THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1959.
WOMANSENSE
YOUR BIRTHDAY- By STELLA
TUESDAY, JUNE 2
BORN today, you
are
Since you are home-loving generous, loving and self- and want to make your house sacrificing Individual. The stars the centre of the social life in have given you much talent, your neighbourhood, you but you are inclined to use probably will be happlest if your gifta to help others rather than to advance your own per Sorial
wed quite early in life and have your own funlly growing up interests. In the lang around you. Yet, if you could run, you likely will benefi from not Bud exactly the "one per- the way you manage your life," you envision Do yours, for although you may not be you might never wed. In this wealthy bi worldly goods, you will be very rich in the love and friendship of all who core in contact with you,
case you would devote yourself to the interests of your nephews and nieces, You love children and seem to understand them better than many.
Among those born on s date pre; Matthew Arnald, poet and eritie Mikhail Invonovich Glinka, composer; Sir Edward Elgár, composer: Albert A. Ben-
nathemaatletan; 41,
Hardy, author.
Thomas
You have a quick, Intuitive mind and are able to make a deckun lastantly. It usually will be the right one, too. This capability would be of great help if you were to enter business or finance. You would alway's be one jump head of your com- politor, However, if a more Bikely that you will be happiest In one of the arts, since you read the earresponding pura- have been given a keen Intel- graph. Les your birthday stor lect and a creative imagination be your daily guide,
To And what the stars have in alore for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3
GEMINI (May 22-June 21- Another active day, fat there are conflicting currents, so aet with discretion,
CANCER (June 22-July 231- A time when tensions may run high, so remain rum so that you can Bet to your best ad- vantage.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 281-Your personal manage- mest today will determine the degree of your achievement.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 203-A testing day for you. I you have been practical in the past, then all is well now.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 13) This can be a high-pressure LEO (July 24-Aug. 30-day for all your efforts. Keep a Whatever Imppersand plenty clear head and aet wisely. could-don't lose your temper. Good results will depend upon your calmness,
VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sepl. i) un Your best day of the week, al- though you my bove tu restrain the emotions.
LIBRA (Sept. 24-0r1, 331-- Follow through carefully made plans. You may achieve considerable If you are careful.
PISCES (Feb, 20-Mar, 20)— You are in the midst of a fast- moving tide, but if you keep your heart, you CHEL achleye gains.
ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20)- You may be called utku to make a sudden decision In- volving your intère future, so think before acting.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24«Nov. 22,— TAURUS (Apr. 21-Mar 21)— One at those days when there Prospects are optimistic, but
Common sense is Rod
with n possible
18 n tendency Toward risk- taking.
Better nal! Hemoin Iri [][
conservative.
emergency.
needed
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JACOBY
THE Jacoby transfer bid and
THE
the Texns transfer are the Fame in response to 20 opraling two no-trimp. In other words. responses at the three levet ure normal and four level responses are transfer bids. Hence, Nurth's tour heart bid demanded that South go to four spades.
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NORTH
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With South as deelurer West was end played from opening lend. He opened the
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four of clubs. Dummy played the nine, East the Jack South won with the ace.
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The ace and another Spale put West in again. He rushed his remaining high trump and shifted to the deuce at hearts.
♥+CARD Sense
Q-The bidding has bech:
South Wext
14
You, Bouth, hold:
633 MAK 10985
What do you do?
North
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AE two hearts. Thle might
Bont be your hand and the way to find
TODAY'S QUESTION
North and South vulnerable
Bouth West North
Eust Pass 4 Pass Pass Pass
2 N,T. Pask
Opening lead—
South took three heart tricks discarding ព diamond dummy, ruffed the last
from heari
and led dummy's inst diamond, He played his ten spot and West, was in the lead again.
this y
Had three tricks but was as far as he could go. A diamond lead would be rusted West passes, your partner bidend set-up South's king for a two no-trump and East passes club discard from duruny and
What do you do now?
Answer Tomorrow
SIDE GLANCES
club Tend would give dummy's ten a trick.
By Galbraith
TML. Ang 156 Pr
**Is it all right if Curtis bringe his ball:Inside? He hasn't learned to really aim it yet!"
Fashion Page
What's IN
where it is
is so
easy to
be OUT!
YOU MIGHT' as well weat
gym slip ut Ascot as last year's resort clothes on this year's beach. Every summer a new holiday trend is barn. and a new shirt or sandal, a new swimsuit or colour. sweeps the beachies uf Eutrope from Torremolinos to Torquay.
All Hight, it's a holiday. -you can wear what you please. But, oddly enough, It's no fun to be odd girl out on the beach. It's a shame to arrive with R cherished suitcase Ducked with everything wrong.
Today FASION PAGE clues you up on the new resort clothes and tells you where to buy them. Here are the right hollday frahtans for 1959-at the right price.
DEAD RIGHT for any beach, anywhere, is the one- plece knitted swimsuit
IN BECAUSE the best
wrap 13 a tunic. Here, in towelling, printed with palm trees. by Dorville
mallot, simple as a school- girl's bather, but beautifully cus It's the top choice for England. fur fenly or Spain; and even on the nude Riviera braches you now swim in a maillot and keep your bikini for snoozing in the sun.
