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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1948.

WOMANSENSE =

SUN MONEY

are

DRESS SHOPS ENJOY

A HEAT-WAVE BOOM

**** by PATRÍCIA LENNARD enke

turn-

SUNSHINE has

de

..brought brisk unles for Colognes and lightly tolle! waters. It ຄາແພ stepped up demand for new

LONDON: nd 75 percent on this time last paper bag the sult and blouse she

brought year... During the business had worn in the morning, SUNSHINE has

big business gils lunch-batur they Fold A • back to the retail dress trade. dress 葫 ainute, with Girls

queueing

shops al

over of £300. At one Ume 13 eat in the West End and the City to buy print and cotton frocks at £4 soleswomen were attending to four perfumed to £5 each. The manager of one customers each. Like many others, shortcut close-fitting hairstyling. Bond-street shop reports that sales one shopper immediately changed Women have abandoned rose plnk have gone up 75 percent on lately into her new dress, took away in a dipsticks in favour of coral tones.

with natural or colourless nail"

SUNSHINE in London Itas

-and how food fresh

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By GEORGIE RODGERS

to keep your

you have no refrigerator yOU. can keep perishable foods fresh and wholesome in hot weather by following these hints. Keep the larder window open and cover with fine nel to keep out files.

Keep meat and fish covered with

muslin.

and fals

Get rome Ice and stand it in a bucket in the larder. It will help to cool the atmosphere, and milk can be placed directly on the ice also a bottle of squash for

cold drinics.

Use a plant pot

If lee is unobininable, fat should be stored in a buiter cooler (an carthenware plantpot will do). Soak the cooler or plant pot in cold water, then stand it that it completely covers the plate or dish of fat. In very hot weather re-soak the butter cooler in cold water morning and

evening.

MILK BOTTLES should stand in n deep basin of cold water to which three tablespoonfuls of common salt have been added. Cover the bottles with a plece of muslin, allowing the ends to dip in the water, and stand the basin on the fluor, as this is milk with old, or with milk that has

the coolest place. Never mix new

heen helled.

Vinegar holps Cheese keeps best in an airy place, wrapped in muslin that has been wrung out in vinegar.

Bread should be bought in small quantities enough for a day ahead --and kept wrapped in a clean, dry tea-towel In a well-ventilated hreadpan. Keep the lid Ulted. If the

pon has no airholes. Wipe the pan out daily with a dry cloth, and wash out once a week.

Meas will keep better if cooked, When raw it should not sit in it own julces, as this causes rapid deterioration. Hang a joint on meat hook and cover with muslin, Small pieces of ment should be placed on a trivet and covered with muslin or a well-ventilated meat

cover.

Fish should be cooked at once un- less it is kept on ico.

Vegetables should be spread out In a vegetable rack, or on a cool larder floor.

varnish.

caught over-

hat

seas visitors unaware. Visitor from Paris

were conventional navy Ughtweight wool dress, dark straw. hat at 10 a.m. on arrival, changed into silk print dress and white and was wielding a fan by 3 pm. Smart women have abandoned lona gloves, dark dresses and hats, are wearing cotton and linen dresses usually tucked away for the beach, open-work-crochet cotton gloves in black or white, no hats.

Lettuces and salad greens keep crisp in a

will large saucepan has covered with

A lid to prevent evaporation,

Economical Ice Cream

Oz. cornflour от custard powder, pt. milk, 2 oz. castor Migar. 1 teasmi. powdered pelatine, 2 tableipns, cream or evaporated milk, pt. fruit purec.

DLEND the cornflour with a little

the

In two

cold milk, boil the rest of the milk and pour on to the cornflour, stirring all the time. Rinse the pan with cold water then return the confour mixture and bring to the hell. Add the sugar and set aside in a wide basin to cool.

Dissolve

gelatine tablespoons of hot water and str this and the cream or evaporated Pour into milk into the mixture.

the the freezing tray and chill in freezing compartment of the re- frigerator, stirring at intervals from the sides of the tray to the middle so that the mixture freezes evenly. Prepare the fruit purea from any fresh fruit and set nside in the refrigerator until quite cold. Blend this with the mixture in the freezing · tray and return to the refrigerator until completely frozen.

Hiroshima Police made to dance the Boogie Woogie-

As Aid To Democracy

Beach News

BY ALICE ALDEN

OF COURSE, there

By ERNEST HOBERECHT

HIROSHIMA, Japan-If you

are

going to be a good policeman in Japan, you've got to be able to dance. the "boogie woogle."

