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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1948.

WOMANSENSE=

'My Vision of

FROM DOORKNOBS

TO CANVAS Me

By WALTER LOCAN

EW -YORK, Beatrice

Nile,

the comedienne, has blossomed out as a painter of lilaca, geraniums and del- phinium.

She disclosER that she got her artistic start by decorating doorknobs in her country place in Surrey,

"From doorknobs to canvas," she Raid, "was only logical step."

Miss Laule, giving way to an urge to fill her country place with gaily painted knobs instead of the drab ones the was using, went to Ironmongers to place an order. There she discovered they had quit selling them during the reign Queen Victoria.

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So she took her brown knobs, dipped them in white paint, hung them out to dry and later covered

of them with sprays

forget-me- flowers. nots and other assorted The doorknobs presumably Bre

them.

She Lying where she left stecided at that point that she could bo an artist, went back to town and began painting on canvas.

Only Flowers So Far

Thus far she has painted only flowers, either in pots, er spread She prefers the out on a table. Dots because 50 far sho hasn' learned how to

paint a table.

and

In Hollywood, sho exhibited once a painting of blossoms off a tree

they were pink and white che isn't sure what kind of a tree She signed that they came from.

nne "Blossoms by Daisy Peel" but no one knew who Dalsy Peel was and she put her other name on it. (Miss Lillie in private life is Lady. Pecl.)

which She has only one brush

in she dips variously different enloure, achieving a rather blurred effect which is considered excellent modern art because it isn't at all photographic.

She usually does her painting at ~ night after performing in the Broad- way revue "Inside U.S.A." She has no casel and paints while sitting on the floor with the canvas in one the hund and the lone brush in

ether.

Her latest achievement is a painting of some lines which she ays wouk "look good in a dark corner."

Around The

Town

-with Mercia

Hillaly

NEW

HE new Look has even invaded Jerusalem. which Is a very modern city, according to Mrs Arthur Hooten, wife of the Crown Counsel recently appointed here. Most Arab women, she anys, wear foreign clothes, Mrs Hooten

from has brought back with her Palestine examples of the lovely hand-painted-pottery-made there, covered and showed me a blouse with hand-stitched embroidery.

At the carly age of 10, Diana Kan gave her first exhibition of paint- ther ing in Shanghai, and since with every encouragement from her father, Mr Kan Kam-shek, himself well-known painter, she has been

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drawing and painting famous figures from Chinese history on scrolls. Most of her figures are famous beautles as che imagines them, graceful ской exotle

and

headdresses.

the Shanghal of A Brudunte Municipal College, Diana, now

and in their flowing robes

22,

Is a member of the Hongkong Art Club and studies model drawing in her spare tire, Next month she of her work. will give an

cxhibition

at

A

A very popular event this week will surely be the swimming gala ut the Y.M.C.A. on Thursday 6.30 p.m

to be followed by dance at

As in the previous p.m. gala, which

huge W03

BUCCESS, men, ladles and young members will participate. Entrance fee for non-participants will be $1.

Enthusiastic over their week-ond Mrs. trip to Macao are Mr. and Aubrey Walker and Gensburger, whe

Mr

Fred to were

came back Hongkong last night. They warm in their praise of the hospi- tality they received

red there and al- delighted with the town. Together"

palatial At Mt. F. J. Gellion's

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on Saturday night and before

11. E. the Governor of Macao, his family, and about 70 other guests, Mr Walker showed talking' of his world travels and Mr. Gensburger entertained delighted audience with sleight-of-hand tricks.

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With the consent of His Excel- lency, they are planning to give o joint performance in Macao in the near future.

RED RYDER

THE TRAN FROM

COMES

HE STAGE

BEA

14-25

BEB STARA Well Groomed Business Eascu- tivo, to the wears

appressive

hats, too-laliorea suits on an over- coraaled floure- skimpu capa ROBB show kindifer, hat aald, longe nip covering. oape. plain couri shoespizin

gloves

HER STAR:

Young

Iniclico- sual 20 sha tocark antidy hair style, doppy sweater and Blacks beach sandals, siringy scar), sack-like cost.

ROBB shows... smooth hatr style, well pressed and Altes slacks, snappy, short

THE

with a camera, a notebook, and an expert eye, Page Two takes the reader to the train station at Wimbledon (No. 7. Platform). say ANNE EDWARDS' and ROBD

WO women waiting for week-end traina on Wim- .bledon (South-West Lon- dlon) No. 7 platform illustrate a fashion theory, which affects almost every woman (or man) who takes An Interest in clothes.

