• JACOBY ON BRIDGE

Bids Call For Lead In Trump

By OSWALD JACOBY (THERE goes onother rub-

ber," complained

Hard Luck

Joe, "Sometimes I'm Eoing to pick up more than six points and win one myself."

"If you had just used a little Intelligence about your opening

WOMANS WORLD

THEY BUY BRITISH

T the fashion theatre of the past ten years.

the Brussela Exhibition they've just shown clothes made by the world's second

Names Ilko

Susan Small, Dorville, Polly Peak new Melita are become? well-known all over the world. And perhaps the best-known

lead," growled East, this rub-most important dress manu- designer of thero ber would still be going on." facturers. They weren't Frederick Starke, who makes

"I opened your salt; didn't I?" said Joe.

Joe had opened the four of diamonds. South had won the trick with diamond in dummy and Played nge and one club. Now the de-

the uce, trumped ustry has grown so lurgo success to the large number of

NORTH

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North and South vulnerable,

with 40 on score

Bouth West

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that it is second only to the Americans in output.

The highspots of the British fashion show included chort "Charleston" evening dress made from tier upon tier of unierush- able nylon chiffon. The inter national audience applauded the newest fur fabric coats that look convicingly Nke animal pelts but are extremely light, and wach- able top.

the

British mado

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1958.

WOMANSENSE

Parti

American Girls Go East:

ANNE

SHARPLEY

meets the undergrads who are showing

Americans a different London

NE of the charms of undergraduates is their convelt,

when they take to running a tourist service aimed at (guess who?) American tourists, they go about it with gallivanting grace-vintage Rolls-Royces, curly-brimmed howlers, hyphens and hints of lineage, the whole pre- dictable trent,

two collections at iwo price French, or even Italian. Jevels and sells both with They were British. For great succes in America, Je London's ready-to-wear in attributes some of the Industry's well-trahed Young designers who are being turned out by the art schools.

When clothes were being shown af Brussels, several important de- parimental stores in the city pui on a special display of British 11

"Undergraduales clothes and sok the lot.

the loks as though It's the voice people Americans really want to on the continent to buy British, meet," said one of the agency's and many chle Frenchwomen guides, Phil Rubinstein, a fast-

to London regularly talking now come

Australian, no! They hiked the pretty swim to buy themselves British off-undergraduate himself until milts on show, includkut que the-peg versions of the latest October but just back from made from rose-printed sulla Paris tines,.

I New York, from working listex, and another which bind

whence he brought this news. diminutive haren skirt to

"One thousand four hundred Complement its simple, setip-

Americans arrive here every day jured top.

and they never meet interesting BALL GOWNS

people," he nanosinced.

l

Wily

are

Я

There's a revolution un the the knitwear feld, in Cashmere, the long-reigning

A dist|Batton of 50 guide queen of the expensive sweater market, is on its way out, nod} books" was prepared and In mohair 13 taking its place. style condescendingly less than Home knitters may like to know prose, a pamphlet printed. that mohair knitting yarns will be in the shops in London and sin, 10- abroad in, a mouth or gether with special pallerni for sale most knitting it up. Also on

the

But best of all the audience 1 the British-made off-the peg ball gownis, many of them featuring a short skirt in fat sweeping down to near dekle length at the back, made in the newest frothy nykes, print

fence had no way to stop Southed suzette. from ruting out his last diamonds with dummy's trumps

and the three heart contract had wheeled in.

who won

Line ended

show.

The model applousr, however, W.IS bride who lestend of the traditional bout quet, she carried an umbrella.

IL

of course, Wis

rather

Because many women

to make

If Joe had opened a trump would have been

a different story. The defenders would have spectul umbrella, with a sim speed.

ven able in lend a recond trump

while meta hurje and coveredi lider and South would have been in a new glen fabric, Bock unable to ruft more than two printed with a delicate tace losing diamonds. He would have j

pattern.. Bone down a trick al is three Lee's off-the-pest dress stitches of too-tight a tousion, heart contract and the

ral designere,

were scarcely these new needles have been Who would still have been going on,

short, stubby heard of before the war, have given

points to Furthermore, a trump opening had a dazzling rise to fame in avoid this. was clearly indiented. Norih had taken out his peiner's business double and surely was short in

Here's history

"Nelson's Column-look up at history's most famous admiro); world's friendliest feed the pigeons" comes under the list

In ection."

and Ita present owner for nothing."

Guide knowledge was severely studied.

"Which Is the quickest way to Henry the Eight's wine cellar?" they are expected to know. (Facetiousness in replylag is dis couraged.)

Catch question

"How do you identify which

regiment of Guards is on duty at Buckingham Palace?" they are Brilled."

