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Evening Despatch from Birmingham, West Midlands, England • 9

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Evening Despatchi
Location:
Birmingham, West Midlands, England
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9
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I EVENING DESPATCH FRIDAY 13 OCTOBER 1933 9 Three More MR HANNON HIS CRITICS REPLY TO CHALLENGE ON THE LEAGUE Tributes Cut your battery strain in half Most cars have battery ignition and in winter this is weakened by constant use of the headlamps In winter too many oils become too thick when cold and this doubles the starting drag Thus by the use of unsuitable oil your engine may be deprived of ignition Hand cranking is a poor way out The better way is to use the correct grade of Essolube the only hydrogenated motor oil Cold room tests show that Essolube flows freely even with 30 degrees of frost and thus allows free rotation of the engine when starting Brand Aseptic Ointment the 7- Week Skin Healer The amazing testimony published below vitally concerns every Skin Sufferer The writers of these letters are living proof of the unique healing powers of the world's greatest Skin Treatment Germolene ASEPTIC Ointment! Their troubles were varied agonising BAD LEG unsightly irritating RASH throbbing BURNS Each bought Germolene Ointment WITHIN A WEEK their troubles were either conquered or well on the way to perfect healing! Read their stories in their own words Read The Astounding TRUE 1 Stories Published 1 Below I i iUf 1 lHii iX ig is fiiiiiimiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiii ROUND THE BIRMINGHAM SHOPS WITH PH1LIDA Gowns and Pyjamas Fun in an Exploration SUPPOSE the average woman iloves shop-gazing for the same reason that the flapper loves the films and the chfid its fairy tailes Slie sees herself in the richest furs visualises that luxurious divan in her drawing-room and sees those gleaming saucepans on her scullery shelf where her worn ones now stand In much the same spirit does the flapper put herself In the role of the adored one and the child become a princess in a palace of crystal The dreams are as endless as the variety before her But what of the average man His shop-gazing is a very different matter He seldom shop-gazes unless he means to buy be the purchase for his wife his girl-friend or his important self He takes a good look in the window sees what he wants goes in and buys it Just like that No dilly-dallying no dreaming for him But what a lot of fun he misses Of course the weather affects mood when shopping A rainy day will often make every hat one tries on seem more absurd and every look in the mirror a worse shock However the sun shone for me yesterday and the sky was blue when 1 set off on my first expedition Round the Birmingham So I felt as happy as the proverbial lark and as thrilled as if 1 were off to hunt big game Just So Frocks I said to myself but not a bit of good trying to be firm on a shopping expedition i6 it You know what happens One sets out with a 10s note to buy a book as a birthday present for an old friend and arrives home some hours later with a darling red handbag for oneself So it a chic little frock that I found first after all but a really autumny choker necklace at the colour of an acorn turned brown Just the thing I thought to go with sporty jumpers or woollen frocks in those new autumn shades of rust and terracotta Two and elevenpence-halfpenny it was and there was a wrist bangle to match it at a shilling less I saw literally dozens of evening gowns later at and A Modes all colours all materials all prices I liked most a simple little gown in white ripple satin that boasted the very latest up-to-the-chin neckline The choker fastened with a diamante clip at the back of the neck There was no back to the gown and it had a dear little half-belt which began a the side seams and fastened behind It was 39s lid For wear over this (if one was feeling really extravagant was the sweetest coatee-cape made of 6ilvery a simple little gown in while ripple satin that boasted the very latest up-to-the-chin colour that eyes would be if such creatures existed Another attractive material I saw at Walter was one of pure 6ilk with a dull crepe surface that gave a wool effect This was for afternoon frocks very warm and light and not too delicate-looking This was 10s lid a yard and 38 ins wide From materials for gowns to materials for curtains Such a funny material too oil-skin transparent and washable for say a kitchen window it a good idea The prettiest amongst them was a plaid green black and cream though the self colour ones were also charming These are 3s llid a yard rather more than one would usually pay for kitchen curtains perhaps but there! it is a novelty after all These I saw at and once in the furnishing department I found it difficult to get away Bed Wear 7 also sluggish in feeding the bearings Essolube gives immediate protection to the bearings from the first revolution of the crankshaft yet it holds its body under the hardest driving conditions and low con- and low carbon sumption MILD OPPOSITION eagerly-awaited reply of Mr Hannon MP for Moseley to the open letter of tihe Central Youth Group