Everybody in Japan knows that

Falling Hair? Brush It Well

Courtney Warner Brothers

Barbara Bates, of the aliver screen, keeps her hair healthy and shining with daily brushing.

By

HELEN FOLLETT

of the hair with a rolling motion. tug at the

has tried the SUNSHINE

endurance of spectators Ard models during London's week of coutt rler dress shows, with displays of heavy fur wraps, felt hats, bulky tweeds; it

brought discreetly patterned IT is no fun when your hair starts shirtwaister frocks of tie atik as to fail Hairs fall. all over the There will be n'e "hot weather" uniform, ivory and house. They langle up in the teeth roots of the shafts that will spur paper fans, handy bags of straw or of the comb. The girl who in up the Clood streams to action. rafu,

feels against this state of affairs a sinking of the heart. She wonders if some day, she will have to wear a transformation. Chances ard that will never happen. Not if she gets busy, gives her precious thatch the attention it deserves.

ICE BOX

TO Improvise a freezer for lee cream or cold drinks, pack a bucket with crushed ice and salt, using four parts of ice to Duo of coarse salt.

Make up the ice-cream and

when cold put the mixture into

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bottling Jor.

wide-necked Cover securely, stand it in the middle of the bucket and pack with ice and salt up to the neck of the botic. Cover with a piece of blanket or a clean sack 2 and leave for the ice-cream to freeze. Stir the ice-cream oe- casionally from the sides to the centre of the bottle so that the mixture freezes evenly.

The proper procedure is to buy a Arst-class brush of firm bristles and to use it regularly at least once a day. Every shaft that brushing and the brings out is a dead one; sooner it is out the better, so that another one may grow. As long as

Once a week, after the nightly brushing, apply hot oll to the scalp, or any good proprietary' oil that you may find for this purpose. Spread out fingers and thumbs, move the flesh about.

Rub the oil on the ends of the hair that are always drier than the Wrap growth close to the scalp. your head in a towel and go to bed. The longer the oil remains on, the more effective the treatment.

When shampooing next morning begin with a rinsing of fairly hot

a new growth is in evidence, one water, using a spray and a strong need not worry, That means that current of water. If soap is used, the sharft-producing papiline are have it in liquid form, make at least still on the job. The growth may Just be suffering a tempronry in- disposition,

*

Take a strand at a time, hold it away from the head. Slap the bris- tles on the scalp, sweep to the ends

three applications, following each one with a rousing rinsing. If a cream or oil cleanser is used, two applications wil be sufficient. If the shampoo is thorough;

every shalt will be soft and silky, sway from its neighbours.

BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE

Knarf and Hanid Eavesdrop

-They Hear the Children Discussing Shadows- By MAX TRELL

wasn't very often that the children talked about their hadows. But on this afternoon (it was raining outside) they not only

“dancing la' democratle," so there is ked about them, they read a really nothing strange about dan-poem about them. cing lessons being included on the regular police training schedule.

Hiroshima wants to be.the most

democratic city in Japan. It wants to be the peace capital of the world. Police Chief Shimono-san demands that his men promote peace

able to both democracy by being waltz and "boogie-woogic."

and

Of course, Knarf and Hanid, the two shadows, were sitting nt the children's feet just under the play- room window sill when the children discovered the poem in a book they were reading. It was Hanid's mis tress Dinah who began reading the

who While Frank, poem. Knart's master,

sat on the window

He explained this fully to the re-sill and listened. crults and old-timers and then waved

Was

Dinah began: "The name of this

a baton to turn Higashi police station poem Is 'My Shadow" by Robert into a decing school.

Policomen Shy

4

A hol combo ran through three numbers but nobody ventured out on the floor of the police station's audi- torium where lectures on Angerprint- Ing and jiujitsu usually are given.

"What's the

Louis Stevenson. It's quite lovely.

"I have a little shadow that goes in

and out with me.

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Frank saw his shadow on the wall.

sen-

the

}

How Kit Carson Treed A Buffalo

HIS friends,

the Uto Indiani, thought Kit Carson Was a magician the day Kit treed # buffalo!

Hunting with a party of Indians, Kit pounded ahead after a huge buffalo slampeding in n straight lineas the great animals always ran. The scout and the buffalo dis- appeared from the sight of the In- dians for a Tow the

as they dropped behind a small rise. When the Indians caught up with the To scout again, they were amazed find the buffalo: Kit had been chasing dead in the top of a tree!