Undergraduate-gulde dress has to be "characteristic."

Personal questions are wag- gishly fended.

Since June 2, when the under- graduate tours tregan, they have developed what-la' known as

soon will be a new rand superior type of steel knitting needle with a special finish which, so the makers claim, reduces drag

the wool and increases your of "Musts for first-trippers." their "sudden" service,

Under "Photographer's dream-

"We specialise in dashing into Americans are offered breaches. One American com-land"

got plained that the long, Lapering "Marble Arch-see Free Speech me out of bed at point of the average knitting

morning and said: 'I'm leaving !uckle

Hecruitment for guides begin at 11 a.m. and I want to see chuses then

in Oxford, and Cambridge. Two Londen We had a car there hundred eager guides-to-be were by 8 o'clock." lo 6 who will whittled down take turns in the "netive list" of 25 operating from a mows in Kensington. All had to have elean driving records-and cars.

"We offer a choice of comfort or quaintness, We run the

umut from Rolls-Royces to Cambridge heirloom, a baby Austin painted pole blue which its previus owner got for 44.

diamonds. It was up to the de YOUR BIRTHDAY

fence to i rulling power in- mediately.

+CARD Sensea♦

Q-The bidding has been:

West North Pass Double Pass 24

Fast

Youth

Pans

Pass

24

Pass

7

You, South, hold: MAQI2 VAJ87 #JE KOJ

What do you do?

A-Bid two hearts. Leave the apades open for your partner if he holds four of thems.

TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner raises you to three hearts. What do you do now?

Answer Tomorrow

1

CROSSWORD

24

Acro

Sete of atten. 191

O' Lourdegard tard, 151

Terminas (9)

11. Covered will water. (9)

12. Juicy Gavour, 11

10 Weak-mluded people, (9)

10 Relating to the end of

earth, 18||

17. Narrow strip of wood. (*)

18. Self-eatinded person. (4)

19, Hend of Prance, 141

20 Jublic house. (31

the

Vesel (3) 22. Imprton, (4)

Davours (4)

1. Bitter #Deres

Conpinining. (9)

Vanished. (4)

4. land. (9)

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people. (al...

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Here 1 a position from natual play. White to move and win,

London Express Jerotto.

TUESDAY, JULY 29

BOIN today. You give the outward appearance of conviviality and are unklereń u good mixer wher Lever you are. Yet underneath there is a stroak of eynicism that colours your inner moods, xnelines make ing your ward nettos alterest in comprehensible for those who do not Know the two divergent focels of Your personality. lis ilkely that The state of your health will have much to thy with

muri

Your

it would be well for you to follow Healthful code of living, for the healthy adividual is more likely to be the optimist; the alling one, pessimist.

By STELLA

Deal high or you could end uther astray,

You have a good sense of organisa- tion and are likely to plan thinge on a gigantle seal. If you fait short of your master plan, you me still Hikely to produce

Romneming (airly expansive. You women are likely ta Tenders but are Hol became cial faciled to go outside of your own coal group for friends.

ere

Exert caution in mac Mage.

The usual charge is £1 u head ("after all, a bus tour in New Yurt costs over £3"), of whleli the gulde takes most. "Tips aro often considerable. As much as 35 shillings sometimes The plan is to make the guide service self-perpetuating to provide employment for undergradunies train here to eternity."

- NOT A DILEMNA

can be either freat happiness ar. iON'T worry about post-nasal you select the wrong mate, plete disillusionment.

com-

Your ambitions me high and you Tarkingtun, author: Edwards Percy

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put all of your energies--which are Considerable-to altaining that Coal. You have a magnetic Sonality. You attract members your own sex as adherents to guar ideas, nu latter how new or unirted they may be. Members of the op.

Ainong "those born on this date were: Don Morquis, humorist: Max Nordau, scientist” and_author; Booth Murbe, painter; John Villiers' Far- well, merchant' and phữanthropist; Partisan Jutinen, artist; Edwin A. Stower,

and inventur

educator: Corwin, slate:smay,

and Betito Miri), dictator.

To find what the story have

in

posite sex, however, care little for state for you tomorrow, select your You as an ideal-maker, but they blithday Hin and end

le corres=

nd you Lomantic personality. It poading paragraph. Let your birth-

in portant that you hold your day star he your daily guldu.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 30

VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept.

You may have a heavy work schedule these next two weeks. Keep your age to the grindstone. No time for plote maw,

LIBRA

drip. 1's a natural process and, In the vast majority of

coses, causes no harm.

Because of all that has been written about it, I'm sure most

Thus a secretion of mucus, even after you are rid of your cold, is merely a continuation of

muture's aatural output.