of the Birmingham branch of the League of Nations Union was forthcoming last night at a public meeting at Heath The other said Mr Hannon I made a speech in Birmingham in which I said some things about Geneva I have since had voluminous correspondence some very critical some of a somewhat encouraging character in relation to what I said I do not seek anything more than a fair estimate of the vieAvs to which I gave expression When I said We have had too much I Avas thinking of the ineffective results of the many conferences and the continuous negotiations that have taken place I make no secret to-night of my belief that the first consideration of British statesmanship in view of the world situation should be to concentrate on developments Avhich would improve the conditions of the people of this country and of the Empire THE SIX-POINT PROGRAMME The British Empire co-ordinated and stabilised in the determination of its own policy should make its own moat safe before using its power diplomatic or otherwise to foster and improve the conditions of other Of the six-point disarmament programme of the League of Nations Union Mr Hannon remarked Every point academically admirable every point hopeless from the point of view of securing universal peace While the League of Nations is an admirable institution unique in human history its accomplishments owing to differences arising out of economic nationalism military pride and old prejudices and bitterness are such that we cannot hope for any great things in the Mr Haigh a committee member of the Birmingham Central League Youth Group protested that Mr Hannon had not given the meeting any constructive proposals Developing the British Empire Avith-out regard to the interests of other peoples would lead to greater divisions than ever FURTHER WANTED So far as the young people of Birmingham and of the world are concerned their hope is for the overdoses of This sentiment was cheered So was the contention of Mr A Gibson another speaker that Avhen the representatives of other nations read speeches from public men like that delivered by Mr Hannon at the annual conference of the National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations last week they pointed the finger ol scorn at this country and accused us of being insincere This speaker agreed hOAvever that Mr Hannon had been very sincere in his constant and steady support of the League of Nations Union On the Avhole Mr Hannon may ne congratulated on having had an easy passage through a meeting which was not so antagonistic as some people anticipated it Avould be Councillor A Lamplugh presided and a resolution urging the adoption of the six-point disarmament programme of the Union Avas carried unanimously Sold like vintage wine in sealed glass bottles Quart iic id Pint 1 1-('Racer' 2 and 12 d) In ygallon drums with free tap per gallon ('Racer' 6fd) conquers BAD LEG My husband knocked his leg years ago and it did not heal up right Two months ago he knocked it again tvhich made it gradually get worse and caused the wound to spread larger We have often heard of the goodness of Germolene and at last we bought a tin The result after a application is too marvellous to believe It Is practically well now and my husband and I are very thankful I had given up the idea of it ever getting well Mrs Wakeling 6 Tilbury Cottages Downley BUCKS Results almost too marvellous to Brand Ointment heals BURNS For seven weeks I suffered from very bad burns For the first four weeks treatments did very little good A friend of mine persuaded me to use Germolene and after the first two days an improvement was noticed I have used altogether only two tins and I am now practically better Owing to the serious wound I was afraid they would leave scars but I am pleased indeed to tell you that they have healed without one" A Winpenny 4 Stanningley Rd Armley LEEDS So I wandered round looking at down quilts and wishing if the truth must be told that I could have a nice little snooze on one of them for just about 15 minutes I coveted most one in rose pink crepe marocain (pink again I like it so much because I wear it) It had ruching in the centre and a deep band of ruching about eight inches from the edge It was lined with sateen because real satin is so I was told and was double-bed size 4s was the price Down quilts reminded me that I must take a peep at bed wear had some dainty pyjamas et 29s white satin trimmed with coffee-coloured lace and with a lace motif on the jumper top But these nearly so gay (or so practical) as an and lemon pair that caught my eye The top Avas yellow in silk with neck and armholes bound in orange and the Avide-legged trousers were orange bound in yellow These were 9s 1 1d And so (almost) to bed Good night 1 PHILIDA WINTER FLUIDITY HOLDS BODY LOW CONSUMPTION LOW CARBON LONG LIFE Cssolub have used only 2 Motorists should now change their oil to the correct winter grade of Essolube See Recommendation Chart below ends itching RASH I have suffered with a rash for about two years and although I have had specialists' treatments nothing seemed to do me the slightest good 1 had begun to despair of it getting any better when my husband persuaded tne to try Germolene and after the second day I began to feel