THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1956.

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YOUR PUZZLE How Willie Earned The Right She Lost Her Violin-But

CORNER

CROSSWORD

Cartoonist Cal has lettered in GREECE to give you a good hint toward solving this

crossword

puzzic:

ACROSS

1 College cherr

4 Fruit drink

Eray

Black bird

10 Minutes skin upesin

11 Siouan Indlun

12 Sollellor general (ub!

13 Seu vogle

13 Written foun of Mister

10 Cluid

17 Proposition

10 Haster

20 Tensile strength tabs › 22 Peel

24 Native of Scotland

26 Greek god of love

27 Large plant

28 Hardet.

29 Hups' Kin

1 Knuck

2 Excited

3 Pronoun

4 Wile

DOWN

5 Condemnation

6 Pitcher

8 Boils

↑ Dispute

14 King (Fe)

17 Mimles

18 Biblical wred

20 Pedal digits

21 I 1 stand

29 Deeny

25 el manev

DIAMOND

To Blow His Own

By FERN SIMMS

WHEN Wille saw

the in the music OLYMPIA, original site of the Olymplan games, provides ashop, he decided he must centro for the diamond. Tho have it. He counted the second word is an abbreviation

money in his pocket. Just for "lines," third

hen":

He had a few fourth a calyx tear"; and an 85 cents.

A variation for "brooklet." dollars in the bank at home. Complete the diamond:

He'd draw thất out to pav for it.

OLYMPIA

CODED MESSAGE

A simple code has been sub- stituted for the correct letters in this sentence about Greece, but that's just what the fifth word is-GREECE 80 you have good start.

Latma Nkxlotr, hm Sedrakx, Fqddbd, wxr bamrbodydo sed

enid ne sed fner,

ambhame Fqdā),

MIX-UPS

When you rearrange the letters in these strange sentences, you'll fine three Incis aketzal Greece hidden here:

HARM CAD DOM GINK

SOU SNAP MIND UNIT

GREEK REBUS

The Puzzlernan hus burled four facts about Greece in this rebus. Use the words and pld- tures to foll him by unearthing then

AT

S

COZ+K+

-C

(Solutions on Page 20)

FUN WITH AN OLD

DECK OF CARDS

VOU can play this game with

You

an old deck of playing cards.

It does not matter some of the

cards are missing. Each player

needs a piece of paper and penel!. The cards are stacked

in a pile face down.

Playera take turns taking

EL

card from the pile-and drawing parts of a "cootle" as follows:

No

10-hood

No. 9-body

No. &+mleg

No, 7-arm

No. 0-eye

No. 5-nose No. 4-mouth No. 3-féeler

Two's, kings and face cards do

not count. To begin drawing, a player must got a 10 first-and

then a , in order to add the

body. After that, the other parts are put to one side, to

8

When he handed the shop- keeper the money, the man said. "That's still not enough, son. But I'll let you have the horn if you will pay me two dollars week until the horn is paid for,"

This satisfied Willie, and he was the happiest boy in the world when he brought home that horn. He showed it to his mother.

Wille. "It's a fine horn, But you'd better get busy working so you can pay for it. If you do some extra chores each afternoon, I'll give you a dollar a week.”

He tucked the horn under

his arm and went over to

grumpy.

WHAT KIND

OF FISH DO YOU

HAVES

clean up my yard each must have been better that day,

for he blew out of his chair. Saturday."

"Wille-please," he begged, Then he sat down again, he mopped his brow and said Towser." he wille. I'm not a rich man, but

I gladly pay for lessona"

His next trip was to see Mrs Joner.

"I'll walk offered.

"That's fine, Willie," she said. "I'll give you 50 cents a week if you take hin for a nice long walk each day.

cim play

Mra Take

Willie declined the offer, He stamped unit with als precious horn. He'd go and walk Tuwser now, as long as Grandpa didn't When he told his mother know good music from bad, see his grandfather. Grand- about his

said, new jobs, she

him, Jones cautioned father's rheumatism

Now you Wan "That's nice, Wille.

good care of Towser." bothering him, and he was must take lessons. Then, maybe she went back into the house

In the school #1 bit

But he you

and Willie look Towser's leash. band." agreed, "Yes, I'll give you

Maybe Towser would appreci- 50 cents a week if you'll

ate his music. He blow his hor

Mra Jones charged out the door. "What happened Tower?

