald to her was nho was Wanted on the phone!"

"Every police force in the country In "The Imperfect Lady" I'm should be equipped with machines a Victorian politician agitating for like this. They multiply our women's suffrage. In "The Trouble chances." With Women" I'm an absent-minded

college professor. In "California"

I'm

a

frontiersman. In "Gel-

den Earringst

gypsy, with

you'll see me us

Marlene Dietrich.

The variety is wonderful. But what'

will be next?

It's not dull being un actor.

But do you think I want to be an i

netor for the rest of my life?.

I've

In

always thought of directing.

fact, in my own mind, I plways

direct every picture in which I ap-

pear

I am only waiting for

th:

MILLION GATE FOR

FOOTBALL

BER

REFORE you read any further, I cover up the wish you would

East and West cards in today's end. In many hands that I write,

I would like to give only 13, or sometimes 26 cards. But to do so Involves great deal of corre- wondence. 28 Invariably many let- ters come in suggesting 'different

C

com-

be

comb'--hans

cards, plamint that bridge entirel played with one er two hands in- stead of four,

There is one of Harry J. Fish-

dey's hand. Assuming now that

The great event in autumn bela's famous safety plays in to- right story," And when I find it. sport in Britain is the onenins \ you have covered the East and West Til pop into the "front office and of the association football seeds, declarer wins the opening

tell the head of the studio that want the chance. I know I can

il.

Motion Picture Technique

son. Before World War II the

do 44 games in the English league lead in dummy with the king of

From knocking around in the busi- nese then many years I've a pretty Hood grasp o{ motion picture technique-camera angles, cutting lighting But the story is the thing, I'd like to work on something like Paul Gallien's "The Snow Goos!." i think that's one'ef the finest I've ever

read, Or I'd like to do a story of the Welsh people. We'll see.

That's a greal

I'd also like-to-fry-and-tell-a-true. nd faithful story of the ballet world.

art involving gitted people which has been streng iy negizeted as a source of material by Hollywood, despite the brilliance of "Ballerina," the French made

competition with which the sea- son began attracted hundreds of thousands of spectators glad to renew their enthusiasm for the winter game, but never had the total gate for the great fes- tival reached 900.000.

years en-

diamonds-then what is the correct play? Should he cash the, ace of dmonds and discard a club. then take the club finesse?

The correct play at this point is. the five of hearts, and East goes up with the ace, there is no prob- Then football in its

Bu suppose that East plays pencetime lem, form was largely suspended during the six-apat, the correct play from the war and for seven

the South hand is the seven, thusiasm was pent up. When the

There is no holding that will defeat game resumed in 1916 there were this play. If West has the single- ton-jack-or-singlelon-ten,-the-king D44,000 purple at the opening games

of hearts will knock out the ace season. Sull the million was

record of a nát

and the queen will sick up the This season bus szen that record other heart. wil established. On the first day of the fortball year, even in the

of

or

movie, which had return runs medle of a heat wave that sug-

rested

bathing in coal waters and time again in America,

nesting in the shade rather than crowding together into great stadia to cheer tue's favruyó a Scam, 1,350,- 000 spectators prid to greet the new programme.

No. I'm fat from being self- sation.d. I'm constantly on the alert for the right time and the rigat story so I can branch out in the art from which make my Ilvelihood.

("SIAN QUOTES" wilt f:ature JOAN CAULFIELD on Saturday).

One unusual tetafor was a gir football

of reporte Anklen Dam, Amsterdam. She was a guest of the Liverpol club, who had the entry- prise to invite her fo their opening

Directing The match as the only woman writer enn

Royal Wedding

soccer in the

Another British sport on

the eve

uf new season which is expected to Brouse exceptianul interest is box- ing. This has been given a fillp by the fixing of a world championship The wedding of Princess light for London in October. This Elizabeth to Lieut. Philip match is between the Philippines Mountbatten at Westminster boxer, Dudo Marino, and his Irish rival, Rinty Monaghan, the singing Abbey on November 20 is a pugilist from Billast, who, say the matter of history, and despite experts, is better trained and a more the austerity trend in Britain testing opponent than when the today, this historical aspect is saine two last met. likely to receive the considera-

tion of the planners.

Neither the Princess nor her Royal parents ure in the least lovers of tentation, which makes the intro- duction of reasonable westerity re- strictions ensier,

In charge of all the arrangements |

Check Your Knowledge

1. The peacock is a member of what bird family? .

0. Name the capital of New

for the Royal wedding-spart from greatest volume in the world.

uf

the religious services the Lord Chamberlain, chief member of the Royal Household. The Earl Clarendon, who has been Lord Cham. bertain strice 1038, his reputation tur never overlooking any details. in any of the Court functions he has

Eve detail of the procession from Buckingham Palace to the old Abbey, and the seating within the Abbey itself, are being directed from officers in St. James's Palace, where It is usual at the weddings of mem-

19 bers of the Royal Family to display the wedding presents to the public, chacking u small fee for admission. which is received by 21 notable charity.