DEAD RIGHT, and coming in like a tropical storm, is the Hawaiian sarong for the beach or the water, With its draped skirt it's kind to your figure. In owered cotton It's deliciously cool.
DEAD RIGHT-is the one- plece playault, 'new rival to separate shorts and skirt.
DEAD RIGHT 19 the feminine lonk of a beach ress. This year, there'll be lots of pretly girls not trying to look like little boys
DEAD RIGHT is the tunic beach wrap
IN BECAUSE It is black, Perfectly cut shirt and shorts in black unon with coffee and cream stripes, by Londonus
IN BECAUSE the one-
IN BECAUSE the feminine Jook is sweeping summer beaches, A crisp, cool dress of red and white duster check gingham, by Mademoiselle
Courses Are
Are Best Gift For Bored Older Women
"IT isn't so much that Mother 'han every thing,' as the saying goes, a friend told me the other day. "The real trouble is that she doesn't want any- thing. Thinking up # present for her is getting harder and harder.
"Since
VERY FUSSY
We
Father died, and all got married, she lives in a two-room apartment which la beautifully complete. She makes her own clothes and is very her fabrics is out. She has loads fussy about materials, so buying
of time her hands, shops painstakingly for she needs and she has opinions and ret tastes. She bo- longs to book clubs and the library, so books seem to be think about giving her a new Jense on life by giving her a
out."
tho what firen
New Lease on Life Is Offered Through Adult Education
The more the daughter talk- course of study. Most adult education centres have a variety ed, the more I saw emerging a of such picture of another unhappy, bot-
courses at reasonable
in-her-ways older woman, sub- rales, and there are all kinds of stituting busy work for real public and private schools that activity, trying to feel needed offer night and day
Kalore, but ne really being so.
BEST PRESENT
COURTES
By the same token, if you
1 thought then and I think are a bored and feeling-unneed- now that the best possible pre tives that you'd like a cour
ed older woman, tell your rela- sent we can give such
women
shawli
is a course in something-maybe Instead of typing, ceramics, catering, con- versational French, psychology
or contemporary history. But a course in a subject that interests
П
foot-warmer
HOW TO DECIDE
or
What kind of course? Well,
them is the one thing they need here are some ways to decide:
-and the one thing they'd never think of themselves.
friends, dead black
pure white... and the belted tuck-in shirt.
IN BECAUSE the tuck-
in shirt has come back
with the waistline. In drip-dry cotton, by London Pride
plece playsuit ls making news. In cotton in brilliant deckchair stripes, by Mass. Sports
IN BECAUSE I is a playsuit with its own matching skirt to put on for lunch, In bright blue and white cotton, by Victor Josselyn
IN BECAUSE it is that luselous zurent, a sarong.
A printed cotton swimsuit made in Hawaii, from Harrods
STORIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Mr. Punch vs. Hiawatha
-Each One Tries To Outdo the Other's Story--
By MAX TRELL
Sometimes he was in one place. Sometimes he was in another. But he was always listening to something. He had very sharp cars"
it hit the ground," Hiawatha
"I just remember," said Mr continued before Knarfor. Funch-that-when-wa- TOW when I was youngdy or Mr Punch could in younger, my cars were so sharp terrupt him, "the sound it made that I could hear a elock even suit Mr Punch, "my ears.
was like the beating of a drum." after it stopped. Could your were so sharp that I could heur
grandfather à pin drop. It sounded to me "How very Interesting," said
do anything like like a bang."
that?" Mr Punch. "I'd like to hear more about your grandfather, "My grandfather could hear the grass growing." said Hia- watha quickly.
Knari, the Shadow Boy, and Teddy, the Stuffed Bear, and
Hiawatha."
Hiawatha, Lie Small-Sized "Was he an Indian like you Wooden Indian, who were are?" asked Teddy. gathered around Mr Punch's
easy chair in the sunny window, "He was a Chief," said Hia- looked at each other in sur- watha with pride. prise.
"It seems to me," said Mr Funch. What you don't believe what just told you, I mean low sharp my ears were."
Hard To Believe
"Nobody can hear a pin drop,"
said Kaart.
even
"And
I did, I wouldn't sound like a bang," sold Teddy.
But Hiawatha, after remain- ing silent for several minutes, finally said: "My grandfather had very sharp ears, 100. I don't know whether he could hear a pin drop like you say you could, Me Punch,"
"Yes?" sahi Mr Punch, smit- ing at Hiawatha, "It what could your grandfather. hear, my.boy?"
Indian Chief
"My grandfather," said Hin- woths, "could hear a leaf from a birch tree floát through the air and hit the ground.” And, when
Could Bel
"Ah, that's pretty good," said. "Grandfather could hear a leaf "Where did your grandfather Mr Punch, as Knart and Teddy, hit the ground," Hiawatha said. live?" Knart asked Hlawatha.
