This Funny World
CROSSWORD
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1956.
WOMANSENSE
IN SEARCH OF SUMMER (3)
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TRAVELLING LIGHT...
"Not cold ests again !"
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tween the rgu of the beast and is sub-egu This induces calm, contentment, puler, eupepsia, tranquillity, compare, self- control, and a kind of well-being bordering on a rather charming gulisty and inquejanice,
werd huke Thr face to come, Away from it all
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SATURDAY'S SOLUTION
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YOUR BIRTHDAY...... By STELLA
MONDAY, JUNE 11
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By OSWALD JACONY
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playing today's hand at four spades without the opponents, nny bidding by you'd go down. You would luse a diamond and club matter of course. You would try the spade Bresse, losing to the king: ani you'd try a heart
finesse. Jostat to the queen,
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The situation was different when Steve Barrelt of New York played the hand In the teums- recent Vanderbilt Cup
West's bidding was the mont. important clue.
West opened the king of dia- monds and continued with the ace of diamonds, South ruffing. Steve How no reason to tackle the arump Immediately. expe cally since he already suspected that incase would fall To get Steve led a more information, club, losing dummy's king Lex East's ace
Steve had considered the possibility that West had bid and doubled on good diamonds
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BORN today, you have more than too, and once you have your heart tor of the emotional and the sel on something, you are going to dramate is your take-up. Lively. VivaClub", entertainint and a good conversationalist, you are likely to be the fe of the party, wherever you. A natural maule, you prob- find your beat actintle shly would expreston on the stage, sereen or in radio or televizioni You find it deul to be serious about anything for any great length of time. Your galety and chaten are highly attrac- ive to the members of the opposite sex. Be careful in selecting a life partner or you might tid that Im- Pulse has led Otectionl
personality bring you many things which might nutu fortheening to others. Take full advantage of all
such про portunities, for the chances are that you can "measure up' when the Ume cuines
you the wrong
There is
A more serious kide tu Your miner, Inai It is deep, down underneath and it takes a crisis or bring toll You
a really vital matter impurtant to your future
Among those born on this date are! James Balantine, artist and poel: Jeanglie Banam, pioneer KONSTERS- woman; Seymour Stone, artist: E Thayer educator
politician; and Bally lane, Voe, educator, and Hazel Scott, pianist: Walter de
esbeth Tower, publisher.
To find what the stars have in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday itar and read the corres- pondlet paragraph," Let your birin-
have your share of determination, day Har be your daily guide,
OEMINI
TUESDAY, JUNE 12
(May 22-June 225.... LEO
(July
24 - ADE. 7) You will find that new artitle ideas Fortunate events are likely to pile have importance muw. There is also up for you now. Take full advantage
of any opportunity to advance, romance in the air it you want it.
CANCER ={Jtime 22-July 237
23)-- Barnebre
This could be the time of prepara- VIRGO
24-8ept', (ARS. tion for "E day." There's a Lend a helping hoed to wedding in the air for someone. It who needs your ramstance, to get eould be yout
along in life and you'll find happi-
CHESS PROBLEM
By E. HOLM Black, 3 picots.
White, 4 pieces, Witte to play: mate in three,
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North East South West
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and the sea of clubs, but when the ace of clubs showed up in the East hand it was clear that West held the king of spades.
Steve won the club return, ruffed a club in dummy, ruffed in his hand. another diamond cashed the ace of spades, and gave West his trump trick, West was now helpless. If he led a heart, declarer would get a free Anesse. If West led anything but a heart, dummy would discard heart while South ruffed, Either way the contract
(Stpk.
24-Oct. 237- Follow through with what you began yesterday w you will die- cover that success is at hand
BCORPIO (Oct, 24-Nov. You may combine business activities with social engagements. Ons wil help the other, Contacta are always i gate, helpful.
BAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23-Dec; 22)— | Matiers of iighly personal import should develop id your dislinet ad- yantage just now,
CAPRICORN (Dic. 23-Jan.
Make the m901) of all opportunities offered to you at this time.
will work out well.
AQUARIUS ·(JRN, 21-Feb.
They
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Be friendly, and on-operative with all
in your neighbourhood and you will
find, unexpected happiave,
"PISCES ·(Tab,... · 20«Mar.. Combine business and social sitátem' and you will find them to be mutum- |ly beneficial. De energetic,
ARIKA · (Mar, 23-ADY.. Demonstrate that you have specialt talent, and”, you will awostve, hansurate, rewards,
TAURUS. (Apr.
