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BACK FROM HOLIDAY TODAY,

.BY. THE WAY.

by Beachcomber

"DID you fly?" That is the were all happier when the alr

Prodnose, as usual

question asked of every was left to birds. refuted traveller. I did not fly, because I like to savour the low approach to places, and to bave time to look at things and think about them.

WHEN I

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thrush

left home a was singing on the top of lime tree in my garden. When

Mon Jardin," and one ever KOCS

To be shot Hire a bulle: Into I returned, he was still singing a foreign country is all very in the same tree, and I thought well it there is an emergency,

of Alphonse Kerr'a Voyag but it is the wrong beginning to Autour de a holiday,

Anyhow, flying is wondered why the most boring and un- wandering, when all good jour intelligent method of transport, Heys, even the golicu journey with motoring a chore second, to Samarkand, end at home, As my father used to say, "The and preferably, in one's owni turtle goes slowly, but he gets garden. there in time for the soup." We

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Prodnost: You are a merry companion today!

*THE CHINA MAIL,

JACOBY ON BRIDGE

Decisions Make 5 Spades Rough

By OSWALD JACOBY

PERRY ZELLER

of San

Antonio writes: “When I rol through with this hand 1 Telt like the man who sorted oranges. Decisions, deelztons, decisions!

"My first decision was in the bidding.

Should I double Ave clubs or try for five spades. In rubber bridge I would have double but the game was duplicate and 'I would have to sel non-vulnerable opponents four tricks to make up for the vulnerable game. Hence

my Ave spade ble.

my

"We opene:t the king of clubs and East overtook with the ace and led back the three

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Pass Pats Pary Opening lead—4K

of apades. Should I nesse or

play the nce? nally decided that We needed the king of

his, mercall

and spaces for played the Acc.

West was in.

MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1957.

WOMANSENSE

Oriental note.

Petroschka

AUTUMN HATS 070 amall, head- hugging and worn off the face They also reflect a touch of the Orient, lika these Edward larvane models, which ha has chrisionei after famous ballets. SWANLAKE. — Cocktail cloche, of white goose feathers, entirely conccaling

the hair.

Prince por

PETROUCHKA.~A dothing cop for the younger face, in red peach bloom, with black braid and tassel.

PRINCE IGOR. — A down-to-dusk pillbox, of black velvet, crowned with

glamorous whito fox.

Eileen Ascroft looks at the London fashion shows

IT'S STRIP FOR ACTION'

Page

CONVULSIONS IN CHILDHOOD

Co

By W. W. BAUER, M.D.

£

ONVULSIONS in nothing that can be done to stop

children used to bo

convulsion once it has stert- ed. Many of the first aid mea- common accompaniment of suros advocated are prone to do Illness, and not uncommon as much borm as good. A child ly a cause of death. They with fever should not be bub Into a hot bath, but given a cool are among the most

sponge bath, alarming symptoms, and Many children have been are never trivial. Once re- burned in 100-hot balls when garded as necessary in perents have become

panicky during a convulsion. Trying to cident in childhood, and at insert a gag may injure mouth, tributed to delay in growth gums, tongue and teeth more and development of the than the convulsion will All that can be done is to call the central nervous system,

doctor at once, and then stand they are now rare.

by and keep the child from in- juring himself or others. This is hard to do, but it representa the best medical advice.

due to other causes,

of

CTUSC

A SYMPTOM

One convulsion and in many children there will never be another-may do no harm less t is exceptionally severe.

(37) -

may

The most common cause convulsions as little half a | century ago was lack of vils- min D, with consequent deve- lopment of the deficiency dis- case rickets. The universal od- ministration to bables of vitamin D, either in cod or other fish liver oil or in synthelle "Cops" plus the enrichment of milk Bul repeated convulsions with vitamin D,

scare in the has virtually leave permanent eliminated severa rickets, and broin rendered the milder formé leas Brain injury and epilepsy, the common. Now, convulsions are most common forms of convul

elons other than those due infectious disease with fever, once require study and treatment, in may the hope of alleviating and per- hops removing the cause. The brain wave or encephalographi may be helpful in studying such easts, especially in establishing whether they are due to epilepsy. HORTER skirts, shorter British fabrics, many of which shorter sleeves, gloves have

