Healthy skin depends upon proper nourishment, and, popular potions to the contrary, the nourishment must come from within, not from some external accessory, she explained. For most people one careful washing with a pure soap at night and other washings with water alone will be ample for cleanliness. Others who are predisposed to blackheads and acne need to wash as many as five times a day Hair seems to itt"
with general ill-health of the bod he said, Frequent washing is nec sary, she emphasized. saying there is no reason why hair should not be shampooed weekly if its condition warrants this. For removal of stray coarse hairs on lips and face, she recommends tweezers, or an electric needle applied by a skin special Dr. Evans said many skins can not stand the ritual of cleansing, astringent and soothing agents recommended by cosmeticians. She advocated simple cleansing, with applications of pure cold cream for unusually dry skin.—United Press. here in "large quantities" in the next few days.
Shop managers in North Fukien Road are of the opinion that can print large quantities of cash bonds which will be good for circulation among Chinese shops in that road until September of this year. The suggestion was made to the branch federation of the Shanghai Chinese Citizens Federation, the most powerful Chinese civ organization for consideration.
The shop managers contend that even postal stamps are not convenient to meet the market requirements since there is a shortage too of stamps which are easy to, get dirty.
The Shanghai District Chamber of Commerce has taken the situation into consideration and, as a result of a meeting, a telegram has been sent to the Ministry of Finance at Chungking asking for relief measures. The report that Chungking will print cent paper money for circulation in Shanghai has been discredited by informed quarters, it being asserted that the Shanghai branch of the Central Bank of China knew nothing of the suggestion Action Against Photographer In H. M. Supreme Court before Judge P. Grant Jones yesterday pleadings were ordered in an action brought by Mr. A. A. Goldberg, direc-for of World News Photos. Shanghai, against Mr. Gordon A. Gordon.
For plaintiff, Mr. K. E. Newman applied for pleadings and for an interim injunction restraining defendant from infringing an agreement which, said Mr. Newman. concerned the taking of certain kinds of photographs. Defendant. Mr. Newman said, had infringed this agreement or the past six months.
The case was then adjourned without an injunction being granted
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