An important authority connected with the Royal Wedding is the Dean of Westminster, Canon Den, whaso writ in his own Abbey runs, in ac cordance with ancient ecclesiastical law, oven before that of the Arc bishop of Canterbury, who will carry out the marriuga service, assisted by the Archbishop of York,

3.

Where was Lauritz Melchoir, opera singer, born?

4. What is the origin of the term Anenius, meaning liar?

3. What country enjoys perpetual neutrality?

.C. Who founded the Methodist religion?

(Anawers on Page 4)

The

double

marks definitely Eart with the nce of clubs, so after making the heart play and piclo- ing up the trumps, 'declarer should go over to dummy's ace of spades, cash the ncc of diamonds and dis- sard the Ave of clubs from his own hand, then lead a club from dummy.

But the whole point of the hund Is leading the heart and making the safety play of the seven if East plays the six.

CHESS PROBLEM

By E. PLESNIVY Black, 13 pieces.

QUEEN'S

Firebonditionedas

A 2.30, 5.15,

7.15 & 9.15. p.m.

BOLD DRAMA OF À MAN WITH THREE LOVES!

CARY GRANT In

NONE BUT THE LONELY

HEART”

with Miss Ethel BARRYMORE

Barry FITZGERALD

An RKO Radio Picture OPENING TO-MORROW

HEDY LAMARR GEORGE BRENT PAUL LUKAS

Experiment Perilous/

ALBERT DEKKER - CARL ESMOND OLIVE BLAKENEY • MARGARET WYCENLY Executive Producer ROBERT FELLOWS

Produced by WARREN DUFF = Directed by JACQUES IDUANTUR Served by Warren Dull

Meads

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LAST 4 SHOWS TO-DAY AT 2.30, 5.15, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.

MERCILESS

AS THE LASH OFA WHIP

ACROSS YOUR FACEL

"BARINGI One of the Brest platures ever madag sayı Damen Runyon; If you dere see it...don't dare misslit

THE OXBOW

INCIDENT

TO- MORROW

SHOWING

TO-DAY

WARNING! See #

from the begining

HENRY FONDA

Data Andrews Mary Beth Hughes - Anthony Quin Willam Eythe - Henry Morgan · Janu Sarwall

Dested by WILLAM A WELLAAN Prended and Wines for the Sarean by JAMAT PEDI

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Don AMECHE Joan BENNETT in "CONFIRM OR DENY"

AP 2.30, 5.20,"

MAJESTIC -20 & 9.20 p.m.

THE MOST TALENTED LITTLE PICKPOCKET IN'ALL. PARIS GINGER ROGERS in SAM. WOOD'S "HEARTBEAT"

with JEAN PIERRE AUMONT

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AFOLPHE MENJOU BASIL RATHBONE

An RKO-Radio Picturo COMMENCING FRIDAY

Jeanette MacDONALD

Brian AHERNE

in "SMILIN' THROUGH” IN TECHNICOLOR

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RADAR FOR

1.

White, 6 pieces.

While to play and mate in three.

Solution to yesterday's problem:

I, Q-B4, any; 2, Q, R. or Kt

mater

Rupert and the Jumping Fish-27

After a moment's talk the young 'sea' serpent' tume and makes off. Then the jumping fah alips into the water to take hold of the cord and--- pull gently until the shell is near coough to the island for Rupert to catch hold of a piece of rock and get ashore. Then he secures the shell so that it can't drift away; "My, I shall be glad to stand and stretch myself after all that bouncing!" he amiles. We shan't be long now."" says the fih. "The sea serpent's gone to fetch his daddy 1"

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NOTICE

to

VERTISERS

ten

All President ships in the

All firms requiring advertising of American permanent fleet

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single President Lines now are equip column inchos. Tother than that ped with Haytheon radar, the undor contract) are requested to war. invention which asslets give at least 48 hours notice. navigators in finding their way No advertisements (with the safely during the worst exception of urgent notices) will weather,

be accepted between 12.30 noon,

a.ni. Recent installation of radar equip- Saturdays and 9 ment aboard the President Polk, now Mondays.

In San Francisco and soon to salt

on a regular round-the-world voyage,

The co-operation of contract completed the job which began some advertisers is requested by sub- months ago. The other American

President Lines' vessels on which mitting copy not later than 2

President P.m. on the day preceding

radar was installed are

Monroe, President Jefferson, Presl-date of publication.

dent Grant, President Madison, Pre-

sident McKinley, President Pleree

and President Tuft. .

The Monroe and the Folk arc

I round-the-work cruise liners, wille

́ ́S. G. ⠀ M.;` POST,

H.K. TELEGRAPH.

Be other ships are fast new trans-Pacific liners now nearing compla Pacifle freighters.

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