If they are, the outlook is by no by the French grown longer again. Delicate

means is hopeless as it was be jackets, shorter sleeves, will be used

neutrals are now much smarter the Leadon

When a child from six to 36 leved to be

few years ago. woman strips designers is well,

Thick, winter-weight tweeds than white, for action in autumn, 1957, ace use by Lachasse, so Snug Ronald Paterson Introduced months old has convulsions to Even in the case of brain in- day, it is usually because of an juries, much help can be given Michael emphasises this that they need no topcoat. By a new variation of the Infectious other actio d through early recognition and new economy of cat and Creed, too, in deep cherry-reds short loose jacket. He calls ease, epilepsy, or brain injury at prompt utilisation of modern material more than other spleed with black. Tweeds are it the China line, inspired by birth. Under six months it may methods of treatment, rehabilita members of the Big Eleven.

sill very much top

curved contours of favourites the

the be due to calcium metabollam tion and re-education. for sulls,

Chin vase Ronald Paterson has Chinese

10 the disturbances; from three to

A convulsion is a symptom; In his three-piece outfits, one of the most attractive in a Shang-Yin Dynasty.

Jackcols yearu, most olter duc to its cause must be discovered of thick, flecked tweeds, he nubbiy birds-cy design of sharp, ure cut short and loose,

curving hemlines. shortens his topcoats to

THIS AUTUMN

Myself: Peace, vile inter- loper See, I have brought you back

jucket-length, puts Souvenit, a

rubber

when Squeaks stusage that pinched. Go play with it in a tea-shop.

Fun for the electors

me

15 18

of

BACK INTEREST

Digestive disturbances, blamed for convulsions, precipitate but do pot convulsiona, Neither docs teeth ing or worms. These may make the child ill, but they are the cause of convulsions.

SERIOUS CAUSES

not

with epilepsy, with infections diseases before it can be treated

second. After 10 years, the usual success. cause is epilepsy.

are

he

Injury to the brain may lake place from excessive pressure- moulding of the head during birth, or to drugs used to case

There is the mother's pain, limitation upon the amount of

royal blue. them An Italian coating with thick

pile that over slim skirts and brief uncrushable

(marvellously) tunic blouses,

dust-proof

In dresses, subtle curving teamed

by Hardy Amies with panels of

pleated silk correlated lightweight suiling. introduced at the watsline, For the

woman who lives with Like Michael Sherard central heating and a fur coat, showed considerable back An attractive autumn styic Victor Stiebel has a 12oz. triple interest with bloused bodice pain-reifef which can be given

creuseless and featherweight. wool georgette sulting, both and inset panels.

DOUBLE USE

"The next plays were obvious: nee of hearts, king of hearts and a small heart. West discorded a club and I ruffed in dummy. 1 le spade and If he had been kind enough to play a second club I could have ruffed in dummy and dis- carded my losing damond but West was as mean as possible. He led the jack of diamonds.

This gave

one more problem. Who held the dl THE drst good news I read on

mord, queen? I knew West of

this, as it can be worn as my return was that elec-old and knew that he was an

street dress with furs, or as a tioneering is now being done by inveterate false carder, That

The machine is decided me. I won in my handsult on colder days. Walsts are tape-recorders. plugged in through the windows and finessed against the queca still loosely indicated; shoulders of diamonds in the West hand. of houses, and the recording of

con- "This worked and my candidate's Each word must contain

is played speech back for the

tract was home." delight of Inhabitants. If that is enough to induce people to vote, there must be something right somewhere. The candidate cun ait quielly drinking at home while distant villages are lulled The to rest by his message,

that account of this fun says

candidate the velee of the

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wurde of tour Latters ur more tan you make from the Intern in in ЦИНЕР ОД EEM JELT IN making each rule the Letters 1! Fach of the small squares may be used once only, the farre felter in the sentre NOMETE. And there must be at least one nine-letter word in the TVE. No pluroin; nu furtign words; no proper ames! TODAY'S TARGET: 34 words, good 40 words. Dery good : BU Bulution Ford. excellent. tomorrow.

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stirred the echoes in 100 rural Hardens.**

YOUR BIRTHDAY.........®y STELLA

·MONDAY, AUGUST 5

time you are almost prychle Pr BORN today, you have a steadfas

to follow these bunches, for nature, energette and intellectual. Pure

secure for they can be important guides to your The combination can

future conduct. Others may need to Writing yourself a solid place by

Your ideals take time to reason out education or selecce.

a decision: se Isigh and you will work hand for you enn sermo il mid ook at once. everything you get. It is posible that your nervous energy outreaches your physeal siamino end that at Borno period in your Ie you may flad necessary to take especially good care of your health.

