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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1951.
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CONTENTS OF A TIN OF BAKED BEANS
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Ways With Velvet
Wilson
HERE
are
some of the ways velvet is being used this season, as ilus- trated by the sketch. "First touches of velvet, "velvet. trimmings on collars and cuffs. This season the cuffs are järge and buttoped and the collars are enormous. For instance, Hartnell has designed a dress and jacket in sauf coloured wool with velvet collar and cuffs. It is completed with velvet-cover- ed buttons on the turned- back revers and uitlle velve hat
LEFT: Dress and Jacket ensemble lo smult coloured wool by Norman Hartnell,
TOP CENTRE:
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“You want to talk to me about the facts of life? You mean like my allowance isn't big enough?”
• BY THE WAY •
by
Beachcomber
Watch Other's BidsXPERIMENTS to discover the "Don't come any funny business," saki the stranger got here maximum height at which & Arst "So I see, replted the father. full-grown clephant can live will "You go and get yourself BOONE other pitch, shouted the stronger, shortly begin.
Addressing 'an audience' of Boyk The genuino parent went away and and girls at Ludlow, Professor San- complained to the housemaster, a said. Mr Cruncher dermy-Oldfald said. "The height at Mr Cruncher.
"You, 65. which an elephant enn 1pve is, to a
are the seventh father certain extent, dependent on the your boy has had this week. I'm height at which it can continue to afraid there won't be much left for you to take." The dumbfounded breathe. There are no figures to go on as this experiment has never
parent collapsed into a chair, while Mr Cruncher laughed grossly. The rest of the news
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CENTRE: Sult featuring beaver onfi
tachable, by Hardy Amies,
LOWER LEFT: Cocktail drew, by Mati, in black velvet with embroidery.
TOP RIGHT: Bult barathen by Mateli, with interesting embroklery and velvet collar and cuffs.
In
LOWER RIGHT: Dress by Michael Sherrard, in black velvet with oblique embroidery.
Mink
Popular
Shade
is the most popular shade of mink this season. Coats have full, deep armholes and soft sleeves that can be pushed up elbow-length for cocktail or evening wear.
PASTEL mink
Now that full-length coats are so costly many women are choos- ng smaller mink pieces. Latest winter model is the cape-stole, which has tiny cuffed sleeves and makes a garment that can be worn equally well with suits, dresses or evening frocks,
BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE
The Toy Train Takes a Trip
-And the Passengers Have a Wonderful Time!—
By MAX TRELL
I didn't seem possible. and
everyone
thought
Mr
their aquarium and stayed out in the air.
the
the
General Tin, the tin soldier, bad a uniform. He said he Punch was only fooling when would be the conductor. Final- Le suid, "Get aboard the train ly everybody was aboard We're going for a trip For train. General Tin
was only a toy train signal to Mr Punch, Mr Punch (though it looked exactly like pulled a lever inside the loco-
and the tracks motive. a real one),
whole
gave
Then with a creak-
didn't go any further then ing and a jerking the from the door of the room to train started moving. The bell the wall where the cuckoo- rang. The whistle, tooted. clock hung.
Everyone laughed. No
train to
And now a wonderful thing ane happened. The train was near- got on the train. Mr Punch ing the wall. Everyone expect- stop. But it said, "All ed the
went faster. And crashing into the train went right as though it were more than `a wall of
looked around and aboard! All aboard!" He even didn't. It put on his engineer's overalls instead of and climbed into the locomo- wall, the tive. "If nobody wants to get through it on the train and come for a nothing trip, just go myself," he mist! said.
Better Than No Trip Then Koarf and Hanid,
the
In Candylow, the trees were striped like candy-sticks and the cows looked like lolly-pops.
