Personal care of Mr. and Mra. B. O. Scott Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Horton ow own to 10 oz. for one t 2 e e bit of financial AS d oni iwpre. By a simple little bit of financial eer the Panchen safely through the dark shades 't-Indian and only secondarily anti-European. needed to light thousands extra lamps to sec Pationalist agitation has hitherto been prunary manipulation the Chinese rupee has jumped tie Panchen safely through, the dark shades Whciherforeign propaganda has played is part facade Clear, but Burma; YNW ita Math in value to 60 Mexican cents while the yak Buts gre es e ap era it anti-Chinese feeling edded to the ferment of lys ba the time of Jacob so it is at the ÍS supposed to enter some abode of darkness, fluences from the Far East, fallen to 6 oz. for one rupee. As s spirit or Namshe leaves the body it nationalism, might be fertile ground for in-present time: there is a famine in the land, and as no one, not even a lama, can see it 8 ud not of bread but of butter. rin M e eS] DH One of the few good results of The inhabitants of Tachienlu and Sik y butter lamps to light the lama on his Legion ihe last war was the formation of the British Legion—writes can get along nicely Man pern es n three things, name parts of the Horse and Hound"—an orga dzamba (ground barley) yak butter Chinese tea. At present Chi jamas enormous Gapira. Yapa ce With a spirit and tradition 3 mas enormous figures, representing "9" with a spirit and tradition of ing the frontier in enormous quantities and k, some WO A HEWN b mow wu rh example in 1000 pao des ornamented in beautiful colours. Dr. Bock, though I have m ni coolie carriers enter and leave of 40 or 50 feet, are made of yak butter vance copy of its annual report, and even Tuchienlu every day. There may be a famine "narer E d E times come in contact wit in butter but there is certainly no famine in e y knew the Chinese border of Tibet, a Legion in all its spheres of activity I was (ea. (Yet we haven't had a cup of foreign fw men have done, has some artistic colour amazed to read of its record of work accom tea for a long time). The Tibetans are photos of these enormous butter figures lished. One of its tasks is, of cours carrying large quantities of Chinese tea into]——8 æ o ce-operate with the United Services' Fund to the Land of the Lamas and should this crazy Xak butter, though it is sometimes Kep! wi tien "el Ybha reds b he Roof of the World|is nevertheless used to appease one of the deyment among rvicemen H red-robed lama on the x among ex-Servicemen ally is making sure of his cup of tea. He can do wildest and fiercest deities in Lamaland has affected comparatively few of those norm-without his prayer wheel, prayer flag and There is not only a Wheel of Life but a Wheel 21Y assisted by the Legion, and there have moans and|of Time, and Dehcho who sometimes con- 10 been greatly increased requirements for prayer book, "but give me, groans the patient lama, "my cup of te trols this wheel, is depicted in Tibet as a s arising from wounds, sickness, and 0:4 he report statès: "It is cle cruel monster with three faces and eleven 1 man. who on demobilization m In the Forbidden I ud, the nomad or the arms, standing on two crushed bodies, wear- pon the State for any war disability, but sot lama, without their cup of tea, would find ing armour and a necklace of skull: Dehchc out with commendable courage and independ-no doubt other offerings presented tu the path to Nirvana not only difficult and to battle his own ni fe, now, with the added burden of years, dangerous but almost impassible. Along that him but evidently his delight is in rancid yak butter, and when this is offered in sufmself forced to seek assistance, For some of rugged road, leading to vacuity, emptiness and nothingness, the lama feels his need of ficient quantity, this fierce and cruel yidan. en possible to provide treat-can be appeased and bring to the fearful as enabled the pati something wet, and while he may pass the and to resume his place in in Tibetan what is known as senam, that is mile-stone marked, "Extinction of Desire," r a time; but many, although every holiness, merit and virtue, not only in this he nevertheless thinks daily of a warm cup been made to secure whatever treat-of Chinese tea. The path to Nirvana is quite world but in the next. ut would be of benefit, can never hope to be a human road trod by the feet of men.
The Wheel of Time is an unbending in-completely fit for work." These simple words strument having a past, a present and a|convey more than anything how the horrors Dzamba, or ground and roasted parle future, all of which can throw a d í the last world war still cast their shadow the daily cereal used all over the Land of hand over the superstitious nomad; a ov y homes, and might, inded, be pond-the Lamas. When freshly ground and roasted it has a delicious h › te rp Epke Ah ^e from this fate. eret over by those who talk lightly about th fragrance a when mixed with rancid, hard s S d an: Lo have issue warn o householder: taste and a delightful pea arg ju nen inevitability of another war." Incidentally, the smelling, yak butter tea, i is ing. Ten thousand lama: and drabas in the Wheel of Life, but the Wheel of Time is c claim to be empl yed by the British Legion Dis-
The novel clip glides HAIPHONG—$350* Return great Drebung monaste live, thrive and different matter. The poor nomad and lama abled Men's industries, The "warning states
7 ye! holds the pen with a firm assi aver the pocket, 3 The Round Voyage, via Swatow, Hongkong die on it. The process is quite si with present scarcity of butter are living in that no canvas fire of yak manure boils à pot of Ee ignorant ót TAKA Uk syntett Lus ad th. ad times. A ARA Whey ey se erfecti orts in this direction are the: are employed, and that the s in conjunction with sales ose organized grip. and Pakhoi to Haiphong and back by the ea. ed loro a chums to which is added a might be used or even a supply of margarine. same steamer to Shanghai takes approxi- Turk chunk of rancid butter and a little salt, e frisky yak would only give more butter mately 24 days. A stay of about 3 days is the whole being churned into a consistency eoh, would' ent deas (tte The never failing vulcanite pump made in Haiphong enabling passengers to something like pea soup. A brass ladle Prospect might not seem so serious and life
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and safe self-filling. Mo make a visit to the beautiful Bale d'Along.
hangs within the churn and each lama helps 5 himself, though the custom sometimes is for Tibeta resent shortage, ner, o neb.
one lama to help the company. Each the: whole Cana of the Yali however, of butter it "Temperature temperature near Holy Ti
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sails S4 Aspen e Tana near Holy Trinity Cathedral s. "KINGYUAN" sails SATURDAY, MARCH 25 fus has his own ba a a is h Bony PH ame date, 1938 420 Max, 573 Tis ori. nat ately only confined to Sikanr 5 vay Min. 400 Max. 615 The transparent ink container allows a wooden bowl has been filled with butter tea ral and Tachienlu in particular.
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into a solid lump of dough. This he works! JP wisdom ©" Weeki terday 347 62 in his hand very much as a child plays with the eekues 381 GE Patented compensation chambers make blots [a lump of plastiscene. With the lump of Beating the that the shocking: T even 5 T impossible. rea celia few feed ensures on end constant flow of in! dough in his hand his bowl is row empty Road-Hog Jand se ud so he drinks another ten bowls ci yapa, f ar {ucca to 2 gatleycione over China. Variabio "Nis for every hand, The 14 carat gold nib is ti KNK Ku "Osci-lrdium- s 1 ipped Some years ago. dzamba, like Ct in bue s and at sea to cloudy weather, overcast a cloudy weather, overcast at places, Point cannot wear AN WORKS, WAGNER PENE, Hanover, Germany. indanthren
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