Shanghai, Yroisee! received the support of—several Mrs. Dudley Coats's shop in prominent Europeans out here.
Street was started to meet Interviewed on this subject by a is a very definite need amongst representative of the "Englishman, jart- Englishwomen, many of Sir Hubert Carr expressed the opin-whom cannot go often to Paris, fon that, judging from a close study and yet we all adore Paris drees. of the Joint Commission's report So Mrs. Coats scours the gay and the Government of India Act, capital at frequent intervals for there was no room for discussion things of the newest and most chic, concerning the ature of the Com- 2 and brings us the results of her mission, for botInthe Report and the expeditions. Lady Conmell has Act, in his view, contemplated an 'a really good laundry, which eh "outside authority" appointed has called the "White -Blephant, and responsible to Parliament. On' and often she is to be seen inspect-the other hand, prominent Indian ing the washing before it goes Teaders outside the Swarajist ranks favour a mixed Commission of home.
Indians and Europeans. The Swal is Upset Weight Figures will not discuss the proposal, 1s of to-day are six to nine fan attitude which is in agreement pounds lighter for their height with their policy of non-co-operation Meanwhile, a favourable sign than the girls of 40 years New American weighing-machin for the success of the Commission now being installed all over the is the willingness of European to country have a mirror attachment go the whole hog for provincial place of the chart found, above self-Government. every British weighing. old South African Pact chart stated what people should 'The pact between India and South' weigh when healthy, The mirrors Yell people what they should weigh Africa which was outlined at, the to be fashionable and healthy. round-table conference in Capetown has been practically realized There is a big difference between the two, It has been found that by the passing of the final stages of the Bills giving it effect in the woman of 6 ft. 7 in., whose weight under the old chart should have Assembly. The conference, it will Been 10 st. 8 Ib. is expected to remembered, Inid it down as a broad principle that a series of turn the seal under the new chart Bills embodying the principles at 9 st. 13 1b, Women of 5 ft.
in, who are supposed to weigh agreed upon, should be passed, that both Governments should reaffirm 9 st. 2 Ib, under the British charts their recognition of the right of] can weigh 8 st. 13 1b, by Ameri-South Africa to maintain Western can reckoning and still' be healthy. standards of life and that South In the case of men, the tables Africa should recognize that Indians) are reversed. Men of 6 ft. 9 in., who domiciled in the Union who are thought they had fine figures if they prepared to conform to Western weighed 11 st, 8 Ib, mow are re-Standards should be allowed so to quired to weigh 12 st, 3 1b. Men Other concessions made in-of 5 ft, 10 in, must weigh 12 st. eluded the organization of a 7 by where before they were stricted scheme of citigration to satisfied to weigh 12 st. "I can-la and other countries for In-not understand why the men us who do not desire to adopt ghould have changed," said the secretary of the weighing machine company, "but you have only to demanded, ani permission to enter Took at any girl to-day to realize the Union for" wives of permanent that she ' weighs Tes¢ than her mother did at her age." sto, Aug. 5:—The Queen of Indian residents.
The Union Government already) has approached Natal regarding the provision of technical education for Indians. After hot debates in the The
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