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EDITORA PRESH CLAVICE, SIG.—NDEVA YORK

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"Right now I don't care if the Parkerfords will be furlous if we're late!”

• BY. THE · WAY •

by Beachcomber

THINGS

enough.

never

HINGS were getting rather Herault de Sechelles, "You've

[ur Captain

Foul- go! one foot in the gutter, H:

know

Firuz," Herault replied: being "Thanks, Buffon, 1 thought I there-

just limping." "No, 15.14

said Buffon Isn't that," a

"Oh,"

what

he name

recognised under.

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fore accepted with Biocrity

Eft in Mrs Ulyate P. Roska- said Herault,

moke's ynchi to Alassio.

" warn you. Sir Cyrd," she

suld

to him, "We're the waist bridge-players ever

text

Sir

Cyril Stegwell-Delafosse grinned badly The news was

The chiming of sweet bells And it Alter te turned out to be true. bad won £36 49 Be

he thought he could

afford to invite them all to stay at his Somerset piner, Delafoe Castie, They accepted. and after

be bad generous gue

proud compune fon any wonsisting a steal

anval off tor cafteel an invitation to the whole poily to sler with him the next right, as #telephone mage

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JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

Watch Partner For 'Come-On' Signal

By OSWALD JACOBY WHEN your partner gives

is usually wise to honour his request. An exception to the rulo is shown in today's hand,

West opened the king of dia-

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 12, - 1964.

monds, and East began a signal by playing the nine of diamonds. West continued with the ace of diamonds, and noticed that his partner completed the "echo" with the four of diamonds.

Most players would Icad a third diamond in this situation, and the defence would go up in smoke.

Enst would ruff the third diamond, to be sure, bui then Eas! would be unable to attack the spade Bult safely. West would get his ace of hearts fairly quickly, but South would be able to draw trumps

and discard his dosing spade on one of dummy's high clubs,

West should see this danger and should therefore I teas horrified the other

not lead at the third day to see a man carelessly drop another diamond an bid cloak-room ticket on the trick, Instead, West should lead floor of ET 12 aquarium. I had a spach through dummy's queen.

South cannot save himself against this defence. 11 he takes the spade finesse, Eust wine u

A tale of horror DE EAR SIR,

1

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token

the Peruvian horie-fith, and tuckily he was engrossed In the tank when this repolling ter-lon! I heard the ir fall hir ticket custodian gas, and a fody whe was watching Japanetie

"fle should be throwi ou The man appeared to be Dur" incontriont of his social crime

Prote strow

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crabs

Creation in these mialtera of

eve consciou tesi,

A atentat friend Tell me that the Heket

geat at harbour enough gering to

Buffon and the revellers

spree

the

infect

the fal ir aquarfiau, to say nothing of the

Need one My more"

Yours disgustedly,

Allow me

The

Abarent 200 years ago Ruffon Patie

KiraNg obarreation that at the end of an all-night

a group of pony seere tchat shorter in height alan they were the night before

News item i [HEV appeared to be shotive THEY

ing with one foot in the matter Bre EENS TITL the vent When leader,

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too far-fetched7 is that

YOUR BIRTHDAY ..... BY STELLA

MONDAY, JULY 12

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WOMANSENSE

Two women" at the top take a look at life

and find it tough to tedious

Valuable Possessions Can Become A Bore

#TIWO WOMEN at the top Tell us down here what its like up there.

Fit: The millionairess. Mrs

19 Aristotle Onagala

the girl Greek the rich who married shipowner. She lives the mil- ilonairess life all right. She has three houses, one in Paris, one in the South of France, one in New York.

She has a rich mother's iden children. They live in of her

cared a Paris apartment,

for by an English governess. Their clothes are bought in England. Jacques Fath runs up suits and dresses for her in a day or

60.

I adore travel," she said, " went to the Red Sea In a tank- er not long ago. Roughing 17 Oh, no, we stayed in the own er's suite,"

A

In

Mr Onassis, sliting up bed in u pink woolly bed- Jacket, gravely gave her views or being married to a million- aire. "After

point certain vainable possessions become a bore. I and those huge rock dia- mond rings are very boring. don't you? But there really isn't much difference between being married to a medium rich man and a very rich man."