"Tower?" Willie was puzzled. "Why, nothing."

"But, I heard him howl as if he were hurt, What was that wasn't

French Stamp Commemorates The Battle

Of Verdun

"Lessons!” cried Willle. "But I don't need lessons. That means | hours of practice--hard work.

I can play it already.

Listen!"

Her eyes clouded. "I hate to hurt your feelings, but I think you need ferscas.

to

ניי

Willie's face

grew red. guess it was just mo-blowing my new horn,"

Wille's feelings were mort weld moise Besides, he didn't think much Towser?"

He of his mother's opinion. sounded pretty good to himself, He had to work hard enough w

for the horn without the Mrs Jones sald, "Oh," softly. pey additional

of expense

the She looked like she couldn't be- Jessons.

lieve it. When Willle ployed for his grond-

Hin rheumatism Towser

THE French have very father, too. Tong memories

when

they look across the Rhine towards Germany. Today they are friends. But what happened yesterday muy happen again the day after

tomorrow.

And so, despite present co- operation, Fronce

ime to time

issues

from

which stamp inkes the thoughts of her people back over the years to the time

when Germany was a menace.

Such

staunp is

reproduced

It

hore com mem- orates the Battle of eróun, one of the

bitier est bouts of eliming- tion In World'

War I.

he

Horn

He was still itching to play his hom. He couldn't help himself. He put the horn to his Hips and blow.

A woman ran out the door. "I'll take a pound," she said.

Willie looked puzzled.

Gained A Singing

A Singing Career

By JOEY SASSO

CHE had planned to be a

violinist.

by

And as a violinizi her concert carcer was launched. She played reitals all over Canada, and her But in place of cadenzar

fine Clepl violin

the was all Paganini and concertos by escort she needed for a welcome Beethoven and Brahms, Gisele Inio diplomatic and even Roy- Mackenzie, Capitol Records ernment circles, you selling fish? I heard the ging star now precises song

hits and bouncy, ballads.

Shuttleworth, back in "elvvies" and leading his own baħd This musical change started the Lake of Bays, Ontario, was

He co

Cit

"Or fish," she said. "Aren't

Ach horn blow."

"No, I'm not selling fish, out with a catastrophe. Her looking for musicians.

Now, from membered Glele MacKenzie os said Willie. He was too embar-violin was stolen. rassed to tell her that it was her vantage point as a Capitol a girl who could not only play his way of making music. What Record and network singing plano and the violin, but could

wonderful ir. Gisele Mackenzie suspects also sing. He engaged her day ended a terrible one. Willle that the violin thiet was a bene play Adele in the band and to

factor in disguise. was unhappy. To be mistaken fox a fish peddler whon

Her musical talents were ap thought he was a musician was parent carly. When her mother just too much to bear. Some-a planist and concert einger in thing must be done about it. Winnepeg, Canada, discovered three-year-old Gisele picking out

storted

out to be a

he

to

eing in weekend concerts. This LlTre, the deal was for keeps, for Shuttleworth became her manager for singing dates, which alternated with her violin con- certs.

FATE STEPS IN

He guessed his mother and tunes on the plane, she started grandfather were right You to teach the little girl herself. didn't learn without practice. It But at the age of seven, Mise Thon, one Thursday, fate sent took work. He was working MacKenzie begon the serious along Д catastrophe which hard to pay for the burn. It study of the violin with Flor changed her career. One busy were worth working for, it was Matheson Goulden, and was soon shopping day, she stopped to call worth learning to piny

dimcult trills He'd mastering

and for a parcel at a store and left just have to work harder,

double alopa. When she was 14 her violin in her car. When she she was awarded a scholarship returned, a moment or so later. to study with the concert violin it was gone. 1st Kathicen Parlow at the Royal Mias Mackenzie was discon- Conservatory in Toronto, She solate. Losing a rare violin is stayed there for five years and like losing a friend--something paid for the norm and he prac-dreamed of a career as a lady which

carol be replaced ised faithfully too. He thought Mische, Jascha or Sascha, easily, if at all, Besides, Vis he might be ready for the school

necessary tool in her growing band but he wasn't quite sure,

caroor. He wasn't so cocky ahet mire of: himself now. He decided to try If he his grandfather first, approved, then the band would take him too.