1: you take the Initiative (andİ İŒrre
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You, South, hold:
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An allswer to this holiday girl's dream is the loose, straight, unlined coat of washable worsted and terylene. Underneath she's wearing a pleated skirt and short-sleeved orion sweater.
HOUSEHOLD
HINTS
laundering
Before
clothes, check for heavy soll on collars and cuffs of shirts, necklines of dresses. Pretreat with a solution of synthetic detergent or soup Jelly.
You can make such a solution}}| by using a tablespoon of synthe- le detergent to a cup of water,
Or dissolve # cup of granulated all-purpose soap in 3 cups of boiling water to make a thick jelly, and apply to soiled spots, using a soft-bristle brush.
or
When shopping for materials to make a washable dress sult, be sure to choose linings, trim- tapes, throuds, buttons, mings, ele, that are also wash- able.
There
that fold
are the
at for
two hats packing,
BOYS' AND
Teddy's New Friends
-They Had A Very Strange Way of Talking-
By MAX TRELL
Knart, who had been watch-
ANY women go wrong their holiday
Mover
travel clothes, They choose their cotton frocks with taste, swim suits with care, and then think any old suit will do for the journey.
Our two-min one-woman fashiona
team artist Rix. fashion photographer John Ant and myself today are concentrating on practical travel clothes that marry in happily with the rest of the wardrobe,
Travelling light was one
*of our first objectives. That Is why we advocate only one all- a dress and purpose coal and jacket that will be more useful than a sult.
Combing the shops for the perfect coat, Rix discovered "the answer to
girl' holiday It is loose, straight prayer" and unlined, made of washable
worsted and Terylene.
The beauty of It is that it is entirely creaseproof and dirt- resisting, very important if you are travelling by car or train.
Rix chose a lemon shade lor sketching, but it is also made in ice blue, navy, black and natural. Personally, lovext the last shade.
Σ
EASY PACKING
Rix likes to see a girl ar- riving nt the end of her journey as neat and attractive as when she set out. Under the coal he suggests an all-round picated skirt — again in wash- uble worsted and Terylene in lemon.
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The matching Orlon sweater has short sleeves. And In her suitcase she will pack a panion golfer-style cardigan with long sleeves,
"Holiday hats must be easily packed," stipulated
Rix,
abape
und in with
chose 1 pull-on paisley-patterned cotton,
u lemon ground and navy and scarlet design.
Shoes and handbag are "co- ordinates," bi gay scarlet and will Jook good with cuiton frocks as well. The shoes have u "petite" beel, more restful for the foot than...... high- ones walking.
HOLIDAY HATS
for
Two
other holiday hals, which pack absolutely fat, get
By EILEEN ASCROFT
The Empire two-piece,
"Most practical," says Antill,
I noticed that everything that chose was brightly filx coloured, "So many girls must wear drab colours for work,” he says. "Holidays are the time to get colour-minded."
Photographer John Antill was
good marks from our trlo. lx proud of his travelling "find." hos sketched the first in navy The crease-resisting dress gabirdine.
most practical "Cheapest and. example of the Empire. Une I've photographed," says John.
He chase it'in cool fee blue but It also comes in blossom pink,
and black.
The dress, worn by itself, is for a luncheon smart enough party or cocktails, but with the Jacket It makes a good travel
In
an
A
1 clips over at the' rayon alpaca is silm in Itne, with back.
Empire busiline
finished sult. Over it The second, chosen for a girl with a flat front bow,
vo u bracelet-sleeved jacket fears the sun, is it 82- who
The price for the attractive yellow shine
loen, with
Is two-piece
5 only stilched floppy brim.
Ens,
GIRLS' MAGAZINE
Toddy nodded. ""The doorknob I was talking to was named In- side, His brother's name was, of course, Outside, Inside said he sometimes envled his brother for and sometimes felt him."
BOTTY
"Why was that?" Knarf want- ed to know,
But
tainly glad he was Inside and wouldn't have been Outside for all the money in the world."
Teddy waved his hand, "Ob. we talked about tea and TEDDY, the Stuffed Bear, sat what fun it was for them to
down next to Knart.
"Well, or fine sunny days In- the come out of the pantry and go
cxcept to the table--all shadow-boy, near the window.
the side wished he were Outside to teakettle. He spent most of his enjoy the sunshine. the birds, "I was just having a talk," time on the stove, and hardly the flowers and all the people Teddy said, "with a teakettle, a ever went anywhere else. The walking down the street. teacup, a spoon and อ sugar I had a talk with the doorknob on rainy, cold days he was cera bowl. It was very Interesting." on the inside of the front doar" "Well! And what did he have ing a sparrow jumping from one to say? I mean could be say twig to the other in the nearby anything?" asked Kpart. maple tree and wasn't, ព jt happened, listening very atten "Oh, yes," Teddy said.
ively to Teddy when he
"Outside didn't seem to mind first rattled away. Ho told mo ali
himself how
was Outside's closest everyone being outside," said Teddy, started to talk, now exclaimed about in amazement,
who wanted to leave the house had a little talk with him, too. friend?"