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kren. Your critical menace are enabling you to tell the true from the fale at a glance. You are not a fault-funder who does not wiggest a remetty. You are sufficiently structive in be able to see how matters.can be bettered and then work at making them so. You are sympathielle with those who appear Je fortunate than you yourself "end with want to help them. In this Besser, perhaps, you coult he con Widered a reformes.

You are a natural homebody and will want to be surrounded by your own family. This is especially true of you of the feminine sex. You

ne marriage nake

partner and underelaxing parents.

date Among those born on this were: Jolin Elliot, educator and mikonory to the American Indian; James A. Taylor, educator: Clare A. UCLAR

cartoonist: Bruce Barlen, auther

publicist Guy and Maupasacat, author and Niels Abel, mathematician.

LOWER HEELS

high fever,

with

Italian Stew And Salad

By ALICE DENHOFF ECIPE round-up today,

Rine first a delicious and

without detriment to the unbor child, which is still receiving its Few

nourishment full-fangth evening oxygen and dresses have been featured this through the mother's blood, and have taken on a squarer line.

Sason in the London collections, therefore is getting drugs which Hats are soft in Miniature revers are filled in

shape and

Most

are short and slim in line. the mother receives. colour. Largo squashed bereta with luxury fur iippets.

Paterson showed a dramatic: are the leaders, becoming

Infectious diseases, which in and evening twocomo in brilliant infants and young children pro- A very nicely played hand. As

For cocktails, Michael shows casy to wear. Shoes retain

apricot, a coat in featherweight Perry points out he would have

duce exceptionally brocade, lame or velvet trios their siender, tapering tocs, but luffy mohair over a matching may Induce convulsions because taken the sure profit and

like his day three-pieces, with their Louls heels are slightly chiffon dress. doubled rubber bridge. But mall Salin

of the exETSZİVE or chiffon tunic lower and more waisted. Fudge

temperature nourishing Italian Meat then, maybe Erst and

West blouses.

Victor Stiebel blends black Such convulsions represent only Stew. Red features in most and marron glace are attractive velvet are black lace together about one out of 10 convulsione the collections, the wonderful clear

To serve 4, cut I lb. each lean 缙 shades for day, niso

10 children wouldn't have been bidding in rubber bridge.

effectively for elegant-not one out of

beet slow meat and lean limb combination of ginger suede and

tube, with high fever,

stew mout into la în, cubos. Black is prominent, too, both black patent.

Only for grand occasiong and A convulsion is a frightening Saute c. chopped onion in ptain and blended with browns, For evening, open sandals dis- dancing doci he employ the long experience for the parent who, olive oil until limp and greens and sandy yellows in appear and pumps of brocade full skirt in lavishly drape sees it for the first time. The trasparent-about 3 min, flecked tweeds and double-jonit and satin take the lead, with poult, paper taffeta or slipper first impulse is to do something

The main story this sparkling trims or large, floppy satin in pastel shades. Jerseys.

Remove The best thing to -anything! autumn is of new and beautiful satin bows. To balance

---(London Express Service).

to keep calm, There is

in

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East Pass Pars

You, South, hold♫ AAJ865 WAT 4K354 AKG

What do you do?··

A-Pas. You have 16 polnía and your partner 15 or less. A slam is possible but you would have to be very lucky in the play, TODAY'S QUESTION

You hold the same hand. In- stead of bidding three no-trump your partner has jumped to four spades. What do you do?

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To find what the athew have in store for you tomorrow, select your and read the corres- birthday star ponding paragraph. Let your birth- day star be your datiy gids.

You are sensitive and have sirung infulties. 11 can be said that a

TUESDAY, AUGUST 6

(July

GEMINI -21-Aug 150

23)--

(May

22-June 2!)-- Organise your

Financial dealings with others can be work carefully and

Com favourably negotiated, now. your executive skills in uttime

bine a builseta dent with a social deputising outstanding duties cf- ciently.

event.

VIRGO GAME 24-Sept. 21)- The general vutlook is excellent; furt make sure that your personal judg ment is accurate.