Willie did work too, He

DOING IT FOR FUN

But fate was working in other Meanwhile, she sang-for fun, directions, for it was during this for friends, for Army and Navy

same week that her first singing canteens, for informal audiences record was brought to the alien- who enjoyed her smooth, warm ion of the directols of the voice and her own plano accom- Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- He was a bit nervous for his pantments. During her last year grandfather eyed him with sus-of violin study at the Royal Con- pleton, remembering the first servatory, she sang at a party Within a week, she Was ilme he played for him.

at the Toronto Naval Officers starring on hes Own "Meet Club and was introduced to Lt. Gimole" network broadcast, which Bob Shuttleworth, a bandleader ran four years. Her unique the Royal Canadian Navy, singing style and fresh voice won After the Bonga Shuttleworth her acclaim that within a month asked her whether she was * of her initial broadcast, she was professional singer.

singing on three separate showa cach moeh.

best

Willle played the very he could. Then he waited for his grandfather to say some- thing

HIS grandfather said, "It makes me think of"

"Not of lish!” cried Wille.

"Fish?" The old man asked. why, no. I was going to say it reminds me of the wonderful days when I was a boy. I listen Anished walking and I feel young. Why, it makes home. me forget my aches and pains, WULE, You must play for me often."

Willie walked

A SPORT FOR ALL AGES

Almost everyone

enjoys

backyard

badminton.

stow

In those days, Verdun and i' outlying fortified hills formed barrier to the German march o

who HERE are few things teceiver,

wins the THERE Paris, The German High Comm

that can beat an after- right to score points, mand decreed, therefore, that

The birdle must be kept off Verdun must be smashed in noon of fun and exercise the ground at all times. order to breach the French line such as you find in a good A fauli la commited when a and drive through to Paris, then

out of game of backyard bad- player hits the bird on to the Channel coast, The

bounds, hits it twice before it minton. It can be played ultimate German objective was

pasaca back over the net, holds the breaking of the British army. by almost anyone and it in it in his racquet or fails to bit the favourite pastime of it over the net. A fault is also committed if the birdje shodla Against Verdun, the Germans threw 49% divisions. The many families and

groups hit a player or part of bls French decreed "They shall not of friends.

clothing. Pass." Marshal Petain, In Badminton is for supreme command, wrote for the rocard: "Nous les aurons we official sports world be re-shall have them and his wor indoor game. Here the rules hold and the championship The Germans, in fact, were matches are played. ahad And now France m

members In 's stamp which is reces-printed, perforated 19 and sells at 1/- in London 3.A.A.

máy be drawn in any order stacked if needed. Note the passed into history.

Don't forget to give the costle "coolle illustrated

two eyes, two legs, two

and two feolers. Drawn

arms, The player to complete curds cootie first wins the game,

ZOO'S WHO

THE CHOW DOG,WHICH PROBABLY WAS CROSS-BAED FROM THE TIBETAN MASTIF AND THE SAMOYEDE, FAST WAS RAISED IN NORTHERN CHINA...

TEXAS WYNTI-TAILED DEER. SELDOM WEIGH MORE THAN

100 POUNDS...

GRATING BIDS HELPED COLUMBUS DISCOVER

VOYAGE À PLIGHT OF BIRDS WAÐ BLEŃ HRADING SOUTH

LAND CONTING

3 FÉME TO THE 'BARAMA

WORD

CHARADE

Huve you a policeman doll? Billy thinks it would be tops, But they could not find him one, Though they looked in sil the

S

the

an

Fifteen is the winning score. In a case of a deadlock at 10.

Nothing could have made Willie happier. It was worth áll the work--all the practice. He had really earned his horn.

PICTURE QUIZ AND RIDDLES

$502

picture

a baschall term. Con you name them all?

RIDDLES

"A singer? Why No! I'm violinist. loughed Miss Mac Kenzle.

Д

And she's 'never had time to be a violinist Bifice.

Pan Plays a Trick

T

***He Wakes Up Two Lazybones Under Hĩa Dibiya

By MAX TRELL

was

a warm, sunny, afternoon.