Of course, other things besides

a cold can cause post-nasal drip.

of you are familiar with what A chief cause is the excessive

sorta,

I mean by post-nasal drip. But se of noso drops Smoking, Just in case you aren't, the term dust, fumes of various refers to the mucus that keeps even changes in temperature, running to the rear of yon nose can start the mucus flow.

What should you do about this and draing down your thapal, often following a cold.

drip?

At one time or another, just about all of us have a mucous drip. It's the result of our body's effort to throw out the

KETINS.

cold

Natural Defence When the mucous glands work overline to oust the villainous germs, nasal discharge

In most instances, the best ad- vice simply is.to swallow it. It won't hurt you.

If it is clear mucus, it is not a bit dangerous to your health, Even if it does contain a few germs, the hydrochloric acid of your stomach will quietly destroy them.

Join Childs-Taylor, showing visitors the Houses of Parliamont, They are Barbara Dunster,

from Cailforuta, and Starklyn Dawson and Judy Dunning, from Ottawa,

and here complete with bowler is a guide in action

Chartreuse Special FROM THE

Made of stitched chartreuse cotton material this tall and strik- ing flowerpot cloche is called "Chartreuse Special." The crown is folded in at the top and is trimmed with black petersham ribbon-Reuterphoto,

HOUSEHOLD

Although the lower half of

HINTS

BUSH

TEW influence on barbecue

cookery is Australian. Starr Liddell, who runs London's only Australian restaurant, with open-air grill at the back, clalma that barbecue cooking originated in the bush where it was too hot

to cook indoors.

Here are two of her reelpes--m

1007715.

Carpet Bag: Bleak; Cut best (end of sirloin steak about 1%. inches thick and in the pocket stuff oysters and sliced mush- Add a nice made of Worcester ketchup, cream, seasoning, and Jeanor julee: Pour this sauce

into the pocket and skewer,

tomato stuce

Seal juices of steak by coating with micited buster and brown- jing over grill. Then wrap the sicak in heavy quality aluminium toll and finish over grül.

Benerembah Salad ("Bene rembah" is aborigine for on cloping couple): Use caull- flower sprigs, uncooked sleed mushrooms, chicory, grated carrot, grated cabbage, sultanas, and spring onions chopped down to the green, Season with red and sweet pepper. calt, and x dessertspoonful of caster sugar. Four on oll and leave to stand for half an hour. Add white vinegar, toss and serve.

Start a charcoal are about 30 minutes before you intend Lo begin barbecueing. Or, If you are using a home-bulle barbecue and a wood fire, light this four hours beforehand,

Coat the rods of a hot grill with oil to stop meat stlecking to them.

Equip yourself with some longs for turning meat on a hot grill

Try rosling apples on your Wush their skins, dry grill, If furniture reeds brighten-throughly and wrap tightly in

Bre

LEO (July 24-Aug. Z3)== AQUARIUS ( 21-Feb. 19)- The alt MOJA brings conleting Personal affalers as reinted to part- tehdinews. Guard against any health nerships, domestic or business, voine upset and stay calm it things get in for some

Valuation.

20-Mar. PISCES

20)- Fugged.

dellnite 231 The are

limitatione fur you, especially on the job, so be epared to meet any difficulty with a cam firmnest

AKIES (Mar. 21-Apr

20 results. The Inet that these glands A purulent discharge from the

for 30 minutes, turning 2. The excitement of the cleris and do work extra hard and extra nose, a discharge contalning vir- our double boiler always holds ing, first wash it with song, then heavy foil. Then place over

Mix equal parts of linseed | every 13, tes. Althuthth there may be some bring pleasure, but be tactfu and long is nothing to get excitedt ulent organisms, is quite another clean water, it should neverthe- rinse and dry.

Such a dicharge prob-less be washed. Hard waler will

vinegar: oil, turpenting and

Uso toll too for a disposabla (pposition to your plans, stick to diplomatiel

aixout. It's customary for nature matter. TAURUS your decisions.

(Apr. 21-May

detence ably means you have sinun trou-case mineral deposits to form shake well, put several drops of calad bowl, shaping it into the 71) to produce a greater. SCORPIO (Oct. Zi-Nov. 22) Denetle and business mitutes · áre

And that's a problem for as the water bells away, which the liquid on a cloth and apply size bowl you need and folding Impulsive action is not to be trusted, api to be combined to their mutual than is actually needed and to ble

should be removed after Best to think twice before acting on adjustment today. An eventual gain maintain thin defence longer your doctor to handle.

each to furniture. Finish with a good the edges under for extra firm -H. N. BUNDESEN, M.D. using to prevent staining. In prospect.

than is needed. anything important now.

rubbing with a clean cloth. GEMINI

23-June

(Sept.