EXPE HETKITCH

QUEEN OF PUDDINGS

1 tencupful of fine stale bread- crumbs of cake crumbs, pint mik, 2 tablespoonfuls sugar, 2 zablespoonfuls Jum, ↑ CUR.

Separate the white from the yolk of the ez. Bear the yolk, adu the milk, crumbs and 2 luble- of the sugar. Put 1 table. spoonful of the jam at the bottom sta grensed ple dish and pour over the custard mixture. Bake for 23 minutes at Regulo 3 or 350 degrees F. Take out of the oven, and put Since

the rest of the jam on completely the custard will not b

Ret at the end of this time. th should be done carefully.

the exg white stoly, and the nearly all the remain sugar. Pile on top of the custard, shake over the ant of tho augar

and

return the pudding to the oven, Lower the Regulo to I or allow the oven to drop to about 375 degrees F. and bake for a further 30 minutes.

of

our

The theory is that behind taste in dress is n STYLE-PER- SONALITY—some person or type we imagine ourselves to be like.

Look, for example, at these two photographs.

Though each woman obviously chooses her clothes with care (and with purpose), the styles are selected from opposite ends of the fashion scale,

Each one has dressed to fit her conception of the Style-Personailly she wants to resemble.

Mrs Muisie Lesler, (top picture), aims to represent the Well-Groom- ed Business Executive.

Miss Drusilla Bryant, (below), sees herself as a Young Intellectual. Each misses the ideal. Alongside each photograph Robb han sketched the style ideal

have as it could been interpreted accurately. The captions explain how the two differ.

Odd Facts

For his exhibition appearances in Sweden, Joe Louls was paid off with 2,600 pairs of ice skates to duck the ban on export, of currency.

Two Oklahoma City Afth-graders successfully piloted a stolen plane on a 120-mile Aght having learned to fly, they said, by reading comic book "rips.

Improve Your Head Posture!!

Work to improve your head posture.

By Lois Leeds

a

OOK after your profile so that long way toward giving you

Hold your chin other will look al it with loveller profile. admiration. That's a Star Shine tip parallel to the floor. When you let from June Kelly, soprano with the your head droop forward the muscles Philadelphia La Scala Opera Com at the back of the neck are stretched pany and star of concert and radio, and the ones in front are shortened. June is the kind of girl who clielts The same thing happens, in reverse, raves about her work and about the when you hold your head too far way she looks. She knows how back. That's why you often see a Important is her profile view, be- double chin on a person who is not cause, when on stage, she is seen fat. more from that angle than any other.

on the

Exercises frm the chin muscles. Here are some which you should do This talented singer doesn't walt ton mes each, every morning and until her birthday urges her to night. Drop your head back as far drastic action (and neither should as possible. Open mouth wide, you). In her daily grooming rou- then close it. Feel the pslowly tine she also gives her chin and chin muscles? Turn the throat special beauty care.

to the right, then to the left, as as it will go. Next, drop your head If your chin is slipping or your down on your chest, then back as skin shows signs of getting "crepoy" far as possible on your neck. Final or flabby, you might try this. With ly, circle your head alowly, five Augers closed, work from the base times in each direction. of your neck to your chin in a firm upward and outward motion.

Head posture can be improved by. As June Kelly points out, good these exercises and by remembering. head posture and exercise will go to hold that perfect posturt.

BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE

The Brook Had Whales in It

-But They Were More the Size of Tadpoles-

By MAX TRELL

their

ផង

UNARF and Hanid found K

friend King Nep sliting usual on his little mossy rock in the the middle of the brook; at spot where the long drooping Angers of the willow-tree that grew and on the bank reached down almost touched the water.

Ile looked up and smiled when they called out: "Good morning, King Nep" Then he rose and walk- ed-lightly-neross-the-brook-which the stood still until he reached bank For King Nep was once the ali Great King Neptune, ruler of the oceans; and even now, when scarcely anyone knew bim плу more, the waters still obeyed him.

Clad in Greon

King Nep stepped off the bank and onto a leaf that floated by."

tadpoles. But it's a very good size for whales when all they have is He was clad all in green, and was pond to swim in. They're very no higher than a clothespin. He sat happy. I was looking at them this down beside Knarf and Hanid, leaning his back against the stem morning. Some of them were lying nt a daisy, and walled for them to quietly on the mud at the bottom, some of them were floating up near the surface, enjoying the sunshine.

spenk.