Second: France Roche is

B

France Roche (left) and Mrs

Ondasla

and golden ringlets who looks and any I want this, that, that Marilyn Monroe. and that, and wait for them to like a minor But she has four full-time jobs. arrive," She is a journalist

do

A

one

(weekly Sh column and movie editress);

A treasure. "I don't writer script

at the thing in

my flat-my (prize Venice Festival); authoreas woman shops, cooks, does my (10,000 copies in two months); clothes, runs the whole thing.

(three alms). She knows what I like and

never criticise." She had to give up helping, con- tro a publishing firm because "it was just too much."

and an actress

What sort of service dota girl need to keep going that?

E

ilke

Food, "I get meals as part ot my job, lunching and dining with contacts."

A dressmaker who knows her French girl with baby blue eyes measurements, "I just dash in

APPETISING

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SOUTH

404

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Both sides vul.

West

North

Pass

South 2

Pass

3 A $1 Paxe Pass Opening lead - K

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TERE

spode trick immediately.

West

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is bound to gain the lead with the ace of hearts in titne to let East

ruff the third round of diamonds.

If declarer Iries to avoid the loss of a spade trick by playing the ace of spades at once and then going after The clubs, West can ruff the third round of clubs. He thus makes his small trump In exchange for a spule trick and can then lend

D

third round of diamonds in order to let his partner ruff.

and harmony at home, you will mankes Frany voicevson toward thus ezzel

You J

erary 10 iwelp theme win any les fortunate than yourwif and will make personal Zarif fon them Be mule that you do not neglect your own chiøncen for advanernaral Be quick to spot

when it compen opportunity

Auton than bent on its date

Photrau Henry

the naturalist marthest: Int Herriott, N Mar; Nathan C Micrker, founder of Greeley, Cole, ond Andrew E1 Render, fiat governor of Kansus.

what the stars have in Te d store for von fontoniow, irleet your Yirthday Mar u read the curres- positing paragraph, Let your birth-

were

excellent, und standing day mur be your daily guide. mothers Fund of children, you will want a large family 1910

make excellent teachers and adv læet # for the young- Eager for prace

TUESDAY, JULY 13

CANCER (June 23-July 29)—Aspects are excellent It you today. Chances for a promoilon in your jab are guod

LKO (July 24-Aug 23)-Minor Irritations oulk Snowball Into major difficultles if you let them. Don't Try to mediate

CROSSWORD

15

ital

19

20

11

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124

20

24

this

time

VIRGO (Aug. M-Sept. 23)-Con- centrate on the job at hand. There are moortant things that need to

be done conscientiously.

LIBRA (Bopt. 24-Oct. 2)- your annual vacation is coming n week-end

good may be D to begin it.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)—Keep well-informed on all subjects in your neid X 19 important for future advancement,

BAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)— Curb

A tendency toward ex- travagance Just now. You could regret it later on.

Work, accomplis

"CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20)- Quard your pocketbook, especially If you are to be a crowded public place. Avoid a careless loan.

18)- AQUARIUS (Jan, 21-Feb. today.

could to your credit later on, could even get you a pro- motion.

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar 20)--If planning a sea journey, tila could be. a very expedient day on which to begin it. Embark early.

prove Definitely

every

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20)~C\U any impuleive action. Think thing over very carefully before you decide to act

TAURUS (Apr, 21-May 21)--Initis- tive is good but there are some .days when sticking to routine i

best. This is one of them,

GEMINI (May 22-June, 21)-Com plaining about your duties nover is much of help. Do what must be done with a smile.