"Next stop Toyville!" General Tin called out,
In Toyville the train stopped again and everyone got off. They looked around. The people who
The next moment they were lived in Toyville came marching riding along a new sort of coun- down to the train in a big try. The trees were all striped parade. It was like a
circus. were like chocolate bars. The bread boys, and jumping rab- like candy-sticks. The fences There were dolls, and ginger- they cows in the fields and meadows bits, and big spinning tops, and looked like lolly-pops with less lions, and tigers, and bears, and elephants. Everybody in Toy- ville was a toy?
shadow-children with the turned-about names, said
Next Stop Candytown
Once more the train went on,
might as well go, because even and horns. u trip from the door to the wall where the cuckoo-clock hung was better than no trip at all. So they got on the
"Next train.
stop Candytown!" shouted General Tin, the con- And again and again it stopped Then Teddy the Stuffed Bear ductor.
at places that no one had ever followed, and so did Mary The train stopped long seen the likes of before. They Jane the rag-doll, and Mise enough for everybody to admire stopped at Hahaberg, where Gloria, the beautiful
taste) china (and
gumdrop everybody laughed, and at Elg- doll. Mrs Cuckoo come out of houses, the streets paved with town and Littletown where the her clock and she, on the taffy and the chocolate soda people were as tail as telegraph train, and Mr
the lake with the ice cream moun potes and as tiny as pins. They canury left his cage and got tain behind it All the people stopped at Musleville, where the on; and Alphonse and Suzanne, who lived in this marvellous people looked like violins and the two gold-ish, would. heye town were big and round and trumpets and drums, and at joined all the others if only smiling. Then the train went Birdie, where everybody had they could have jumped out of, on again,
wings.
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By OSWALD JACOBY
THE bidding of the opponents sometimes tells you to open
a tramp. For example, dumuny may deny one suit bid by his partner and raise another suit with enthusiasm. That sort of bidding usually indicates ability to ruff the denied suit, in which case the defenders may have tʊ lead trumps at every opportunity in order to get their tricks.
In today's hand the bidding sounded Just Like that to West. As it turned out, however, he should have trusted his eyes as well as his ears.
When West apened the ace of hearts, a very reasonable opening lead because of dummy's, bidding, he had the chance to see that dummy was not short in spades. Staring West in the face were three smėli spädés,
In spite of this West Zailed to change his plan. He continued with a second trump, whereupon declarer. ne bridge jargon so elegantly puts it. wrapped four hearts around West's neck.
South won the second round of trumps
In his hand, cashed his clubs and the ace of diamonds, and crossed to the king of diamonds to discard a spade on the ace of clubs. He ecmpleted the stripping process by ruffing dummy's lost diamond,
Now he could lead a trùmp to dummy and return a spade. When East played low, Southput up the queen, and West found himself in the soup. He had to win and had
to return spades. No matter what he did, he could win only two spade tricks, and South was bound to make his contract.
West should have set the contract beture Bouth could win a trick, South had bid spades, and West could see eight spades in his own hand and the dummy. Obviously.East war short and could ruff the third round.
West should have laid down the ace and king of spades, as soon he' he saw the dummy. Then, a spade ruß would have act the contract,
been made before. When an elephant Ands it difficult to breathe. it will show signs of distress, This Weather much may be assumed. and climate are of course, bound to be factors. though there is mo reason to believe that an elephant Ands it more difficult to Breathe in a thunderstorm than a human be. ing Fear. Se en active influence
TREMEN rescued a squirrel from
s tree of Dorchester last night.
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Mr Shaveley, 71, of Stowe Court E.C.3 has 14,398 ants' egge in a glass jug.
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The Mayor of Woppersford refus- ed to cut a traction-engine made of bread at the Woppersford Gymkhana.
on breath, to no chie, as it is a temporary
non- and exceptiona) festation." The Narkover incident THE invadon of the school by bogus parents led to a curious encounter yesterday, A genuine parent walked into his son's study and found a middle-aged stranger there. "I'm looking for my boy guld the father, "This study is my boy's." replied the bogue parent. "Indeed? What is his name?" "How should know?" was the odd re- ply. "I hot thought you might happen to know. said the genuine parent, "since he Is your son." AŃ "Anonymous parcel,
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A quantity of blotting-paper was accidentally burned when the Rev T. Blagmyre threw a lighted match into & Binged beehive.