Lazy

Hardly anything moved. Tho leaves on the trees didn't move. The grass didn't move, Tho one little cloud in the sky just | stood where it was and didn't

move.

Under n daisy, loy Knart, the shadow boy, with the turned- about nome, with his arms around Teddy, the Stuffed Bear, Neither of them moved. They were both fast asleep.

All In Green

Suddenly, with moving,

there

WO rustling in the grass!

and

camto hopping out

nothing

a 'sharp The next

Pan dipped ise östießell hitä the brook.

second a tiny boy, drezed all sprang over the high, cornstalks. in green

except for a yellow in ten more hops they satlod cip

slippers, over the raspberry bushën síld yellow

the prickles and reached the edge back of gmishoper, The of the brookt. little boy's name was Pan. The "Whoa" cried Pan. grasshopper's name. was Bounce,

הזנו

Then Pan leaped off Bounce's back, picked a bluebell growing Pan spring off Bounce's back on the bank, dipped it in the and stood right in front of the brookc and brought it up. sleeping Kratt and Teddy, He dripping with water,

hold the

the grazshoppey by

Then once more he spring on bridle as he looked with a smile the grasshopper's back. "Bounce

at the two sleepers,

along there" he shoutöd, liber- "Lazybones," he said in his ing him back over the respberry allvery, elfin voice. "What do her hd prickle, over the

corristalks, serons you mean by sleeping under my meadow and over the lowering the high daisy? Wake up!"

garden wall But Knurr and Teddy, who "Now we're going to wake moved before, didn't them up, Bounce. Oh, how we 1. What part of their infant hadn't tuition have old bachelors and move now. And this made Pun shall wake them up!” old maids most profied by? angry because it really was his And he laughed as he hela tip 2. When does rain become. dalsy. It was the place where the bluebell dripping with too familiar with a lady?

be tied up Bounce while. He water. went down to the brook för a awim

the ride that reached that score rat can have the choice of ending the game at 15 or adding The outdoor game is for the three more points for a winning

score. people who are looking for inexpensive way of spending Backyard badminton is 3. When is the worst weather their leisure time A good wonderful castime for people of for rats and milce? complete set of net, poles, our all ages. Because of the mini- 4. When is a man like the mcqudio wnd three birds are mum space needed and the in-letter B7 the equipment required. The expentive equipment used, this 5. Which is the longest letter yard space pooded for the court in one sport that can catch Just in the alphabet?

In an ören 44. Met by 20.

the

about anyone's foney.

Two är four persona din play rame at one time, The rules are sourewest Itam, strict um. than for the regulation Inddorƒ game. În. Casty, kalky, Studós" make up their owți rules or fust bang away at the baie,

The game can be played with:' these ruler, th

The person putting the birdie inte piny is called the server. The person on the other side of the not, his opponent, the rechive","

amrver is decided by vol- joying This moons that the bird has to pass over the not at losil, three times and Afide this, the (persón or side whi misses the bintie or faulty Bryll dopes the server spray only the

his opponenty If the migos the birdis or clammita

FARL IRELAND

·(Answers on Paro 20)

Rupert and the Fishing-rod-7

Bill: Badser, potping over a

"you mondia

Onco

Fast Asleep

This is what Pan did. When he reached the sleeping Kharf and his friend Teddy, he upped the bluebell on them, Then be ran and hid Kirmselt, behind a twice more Pan blade of grass to ace what shouted "Lizybones! They don't would happen.. hear me," he said to himself at Inst. "They're fast asleep. Well, my fine friidki, let's soo what, We can do about waking you up!"

Then he sprang on Bounce's Baer again, geboren

Hit Eyes Opened

· Knart-stratig ulo. Toddy, the' Stuffed Beary, opdied his with a start, bokeh

folt a drop of waist dried

"We've got a job to do be "It's raining" shouted heddy sald to the grasshopper. "We're rimbing ila west hote kiau) look, going to wake those. Jarybines the buff is shining... here's only up and make theth move awayne Hille cloud in the sity ge trom my tally so that I cha Wide awake now, Knirt and you up while I for my odd ran bank, to the house. down in the book "

ber: bent down

the. They didn't, soo Pan hiding, ben ävde bind the bladen, od tym then Imughing as though,” hiệ

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