A Horo

points at the end of this

The Indian opinion of Kit Carson, new al- And what can be the use of him is fence. Then he made himself his already high, soared to

regular more than I can see"

size again, as. Dinah con- titudes that day. They begged Kit to leave the animal in the top of "I don't see

of him tinued reading. But suddenly much use

smile on his face vanished, as either," Frank broke in.

hetho cedar for big medicine and to show them how to tree a buffalo, "What shouted Knarf, jumping heard her say:

notion of how

too. When Kit refused to do either, up and down on the carpet in front "He hasn't got a

children ought to play,

they thought bla becomingly

matier with you?" of the children, "You don't see any And can only make a fool of me in modest

demanded the chief. "Don't you want to broaden your personalities? Now get out and dance-that's an order"

work.

Use of a a shadow! How can anyone Buy such a thing?"

Sh-h!" warned Hanid. "Be quiet! They'll hear you."

every sort of way" "I'm not

a fool!" shouted Knarf. But Dinah kept on reading:

The explanation was simple. The frantic animal, charging over the big

brow of the little hill, found "I want them to hear me," - erled

Didn't Hear Him

"He stays so close beside me, he's

a coward you can see;

escape barred by a

I'd think. shame to stick to pursie ravine. He leaped and wide

as that shadow sticks to me!" "I don't! I don't!" Knarf" was shouting.

Slowly the men, got into action, the Shadow,

wlidis, attempt- selecting partners from among the

ing to clear the barrier. The scout's policewomen who were called_in_off

But the children didn't hear him

bullet found his beart at that Their beats to aid in the new class at all. You have to have cars sharp

moment and the momentum of the enough to hear a clock after it stops, "Knarf What's the matter with charge carried the buffalo cut into The policemen were shy

and or the sound of a pin dropping on a you?" Hanid said, still afraid that space to drop dead in the top of u

before you didn't seem to get the idea, but at carpet,

small cedar growing at the base of the the children might hear the shadow, can hear

"I don't stick close to my master! the hill. least a half dozen of the women law voice of a shadow.

Dinah went on reading:

I'm not a coword!" enforcement oficiais very evidently had been taking private lessons from American soldiers.

Girls Know How

"Boogle-woogie Boogie-woogle!" They waved their hands, kicked up their legs and made sounds like: "Get hepped, Jou.".

The chief naked the girls where they learned to dance. With Gla, maybe?

"He is very, very like me from the

heels up to the head;

are some bizarre beach outfits and some that are maybe bit shocking even In this broadminded 'era, but mostly our manufacturers of fine beach wear seem to have concentrated on designs that are smart, wearable and not overdone, or, rather under donel The bra and brief suit been a beach favourite for quite a while which is why the one- pilece bathing suit has a new, and very smart look about it. Celanese rayon beach cloth is used for this Gabar model, consisting of a flared Anyway the chief thought they qne plece swim suit and a match-were good and thanked them for Ang coat, nice for driving to the coming over. beach or sitting on the clubhouse porch. Slightly flared In back. It

these lines, Knarf. (lust to He plans to open up a photography hangs straight down in front to class too. just the length of the sult., Slit sides and cuffs give an extra We always do things in a big way

here in Hiroshima," he explained.

touch.

RED RYDER

:

I

Shut the Book

don't know what might have Youngest Law-Violator happened next But just then. Mother called from the next room

that lunch was ready. Dinah shut Oshkosh, WIE.--- Local

officials.

the book and with her brother, caught up their youngest law viola- a false tor. Officers investigating. alarm questioned youngsters. The children reported a boy, aged 91⁄2, tricycle, stood on the toy, and pulled pedalled up to the box on his

I'll show them I don't have to stick

And I see him jump before me,

when I jump into my bed-" "Ah, that part's right," sald Knarf. "Shadows are just like children, from the heels up to the head.”.

"Do be quiet, Kaart!" Hanid cau- sprung oft the window silt and ran

out. tioned, agala. "The funniest thing about him is the ing. I won't go with them at all.

"Just for that," Knart was say way he likes to grow, Not at all like proper children, beside them!" "Never happen," they assured ** which is always very slow;

But it did him no good to say that. him. "Nover happen."

For he sometimes shoots up taller.

For Hanid acized his hand and like an India-rubber ball,. And he sometimes gets so little that the room, right after the two chil

pulled

him along with her, out of

there's none of

him

at all

"Shadows have to stick close dren While the little girl was reading to the children they belong to. It's

ahow the rule," she said. "And besides, how true they were) streetched him it's a very beautiful poem 7 think self up until his head struck the Mr. Stevenson said a lot of very nice ceiling then drew himself together things about us. I'm going to learn until he was no larger than the that poem by heart."

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A FEW MINUTES LATER -

REDARED

RYDER!

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