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Prawns nine feet thick turned out to be plaster dumnies, when Violet Allgrove, of Upper Churtling. an undertaker's widow, unwrapped
YOUR BIRTHDAY
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10
By STELLA
PORN today, you have determina- which makes you • Lovable And tion and stick-to-tuves. But charming person to have ' B០យ៉ត, romantic and even a good characteristic can be In youth you, bre overdone.
Don't let yourself be come stubborn or pigheaded in mor matters when it might be wiser to be flexible. Your tenacity, however, shows up in one direc- tion which, in all good. You bava" the grit to stick to any job you undertake until it is completed..
Although enthusiastic about what you do, it cannot be sta that you ste impulsive. You want to work out all your plans in great detall before you Blärt. But once · embarked upon something. you get excited and work fast and furiously to Rchieve › your". KORI You are a harsh taskirsaster and expect others to be as efficient as you are.
something"„of” a daydreamer. But as you grow bider, you realise that daydreamos, ure fragile things and that to be a success you articulate, your, ideas and make them: TÓNÍ,
"
זמנית
You have a gift for bright and witty, conversation and are, at your best among a group -of, · ·people, whose cultur and intellectual tastes are elmliar to your
own. You are highly criticať et quailty" and sometimes your verbal "barbs are' dipped in sarcaèm. Avoid this, Seriattive 'feelings may be hurt, Your marital life, should be à hap- by one although you may not west unul - you're on in years,
To Bnd what the stars have
There is an element of galety in fore for tomorrow, select your your nature, You love beautiful birthday:star and read the coTTES=
times and have things, good
a poriding paragraph. Let your birth- great deat of that “fola de vivre day star be your `dally quide.
LIBRA
(Sløpt.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
others, you can in-
24-Oct. 233 working" with Being co-operative today in some "crease the output. community venture is - contribu- TAURUS Apr. Zi-May · 21)---- tion you can make to your neigh- Don't go off the handle. To con bourbood
tre your temper, now, -ts: to con- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Novi 22) trot at dificult situasion. Abide by, your own equiisel. Don't
22-June GEMINI (May Jet othere influence; you against. If a younger person asks for advice, your own, best judgment.
'then give the problem your feli ** SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23-Dec. 22)—/ attention. It can be worth while. Don't "be's "atick-in-the-anud,"· Get CANCER (JUNG, -. 22-July', 23)-i out more. It can broaden your pokat Bring cheerful, and helpful may of Usew Eppreslably,
results. bring unexpectedly, good CAPRICORN (Des. 21-Jan, 209- Improve your position appreciably. Let: bygonea be bygones. Don't LEO (July 24-Aug. 23.
procedure brood over what is past. Plan for Hiperplexed in social the future.
* get the advice of one experienced? AQUARIUS. (Jan. 21-Feb. 18) protocol. A mistake can be ex« Instigate a neighbourhood meating, pensive
*CARD Sense important civic aroblems can be VEGO (Aug. 24-8ept. 23)—
South
With East-West vulnerable, the bidding has been:
West
North East Pasa 1 Heart
You, South, hold: Spades K-J-6-3, Hearts Q-J-4-2. Diamond 8, Clubs
-J-8-3. What do you do?.
A-Pasi. Your heart length: makes: it very unlikely, that your partner. "has made a """LTAU” DANE.. Evidently he pre massed because he has a poor hand. Hence there is nothing much that you can gain from re-opening the bidding. It partner's only good sult matches your singleton, a row -opening bid by you wiii. Jend you In - troublemake
TODAY'S QUESTION.
The bidding, has been the same as In the question just answered. «You, -South, hold: Buades K-J-10-6-3. Heart 4. Diamonds K-Q-7-4-2,/ Clubs: 3-3, What do you do?
2 Answer: LOTOFFOW:
succesfilly discussed and solved, ;-(RomMETICE makes progress: 1hese
PISCES
and find Parnianent
It is possible to tumm a hobby to happiness. It can be yours now.
life work. Look into the poten« 18+ljótest for munnent your bangnya. ****ARIES
21-Apr.
The co-operation of friends may be of the utnant. importance. |
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