DUMB-BELLS

NO! FWON'T BUY YOU A PRUM=YOU, WILL DISTURB} ME WITH THE NDISE

รา

NO I WON'T PAPA

RUMA

Across

1. Pirst team to score takes this.

(4)

6. Buttons, more than once. 15). 9. A. N. are his initials, Shia

cricketer. A

Sile made hides the girl. (4) 12. Do thin to cus line, and you are

ready for the race. (3)

13. One bound, one pound, and you

have roughly another name. 16

14. All his own work. 17)

girl's

10. Saind without the Preach. (3)

19. Meeting places. (6)

20. Got a stant on this. (6)

23, Draw post. (4)

20. Ruas somewhat changed. (4) 27. Binkter drinking place

terate (3)

for

18. Do this on something, and you

can't think of much ales. (4)

20. The artist runa baow in awe. (0)

30. For Scotsmen, they go before

the klit (8)

Down

1. Their beauty is noted to Indian

lyrics,, (574)

2. Bohool of tone somewhat

mixed 7 (4)

B. Just the reveren of reyutan, (8)

4. The deer awallows the ilver. (2).

B. A proper one is wel thought of

6. Pails-End the PS. un't written.

(a)

1. Grunaced without the mayor's

INNYSIA. (4)

8. Those of the desert were, cete-

brated in song, 15)

11. Torn's Ling unwanted part of

7 Down. (4)

16. Wodon changes with a generous

action. (8)

17. Fable fellow sounds like a bit, 19. O prany out of

Lot Opeban. (8)

a WHEN YOU ARE ASLEEP!

LINCOLNOWIEN.Vote MAY.

Do.

LIBBY Pcular..

11

West can afford to postpone ruff because he diamond has the ace of trumps and only two clubs. If trumps are led,

are

Honable

A husband who doesn't mind. "I have to leave little notes for him, because I am always out. But he once said

the that quailty he liked most about me Was that I didn't ment his socks.

"But there ja always the feeling of a crack-up Just round the corner,"

-(London Express Service)

FOODS FOR

WARM WEATHER

#L few sea- the hearty type such as rye or cucumbers have been shredded

Frosh suggestions pumpernickel.

rhubarb is practically out, but there's plenty of fine which may appeal to you---

fruit available. For

re- frozen

For something cool and starting with a cheese base- freshing, good any time of day ball. A hostess we know and always a nice dessert, serve

Grape Whip. made it to please friends

who

both ure

cheese- fanciers and baseball fans.

The cheese baseball was star af a buffet served after returning from a big game.

Grate

9%.. Cheddar cheese and let it soften at room temperature along with 2 oz. blue cheese and 3-oz. package creani cheese. Then blend together with back of wooden spoon or on low speed in electric mixer.

To prepare 4 servings, soften envelope plain gelatin in c. cold grape juice. Add 11⁄2 C hot grape julee, c. sugar and tsp. salt, stirring until dia- solved.

Chill mixture until alightly thicker than consistency of un- beaten egg white; beat

with rotary benter until light Buffy.

Into Turn glasses and chill to firm.

and

sherbet

something special, spread. It over ham before baking

bean

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SUMMERTIME GROOMING

By W. W. BAUER, M.D.

QUMMER heat brings special the ventilated: shoo is as

problems of grooming, couraging instanco of good comfort and health, Many of senso—or, good fashion, maybe. the discomforts can be minimised with a little fore- thought.

The human body can take dry heat with less discomfort than it can endure moist heat. As

long

** the skin can

Guard your skin

Summer.cosmetics need to be much less greasy for persona with ally skin, since perspira- tion plus oji makes ashino dimcult to ignore.

But those evaporate water, the body feels with dry skins may need to cooler.

Outside heat does

not make judicious uso of creams, actually raise the temperature particularly those which con of the body unless there is heat stay on the

but one feels warmer because the skin is hot

stroke.

skin over night. which a wonderful way to achieve and keep cool-

Car Bathing,

DB

result

superficial

of dilatation of

blood vessels.

the The

sweat glands pour Out MOTO secretion,

which is evaporated and exerts the humility is high, evapora- cooling effect. If tion takes place too slowly or not at all, and the skin be-

be clothing. This is a dual problem comes drenched, as does the of grooming and comfort-and to an extent, of safety against heat exhaustion.