23)-

LIBRA (Bent 24-Oct Unusual advantages are for you, provided only that your powers of decision and application are Up to:

coptaco.

CORPIO (Oct. 26-Nov. 22) You may combine busines and pleasure successfully if you are oble to organise your work skilfully.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)-- Results are good, way the stars, Jun! mamion sure that you don't go wrong En acting on underlaia impulses,

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 29)-- De morible when making burners Grements which involve money and all will be well.

AQUARIUS (3, 21-Feb. 10)- You may be given new sponsibi lities and if you are calelent, at then, a salary incremes will go along

(Fol 20.Mar.

UNICES A to day, so organise your efforte caronully to take advaṇīkie of every moment of its favourable sapedlá.

ARING_EMA

21-Apr. Keep a level head on your shoulders, no malfor what happens, and all whil To woll with you how..

TAURUS (Apr. "F1-May - (21)-- Propicity appence just around

the

nekš porter — and that for the corner kosa dan Sum today) Glet moving,

CANCER - (June 22-July Domcotic offatis may come into play

Selze all advantages now,

CHESS

by LEONARD BARDEN

FO

to $413

A problem by B. J. da C. Andrade (Times Happ., 1935). White mates in two.

12

Answer Tomorrow

CROSSWORD

Across

1. Waste - Robu (a A drewing

down? 10)

d. The girl made up by a tig

and a din. (0)

9. AR the steel eald to the carving

kalio, (4, 6)

11. Face in a different way, (4)

ja. I nod but I was left chữa. (2, 3),

Bier, (1, 3)

15. Why you we are tí you have

17.

idean. (5)

10. Deat ring and, unmix it. (8)

21. It's deilelogs with eggs. 19, 5) 1. Corrupt (0)

Down

1. Blas drill is oil mixed up. (9) 2. Taken by unexpected bappau-

Ings, (?)

3. No forrard position. 18)

4. Just a wood. (4)

6. Cupping 60 imagining

back in-just

7. It's holther morning nor after-

дост,

red of the hibiscus flower.

BOYS'

new

AND

Policeman's Orchestra

He Wanted Cow To Conduct The Moo-slolan By MAX TRELL.

Tho

mosocks slim as a

do is

GIRLS MAGAZINE

man," Knarf said. "Do you know

He plays the flute. They'd all

ft in our crchestra,"

Cat Plays, Too

Knart said: "Cat could be in.

"That's a good idea, Police. it too She plays the violin."

"Very good," said the Police- KNARF, the Shadow Boy with any inusicians?-Poople who man. "Beo should belong to our orchestra, She's always hum- the turned-about name, van blow whistles like me and you up the street blowing

his and the Postman and the Um- ming. If we put several bees in whistle. The

"didn't ́pire aren't really musiclans, are whistle

cur orchestra, they would make a sound like an organ.' whistle any song. It just went we?"

"Who would play the drum?" tweet-tweel, a fweet kind

"No," said the "But I know quite a number of asked Knart.

“Woodpecker would," sald the Finally, at the corner of the Seal musiclans. And so do you. Pallesman. "He'd go rat-a-ta!-

song.

of

street, Knarf met his friend the

Policeman," said Knart,

Knart"

Policeman.

"Owl could play a trumpet," Bald Knary, "And Canary could play the "Yes," said the Policeman.

could havo a harp, Oh, we beautiful big orchestra."

"Who would be the lender?" asked Knari.

"Do 1" said Knarf, "Who are tot Policeman. "Good morning they?"

Theis Cricket,” said the "Good morning, Knarf," sald Policeman. "He plays the guitar." Policeman. "I see you've got a whistle="

Knant looked startled at first, "It's just a small whistle," presently he smiled. said Knart.

"That's right. Cricket does play the guilar, I mean it sounds "I think it should be the Like

« guitar He sometimes Cow," said the Policeman- The Policeman nodded and plays a guitar all night long. "The Cow!" exclaimed Knart. said: "Some emall whistica make What other musiclans do I "Why, Cow can only go Moo."

I've got a very big noise.

4 know?"

The Policeman laughed. small whistle too. F. can make "You know Frog," said tho "And that's why I think she

Policeman. an automobilo stop."

"He plays the big should be the leader of the or- And there's Toad. chestra," sak the Policeman. bass fiddle.