"Why, Doorbell," said Teddy. by the front door had to shake He said that everyone
Knart smiled. "Yes, you're "What did you say,
Teddy? hands good-by with him before wanted to come into the house
nothing You
a he would let the door open up. had to chake hands with him right, Teddy. There's were just talking to
about his first or else he wouldn't let the doser to the outside of a door. spoon and a sugar bow17"
Then ho Kold me
door be opened. He said once than the Doorbell: I guess it was brother.
the all very interesting, talking to erlelcat crept in through "His brother?". The doorknobs keyhole, but that didn't count, those things." has a brother?" Knart excialm-. He said his closest friend was ed.
"Who?" Knef asked Teddy,
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What do you do? (
Two Now Friends
"And to a teakettle, and teacup," said Teddy, smiling.
Knart said: "/"“But-but--how could you talk to them? They aren't "alivo,
-"No"," saka 'Teddy, . aren't?
"they
*Then what was the, uses of talking to them? They couldn't; answer, you?
"Oh, yes, they could," Teddy A-Bid three hearts. Despite I replied. They answer back very
plainly," SR
the strength of your trainips, the total value of £ise hand compels 'you' is livite, the game rather;
“TÓDAY'S QUESTION The bidding in the same as in the question just answered.. You, (AKTIJKJEN÷SK$55/48 4
What do you do??
"The teakettle hød - a kind of whistling valco. The spoon tit klo. The teacup and the mught: bowl sort of clinked.**
-“What did you talk about?". Kemant asked, stilá quite amazed, though he hid to admit to film- melt that thủ things mentioned by Teddy did make the sort of moninsde tie said they did.
"What about Outside?" asked- Knarf.
Knarf told Teddy about his Interesting conversation.
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Rupert and the Winter Woolly-26
sole amore, at the foor Immedi. mely, there is so angry,cry, and a whine · Bgure in a spiky costume. merging "a spest, rushes from, In
Who son palace heathy?) you >** teles'the meadger, ** Aid: what brought you here ?. Answer-
Rupert's Joumey round. ind. round the flagstaff nearly sender, him giddy, but at Idan: Pas la abe, to, greep the pole to steady hlas=' self. Though he tries to cling to it his hand now have ne verengų and (aliding down the peth surface, be topples: backward sont comcas
"It certainly wai," said Tecidy."
Another New Rupert Adventure
RUPERT and the HAPPY WISH
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For model Pat Goldsworthy, John chose pastel plested beret that again packs fat. It coats 20s. Gd, "High fashion at a low price,” says
John,
"but it should be
worn high on the brow, just above the eyebrows."
Pat completes her charming travel outst with washablo white fabric gloves and a soft- topped suitcase specially Ught weight for flying.
DUAL ROLE
While John and Fix ware choosing the main travel out fits, I was searching for pretty and practical bargains to pack in the case.
The
nylon py gossamer
pyjamas were top sheer to .photograph, but they're glamorous enough on. The trousers A honeymoon have Turkish style legs, and
the
for
short loose jacket has tiny puff sleeves and a yoke trimmed with lace
liked them best in rose pink or hyacinth blue, but they can niso be bought in peach or peacock, blue.
Nylon is undoubtedly tho travel girl's friend. It can be rinsed through and dried over without ironing. and it adds practically nothing, to luggage weight by air.
* Practical idea is combining, a dressing gown and beach coat for space-saving. I have dis covered a delightful! "brunch" coot, which does double duty. In towelling, it is day-length and tres two huge pockets and 'a' quilled collar.
GAY NONSENSE One.big disappointment I had In the Ungerlése dopariments, There is a new feeling for slips, panties and eamikniekers in stronger, brighter coloing thon the old-fashionext pastels.
I saw lots of theso in New York, this spring, and in Rio, ton, where women follow fashion keenly...mati
But where are they inho. London shops? Parligularly. It the locxpensive ranges,
But here is one piece of any nonsense for the holiday girl who loves "colour, Pantie«bulle for wearing under slacks for: ahoriz'in bright checks, Colours include green, red, black and blug bit with white checks
TOMORROW: Cotton
Čomes
to the rescue, WORLD DOPYRIGHT RESERVED
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