Clothing

09

ness, must be considered in re- nuch lation to the skin-too will make dry skins drier. And of course the run

must be *with.

the Нето reckoned brunette has a decided advant-

and age in ready tanning minimum of burning, whereas natural blondes and red-heads must be exceptionally careful. Suntan olis and creams helpful,

while

par- often

are not total proter- tion against excessive exposure to the sun. The sm also tends to bleach and dry hair,. ticularly if the hair is wet. Bathing caps

and large sun-hats

important play an

the part in protecting

should be accomplished it annoy Tally, and enthusiasm

doop tanning may profitably be as curbed. Too much mun and wind encourages skin cancers in into years.

skin.

for

Perspiration, even ing, should not be suppressed. The person who perspines may uot look us nalty or feel well-groomed

his not sweating neighbour, but his heat

19 in better order. He shanild Com In the summer, women will operate with his perspiration.

lon be particularly cager to remove machinery. Ils clothing should

uld unwanted hair from exposed

limbs. Depilatories for large

control

mechanism

be light in weight, texture and light

to

include the chemical

and

com-

porous in In colour, surfaces Then It will allow body heat solutions, which must be used to be diffused, perspiration

with care because halr Askin are much bliko evaporate and reflect outside heat Instead of absorbing it as

position, and what dissolves one darker

other; 29 may injure the

the colours do. Clothing abrasives or stones with which should also be loose. The sport hair la rubbed away and which shirt outside the belt may not require care against introducing be ment, but it is cooler and infection, and the safest : more healthful. Tight collars in shaving. Bleaching also makes summer are out of order, and hair less conspicuous.

Before so are light bells.

experimenting with depilatories, it is well to get medical advice. This is doubly Important if there has been previous skin trouble.

Women dress

more senalbly

In summer than men. The busi- ness suit, no matter how light its weight, colour and texture. is nullined by the tight shirt Want bearly sandwich for collar and the snug belt, which summer Junches? Then

Just Imprison an envelope of hot air butter silces of bread on which about the chest and upper ak- plle shredded lettuce or cabbage,

domen, effectively defeating cold baked beans any effort to keep cool. Occa- range generously over and top with cooked, thick-sliced bacon. It's slonally a

sensible business man appears on the job In a meant to be eaten with a knife slack suit.

All he gets for his and

fork, and mayonnaise, if al

fishy you like! Menfolk especially, pain is a collection of

stares-plus a lot of comfort go for these bacon and

his critics probably wish they sandwiches.

had the courage to achieve. wear to work? ... What do I Oh, well!

The bushy haircut In man and the

heavy hair-do 1л women could well be replaced in hot wenther by a crow-cut and a pony tail or some other off-the-neck

arrangement. Even jewellery, particularly bracelets, add to the encumberances which Alice Denhoffre just as well omitted in hot weather. The greater vogue of

To dress up a salad,

blend together c. very finely minced raw 'celery and a 3 oz. package cream cheese, Season with salt and pepper and

of tabasco or Worcestershire sauce.

a dosh

Shape into tiny balls and use as a garnish on the salad plates or mix with the greens in

For an inexpensive but most impressive summer buffet dish, Shape mixture into a ball and press a carved ham leaf into a make "stitching" with chives, greased loaf pan; sprinkle with Place on a parsley "diamond" brown sugar and cover with in centre of tray and surround sain

c. drained unned pineapple. tossed salad. with

pretzels, crackers and Serve 'with creamed potatoes "Angers" of various breads of and cole Blaw into which

West cun lake his ace quickly and thus give his partner 13: diamond ruff before his trumps And because West are drawn. has only two clubs, he can feel sure that South cannot discards in this Buli before drawing trumps,

♥CARD Senseê♦

O-With both sides vulner- able, the bidding has been:

North East South West

BOYS' AND

1 Dmd. 1 Spade 2 Clubs 2Spades Mr. Punch's Odd Job

Poss Pass

7

You, South, hold: Spade 7, Hearts J-3-9, Diamonds 9-5, Clubh A-K-Q-J-8-5-4. What do you do?

A--Bld four cluba. This jump bid, forcing to game, shows a very powerful salt and unbal- anced distribution. You expect to bid, and make five clubs If your partner has a fairly light opening bid.

even

TODAY'S QUESTION

The bidding is the same as in the question just answered. You, South, hold: Spade 7. Horia K-5-3, Diamonds Clubs A-K-Q-J-8-5-4. do you do?

Answer Tomorrow

0-5.