Makes Auto Stoo

"I never thought of that," said Knari. "My whistle can't make anything stop. It just makes me run faster."

"Lots of my friends," said the Policeman, have whistles. My friend the Postman hos a whistio, Every now and then he blows it when he leaves a letter at somebody's house.

football "looker te pratty to say the toust, (4)

10. Chip of thila for w faby partner,

(0)

13. Artist got involend with the

DIL (3)

14. Do tla go

Into this on

Dráty obca

ion (0)

10. Te was one

20

qe the BAZIJ DE- _drivers, (4)

manya

He's

"I have another friend. an Umpire. When he blows the whistle, the boys start playing or basketball, or the girls Jump in the pool and start owimming. But what I'd like to do," said the Policeman, as he put he whistle back in his pocket, "is to start an orchestra” "An orchestra?" said Knowi

Different Sounds

*Uta misle," said the Police mon, "all made by a lot of dif ferent musicians, all playing: in- struments with different sounda It's very beautiful.”

Rupert and the Old Hat-32

23

While Rupert has been speaking more birds have appeared, and now they fly round him screeching their mandy new, but he stands firm. **You' frightened the enckoo quite enough, be declares, “! Now, be's biparing in my hedge and, while ha'a thero yus mind you leave him alone. There's no need

to drive him away altogether." They fly away grumbling and then Rupert dashes into the house to collect the old hat. Well, where have you been 2," asks Mrs. Hear. 101, bil you all about it very soota," says Rupert smiling, “bus now, please may I have half's dozen szirty pina-quickly FALL BIOKEN KEZZATED.

6:31

Knart ran up the street blowing his whistle,

"She's the best Moo-sician them all!"

I

of

onions and savo to add to slew later.

Add meat to hat oll and brown well on all sides. Add 3% e quartered tomatoes, 1 c. boiling water, 1 c. diced colery, the sauteed onion, 2 tsp. salt und 1⁄2 tsp. black pepper. Cook slowly, covered, 131⁄2 to 2 hrs. or until meat is tender.

Add 4 quartered, medium potatoes, & quartered carrots, 2 thsp. parsley flakes, tsp. whole basil leaves, crumbled, and % tsp. garlic powder 30 min. before cooking time is up.

Serve piping hot,

and toss

ITALIAN SALAD Spleed with an Italian accent, too, is this delightful salad,

To serve 8, combine in a bowl

lightly,

* head Romaine lettuce, 1 c. dleed fresh tomato, 1⁄2 c. cach diced celery, and diced green pepper, tbsp. chopped parsley, 15 c sliced radishes, snail, sliced anton, 2 tbsp. chopped chovkis, 1⁄4 tsp. sult, tap.: ground black pepper, 35 tap. whole basil leaves, crumbed, a thep, olive oil and 2 tbsp, wine vinegar, one recipe that has

Herd's

an-

strictly domestic flavour. It is Baked Lemon Pudding.

1

Knarf ran all the way home blowing his whistle, He felt very то serve 4 0, separate 2 hoppy. Ho didn't really thini egas. Beat yolks lights. the PcLeeman ever meant to part Combine e, sugar, 2 tbsp. his orchestra together with "all flour, 14 tsp. salt. Add to those strange animals Moo-yolks. Stir in 2/3 c. evaporated sician indeed!?

milk, 1/3 c. waler, 2 tsp. grated lemon rind and tbsp. lemon Julee.

NEWLY ARRIVED!

RUPERT

SUMMER ADVENTURES Two Exciting New Stories in full colour

$1.00

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NEW RUPERT ANNUAL

1957-8. $4.50

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Beat egg whites until atlit but not dry. Fuld into lemon. mlag- fure, Turn into a greased 1 qt.: balding dish. Set in pan of hot water about 1 in. doep. Bako: at 950 F. 40 to 45 min, until Flop is browned- and mixture:

firm.

CUSTARD SAUCE

Although this BRUCE wonderful ovde custard, it can also be used over stewed fruit, golatine moulda, - onite squares, ottage pudding or as the base ||The floating island dessert,"

To prepare 12/5 a.; combine I e, evaporated milk and 14 0. water, held to 1⁄2 pla. Vanilia pudding mix in mucepan, Cook over low heat,- sirring constant. ly, until thick enough to coat txt, desired, ada tap. vanilla: of" abroad extracta

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