Mr Punch to say walted fur something that would match
|
Think back to the days when It will open up new doors, you were in your teens. Did you great dreams of ace bring them in contact with new have any
exercise their rusting complishment, then painting. and brains
writing poetry, playing on in- give them
strument or speaking Spanish? physically. Often it will open and the youngsters were little, vitality, mentally and
And when you were married, the door to a job, full-or part was there anything you longed time, which
new even
will really mako
them feel like useful and need to have time for?
ed members of the human race,
So, if you're wondering about
cluca
These aro
present for an older widow, By Anne Heywood
Smokes, Drinks, Cancer May Be A Tragic Trio
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M.D. YOU have read a lot, I as yet to find a sufficient num-
Yo
know, about smoking ber of heavy drinkers who do and cancer. Now let's add not smoke, another factor to this dis cussion-alcohol,
It has been shown that there
Is a high correlation between
wlan
Ye Dr Wynder has COMO
theories as to why excessivo drinking of alcohol increases the risk of certain cancers,
It is often stated that alcohol
heavy consumption of alcohol, acts directly upon the tissues, cumbined with heavy maiding them more permeable to Or, perhaps it acts Smoking and development of tobacco. cancers of the oral cavity and systematically by producing
nutritional deficiency which, in Lurn, indices tissue changes, king them more suzeptible
farynx.
SERIOUS HAZARD
Dr Ernest L, Wynder recent- ly told a meeting of the Ameri- ean Cancer Society that for the heavy smoker who consistently Grinks seven or more "chots" of hard lquor each day,
tha
in cancer.
LOST TEETH
The study also found that relatively high number patients with cancer of
a
al
ibe
risk of developing these concers larnyx suffered loss of teethi is 10 times as great for the Recent studies' scem lo Indl person who smokes the tome cate that the risk of developing Damount but drinks only lung cancer may be associated
moderately or not at all.
with the number of cigarettes
Cancer of the prul cavity to consumed. eidentally, includes the tongue, gums, buccal mucosa, palate, found tonsils and pharynx.
Dr Wynder's study, however. That cigar und pipe smokers scem to run a greater Dr Wynder, of the Sloan- risk of developing cancer of Kettering Institute for Cancer the larynx and oral cavity than Research In New York, says, a do cigarette smokers, positive. association has been established thus far only for hard liquor, not for bear, wine.
DATA INDEFINITE
· CAUSES RULED OUT Another interesting develop nient of his research in that it upparently rules out bet food, valce strain, occupational ex- It is dimeult to determine posure and dental irritations as alcohol's exact role in the ple- possible causes of larynx and ture. We can't say at this Birne oral cavity concer. whether alcohol alopo con Heretofore, most doctor have
researchers have been unable been factors in cancer cases.
"He lived between the Rocky what Hiawatha's sharp-eared ing glories when they opened initiate these cancers since the believed that these may have Mountains and the Mississippi grandfather could hear, "but up? Could he?" River and the Great Lakes and could your grandfather bear the the Rio Grande River," said tinkling of bluebells? Could he Hiawatha. "Ite moved around. hear the sound made by morn-
Rupert and the Truant
22
And
The little pale do not have to ́D'you know, it hat, slipped my wait long before Mr. Chimp, the mind. Let me look it uji book-keeper. bustlea in carrying a while Rupert watches be opens the large volume, "Now then, what's book and checks the entries “this, what'a this ? " he says fussży. Hm, extraordinary, extraordin **Where's this doll? là that if? ary," bemalters. 'I can't re
·Ah yes. Very Ane choice on youi go member that doll being in the shop
The price la, er-ha-huma. *part.
and there's no mention of it here!" VALL RIGHIN AIRFRYER'
"My grandfather," said Rin- wallio, "could hear the tramp- ing sound made by ants when
they walked up a daisy atem.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
•
rosomary
He could hear the sound of a spider spinning his web. He Chopped ried apricots added lamb is especially tasty with could hear the sound of dow-to a steamed or ballet dried chopped mint and drops splashing in a buttercup." fruit pudding, gives it a delle studiing.
cious favour. "H-mm," oald Mr Punch.
Baste roast lamb with dry red The first warm days of spring or white wine for an interest- "And one day," said a call for cool fruit punch. Add ing flavour, wadu, "while my grandfather fresh atrawberries for colour was walking across the Rocky and flavour, and dress up In- What to do with left-overs? Mountains, he heard two clouds dividual servings by spearing a Freeze them in small amounts talking in the sky. One cloud berry on the end of each straw. for snacks.
anid: Keep out of by waz You're going to hump mel' And
.
the other cloud said "I don't
worn
*
will
Loft-over egg whites, stored Fresh strawberries are good as in a tightly covered jar, If I do. And the next a gornish for a brunch omeletic. reop 10 days in the refrigera¬ minuie there was lightning and Or use them to slud lee cream tor thunder and It began to rain," balls for dessert.
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Invaluable aide "I would have heard the
for informial Instead of paper trilts, decor-entertaining are chafing dishes, thunder," said Knart and Teddy, mo the bone ends of crown roast oven-preot casseroles, and gayly "with"; """whole" : "white" "Chourated cooking utensili 'that
oniona.
"I would have heard the of lamb | lightning?” said Mr Punch, ...
And this time Hiawatha was silent.
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