--He Made Soap Bubbles and Star Twinkles--

By MAX TRELL

GIRLS' MAGAZINE

water unless somebody first pata the soap bubbles in the soapy water."

Knart continued to look puz- This sounded so strange to zled, so Mr Punch explained. Knart that he asked Mr Punch "What we did at this factory "MR PUNCH," said Knarf, to repeat what he had sald just where I worked was to fold up the shadow-boy with the turned to be sure he had heard him the bubbles until they were no about name, to his old friend, right. "did you ever work?"

Mr Punch, who had been looking out the window

at the

Harder Than Horses

A Definite Answer

bigger than the dot over an Then we mixed them up in the soap. Later when the soap

was and a girl fled the pipe with and blew... well, out came the bubbles all

Mr "But how can that be, 40, size again."

+

Pretty Princess

By GRACE THORNCLIFFE, WELL multed to the junior. figure is this-blithe and, Gonnia dress made of a mixture of silk" and synthetic/ fibres. In

goot

grey and featuring a lioen-like weave." Done on princess lines the scoop neck has a buttoned- on collar of 'white pique and there are matching cuffs. - The dress is mulli-seamed from the top of the bodice to the hem of create anugly,

rain, turned around abruptly "Scap bubbles," repeated Mr mixed with water and a. boy and with astonishment. "Work?" Purich in a very loud and the soapy water, he exclaimed. "Did

say 'distinct tone of voice. you work?"

That's what I thought," said full "That's what I wald," said Knarf.

You don't have to "Mr Punch," said Knart, "is Kmart.

make soap bubbles in a factory that really true?" All anybody has to do is stick a pipe in

soupy water and blow.

guess Mr Punch didn't hear "My dear boy," said Mr and blow. Soap bubbles come the question very clearly be What Punch, "I've probably worked out by the hundreds.??

cause Instead of answering: it, harder than any ten people you

"My boy," said Mr Punch, he went right on and said: “And know, including several horses, shaking his head sadly. "I can another thing we did at this up the flames than it was fold-a full skirt to I've always worked"

Kaart interrupted Mr Punch see you know very little about factory where I once worked ing up the bubbles," Mr Punch fitted lines,

can't just was to put a flame in matches," said. "But that's what we were say, "Oh,

didn't mean soup bubbles. You

blow soap bubbles out of soapy. "You did, Mr Punch?”

being paid to do. And we done that exactly, Mr Punch. I

it-or, as you might say, we did know you've always worked.

it. We also put the bubbles in What I mean is, did you ever

bubble gumm

We work

but the tick- at a job?"

tock in clocks. And now and

CHESS PROBLEM

By O. STOCCHI Black, 12 pieces.

to

said, Mr Punch, "that's

people work at Jobs" Knarf went on, "Uke Papa, for Instance. He gols up early avery morning and goes to work fob down town in an

THAT'

10

his job

office."

"So he doe

you

said Mr. Punch.

över work in ari office?" asked Kaart,

Mr Pinch shook his hoid, “I once, worked, înľa. Záclony V hó

ald Knart What kind of in funtory in ¿White 13 places;!" di

made. White, to plaji mate in two,

atton to Saturday's thing

Rupert and Billy Goat—34

The ponstable is still suspicloyi

Growler is now at excited 15 phe?: kind a tricky but, suddenly, there la others and hues followsze Thiem vis

ja shout from Billy...":"There's one

thuc thi thì đun

ora

One podre orta” Rupen, ilya urgantly

"We made twinkies for stars,” Mr. Punch told Knark. "It was a little harder folding

then (when we weren't 100 busy), we put barks in dog and meows in cate." Bút do you know what the best thing was that we'mado at this factory?".

"What?" asked Kuart.

Twinities," said Me Punch, Twinkler for state."

"Oh, how ** wonderful!", erled Knari Where was this factory,

•Me

But: Mf. Punch didn't answer. He was looking out through the window, sgain, watching the

***I wonder, Kaart, sold to

Cultured Pearls

gradurity her be himself whether they ads FALCONERS

I'm not

This doet fot thing the bed sendust / Laka" my time. tünk you' thườrger climbing

calidrops at the factor Mr Punch worked, Bu "didn't dit @ Chan, Mrk

where

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