24-Oct.

An important day for your ucilvia merung with old buddiem

SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23-Dec, 22)- De scnsible and there will be no rec greta jater, Study a proposition care- fully before accepting it.

20)

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan,

An unexpected change can cau chaos unless you are prepared to Niret all emergencies with firmnesA.

SIDE GLANCES

<ARY

cari

If at all posible, delay plans for A trip, especially if it involves your

rinces or career. Be careful! CANCER Juro 22-July 23) Farinembly business matters niny come in for sorne careful atteniki today. De mure you make the right Becktons ROW.

By Galbraith

"I was going to say the same about you; Mr. Benton you haven't aged much either, and, you were an old man when I met you!!!

BOYS' AND

Three Brave Hunters

-Kaarf Proves He's)Best of All- By MAX TRELL

mouth and looked buck at Gen- and cral Tin and Hiawatha

was just twelve o'clock cald:

Sltadow when Knarf, the Boy with the Turned-About Name, heard a noise.

th

"Move over a little. There's plenty of room on my back."

"Oh, all right, sald General Tip. "As long as you don't mind, He had been sleeping In corner of the room, the one Whoa, we don't mind, either." nearest the bookcase. He sat up

the So Korf, quile

pleased, and opened his eyes. half-darkness-a fleker of light climbed on Whoa's back, sitting from the moon came through between General Tin and in the windows-he made out two Bgures, mounting a horse.

In

On getting up and moving closer, Knari saw that the two Agures were General Tin, ie Tin Soldier, and. Hiawatha, the Indian. Small-Sized Wooden The horso they were mounting was Whoa, the Hobby Horse.

Kharf ran up and grabbed Whoa's brille.

Knart Wants to Go

"Wherever Jauke soing Knart said in a loud voice, "I want to go along, too."

"We're going hunting," General Tia.

replied:

There's no room on the horec's back,”, said Hiawatha.

Here, Whoo, the Hobby Home. lifted his head and opened tils,

wath.

GIRLS

"Is everybody ready?" WhoD asked, turning around again.

General Tin nodded.

Through The Wall

Whoa started rocking. The next moment, he rocked himself and the three riders on his back straight through the wall.

of the

TILES.

MAGAZINE

They were now riding through a jungle, Trees grow as thick as grass on all sides of them. In the branches of the trees were monkeys and parrola with red and green and yellow feathers. "But if you're going hunting," Knart said to General Tin and Hiawatha, what animals are you going to hunt for?"

Knarf could never figure out "Lions," replied General Tio. how Whoo, the Hobby Horse. "Tigers!" answered Hawalḥa. Whoa, the Hobby Horse, who could manage to get through a solid wall. It seemed to melt had been rocking along. turned Away before him. But in the his head around again and sald night, Knarf to Knarf: "Don't believe a word miekite thought, solid walls weren't es of that, Knart. They'll unt animals happen to solid as they seemed to be in the whatever daytime.

come along. The last time we went hunting, they caught-a squirrel,"

Rupert and Floppity-9

her murmurs the little bese, "I know where she lives. Means while I must do my shopping. I've waxed too much tions Ho breaks oft already and... and just in time to me the

Seeing that the dog is quiet Granny Goat buys what she needs Oh look, and leaves the shop, she dropped one of her gloves," saya Rupert. He picks it up and Floppity saiffs at 'ît as if very interested. "I can turn it to dog slipping out of; the door.

'ALL'AJUNTS AESERVED

Neither General Tin nor Ilia- watha had any answer to make 1o this.

Big and Forocious

"I hope we catch something big and ferocious," Khart re marked.

.

All at once, there was a loud noise. It Bounder us though sambone was blowing an enor- mous 'hora, ....

The Elephant took the peanut from Kaart.

opening 'among the trees," stood the elephant. It lifted Its-huga trunk up in the air and mada sounds like someone blowing a hord.

"Bong!", went General Tinis unit was only a pop gun.

"Whizzl" went Hiawatha'm arrow. It'as only a bit of slicks. "It's an elephant! shouted with a rubber tip. General Tin.".

Knart held out his pourpt and Genoral Tin got his gun ready, the elephant, came over and Hiawatha put his arrow on the took it.y dan

string

af hle bow. Khar! "There, you sea," said Whoa, searched in his pocket for 4 as he rocked the three hunters weapon, but all he could find back home again," "Knart is the was a pennart,

one who, really caught the cle- Whoa rocked forward another phant. Te could have caught Edew, yanti, sadinthere, in on bim had he wanted to,"

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