a difference and after using one tin the rash is practically cured I can assure you 1 will never be without a A tin for it has acted like magic in my (Mrs) A Martin Street SHEFFIELD 6 sequins on a net but it cost nearly as much as the frock 35s lid 1 Satins of course are definitely in this time for evening wear had some breath-taking ones to show me one in particular which they called to my delight pig pink It really was the colour of the nicest sort of pig and was a reversible satin crepon at 8s lid a yard (36 ins wide) Other beautiful shades tastefully named were wild blackberry deepest purple and BBC TELEVISION Germolene acted like LOW FLYING PUNISHING Berlin Friday A large number of Communist prisoners at Recklinghausen in West Germany who were to have been released shortly have been told that they will be kept three more months in prison because of increased Communist activity in the district and because a storm-trooper tvas murdered Exchange Tests Through Ultra Short-Wave Transmitter The BBC proposes in the near future to ca-rry out experiments on high definition television through its ultra-short wave transmitter at Broad1-casting House it was announced last night The first tests will be with apparatus installed by Baird Television Ltd and will go on until the end of this year The second series beginning in January will be with apparatus installed by Electric and Musical Industries Ltd which Avas demon strated to the BBC in December 1932 The BBC may at its discretion give other companies similar opportunities of installing high definition television apparatus for transmission experiments These tests will be intended primarily for reception by the engineers of the BBC and the television companies concerned DOUBLE quick-starting Essolube solves half your winter starting difficulties by enabling your engine to rotate freely when cold The other half is solved by the use of quick-starting WINTER GRADE PRATTS ETHYL Sir Alfred Watson the new president of Walsall Literary Institute and a Avell-known Indian journalist is to give his presidential address next week on India A three-weeks-old boy Avas abandoned in a perambulator in a shop in Tottenham High-road Brand ASEPTIC OINTMENT For- ECZEMA SORES PILES RASH ULCERS PSORIASIS Times When It is tKe Safest Course In view of the number of recent prosecutions for low flying the Automobile Association draws attention to some aspects of the matter which are not generally appreciated by the public Safety is naturally the first consideration and the provisions of the Air Navigation Orders state that an aircraft shall fly over a town at such an altitude that it can land outside the town if It should have a mechanical breakdown and shall not be flown in such a manner as by reason of low altitude or proximity to persons or dwellings to cause unnecessary danger to any person or property There are a number of circumstances in which an aeroplane may fly low without causing unnecessary danger If it is over an open field it can land safely without damaga to people or property and the faster the aeroplane is being flown the safer it is for speed gives it a wider gliding range and consequently a wider choice of a suitable landing-place WHAT IS LOW The term low flying is liable to misinterpretation Even experienced pilots are unable to judge the height of an aeroplane at all accurately A heavy aircraft at 1000 feet for instance will appear lower than a light single seater at 500 feet whilst noise is apt to influence opinion on this point Flying below a certain altitude Is not prohibited by the Air Navigation Orders because in the interests ot safety the widest possible choice of action must be left to the pilot There are often conditions when what is generally called is the only safe way of flying Except near an aerodrome this low flying causes little inconvenience The most common complaints of low flying arise against pilots who are showing off before their friends on the ground This too often ends in disaster The A A suggests that this form of flying should invariably be avoided TO sit OSOOT WEEKLY And the BEDSTEAD IS FREE! And You Have To Buy Other Goods 26 Weekly 4-t OAK SUITS BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED IN A NEW SHADE COMPLETE WITH FULL-SIZE BEDSTEAD TO MATCH ABSOLUTELY FREE amazing value OUR WINDOWS SEND PC for 13H 8BS- SEE THE SUITE ABBOTTS THEvEURWISHERS CONFER Berlin Friday The International Union of Dowsers (users of the diving rod) assembled at Luneburg (near Hamburg) to-day at a conference make clear to the public the developments which have been achieved in this branch of science" Practical tests will be carried out Exchange LATEST CATALOGUE 59-61 LO ZELLS ROAD (Oppeeite Landa Flat ura Hatna) BIRMINGHAM At the opening of the North London Exhibition at Alexandra Palace Miss ELSIE RANDOLPH the stage and film star made a special appearance on James Robertson's (of "Golden Shred fame) stand and delighted her audience by sampling the famous Golden Shred and mince-pies made with mincemeat a good mince pic and my first happy she said Miss Randolph also mentioned that she is to appear shortly in a new musical show called Mr BRANCHES EVERYWH IJOIN OUR XMAS CLUB.

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