Hook On To This New Angle In Pitch Games

(Continued from Yesterday)

TRIANGLE toss is a "plus or

minus" arithmetic game, so the numbers are all multiples of 10 to- make calculation casy..

The Idea is to get the highest number on the trangle upright

zo

THE TRIANGL

Acraw

HOOK

TILTO

UPWARD

Finally Hanid said: "We've never And a few of them were lashing on the peg with the lowest number.

seen a whole. Do you think a whale would fit in our pond?"

their flukes-

"What are flukes?" Hanld inter- ber framed by the triangle has to be

"Of course not!" Knart broke in rupted to ask. before King Nep could

"Whales are enormous!"

answer.

But King Nep said quietly. "I've got a flock of my whiles in

the

to

pond now. Haven't you seen them?"

from Knarf and He looked

Whales' Tails

The reason for this is that the num-

subtracted from the top number on the triangle - to determine your score on the throw.

How To Score

"Flukes are tails....whaics tails. For example, the triangle on the Well, I've got to see about helping centre per in the diagram scores 20

a school of young sunfish to leap (20 minus zero), but the triangle on over a fallen log at the other end the top peg scores minus 20 (10 less. to of the brook," King Nep sald, rising 30).

Hanid, and from Hanid back Knart again. They both wore pressions of astonishment. Chocolate' Queen Pudding and Generapantul of "Yes," King Nep went on; "I had COCUM OF 1 tablespoonful of choco- late powder to the custard mixtura

- HONEYCOMB MOULD

? torge fresh #00, 201, sugar, 10s. powder Delaline, 1 pini inater, either & pint lemon equaah or lemon juice.

Put the lemon juice, water, sugar and the egg yolk into a sauce. DAN. and Cook" very gently for minutes. Do not fet the mixture come to the boll Soften the gels. tine in 2 tablespoonfuls at cold Water, pour over well until the hot lemon mixture

and stir geinline is thoroughly. dissolved, When til is quite cold and fust beginning to get fold in the stimy Dealff CTR white Pour into

rinsed willi, cold water and

klow to re

Recipes from Good Housekeep ing school of Cookery)

A minus score has to

be

ex- to his feet. He stepped off the bank subtracted from your total. Each onto a leaf that floated past in the player zeta ave shola cach round

two

land on the triangles swift current, and was swept out and of sight in an instant.

triangle peg only the top counts. Any total may be decided on no other place to keep them. They

Kharf and Hanid walked silently beforehand as the game, limit. You really should have the ocean swim in. But the ocean is getting down to the pond. They peered in-will find 200 a convenient goal,

to

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so crowded nowadays with boats to the water. Down at the bottom, The throwing distance may be suiling all over it, that I decided it, lying almost motionless, they could governed by the skill of the play-

to see little lumpy things with small ers, but eight feet in the regula would be pleasanter for them

have them near me in the pond."

smaller."

Rupert & Ting-Ling-2

eyes and longtails. And near the lion distanco.

Trangle toss will help you all ing surface some of them were enjoy- "But how did you get them to Ing the sunshine, while a few were many a dull moment. At in the pond?" Hanid asked.

lashing about. Perhaps they were the "Oh-1 had to make them a bit King Nep's whales, living in

Instead of in the great oceans ripples instead of angry brecze gentle

tha across the surface instead of might of the gale. Perhaps they "Quite small.....yes, quite small were whales, but they looked exact- for whales. Just about the size of ly like tad poles.

"How much smaller?" Knart wanted to know.

Surprise Party,

"SUDDENLY

• feeling the

HEY, THAT'S SUN-TALKUP TRAIL RED/

By Fred Harmán

ROAD AGENT

HUM UP

COACH,ME JUM/

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Jumping up. Ruperi listens again, The strange noise goes steadily on! though it doesn't seem to come from anywhere in particular. He can't understand it at all and decides to find some of his friends. 3 Ae ke runa, off, the high ground," ha dei Edward Trunk in Geld, looking. very puzzled and turning · slowly` round and round..... ***Hi, can you hear a train somewhere 2.1. èries Rupert. "Yes," says Edward, “bat. it down's puff and snors like Zout usual Nurwood trains.”

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