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THE CHINA-MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1959.
WOMANSENSE
White Unanimous!
LADY
your
LUCK-
CHINA MAIL
horoscope
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13
AQUARIUS (January 21. want to build up a Jasting
February 10): Realiving that you are in a depressed mood, you had better keep to yourself so as not to de- press those around you.
PISCES
February 20- March 20) Curb your im- patience to reach your goal faster than is reasonably possible. You might stumble on the way. ARIES (March 21-April 191;
All the amour you can munter will be needed today to face up to a rather tricky situation.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Ål important interview will be arranged for the im- meiliate future and you must see that you turn ap for it fully prepared,
relationship.
VIRGO
Angust 22-Septem ber 223: Don't Jet a friend Coax you into an expendi bare today which you know you cannot easily afford. LIBIZA (September 23-Oct-
ber 223: You
ત must pliable in aktering your plan in favour of one which you feel is much better, SCORPIO
(Dctober November 2014 Your! courageous approach to an unasual problem will make) it much easier to face than
if you decide beforehand that it is impossible of solution.
SAGITTARIUS (November 22-December 21: You may have a very good chance to do a friend a good turn, and you should take this op- portunity to prove - your loyalty.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21: Re wure not to overlook the approach of an ins- portant birthday within the CAPRICORN family.
CANCER (June 22-July 21: Although You may not like the gift which you will receive today, do not offend the donor, but be gracions
about it.
LEO Gibly 22 August 2011
A newly formed friendship may encroach on your tink in the next few days, Int do not begrudge it if you
December 22- January 201: Au interest which you have developed will eventually pay yur nice enal dividende.
in voll
spare
time
YOUR BIRTHDAY: If this
is your birthday you can be assured that your rela tionship with the mem- hers of your family wil! greatly improve and you will feel so for it..
Fashion Gives
much happier
Lancashire A Break
THE entlon business in up to 75 per cent of their toll
TBritain
has seldom
years,
it so bad.
over recent cotton
had
<if
trading and as that amounts to about 7,500,000 yards a year, it is no feu-bite. NEXT YEAR
By
nxt summer.
Adjusting self with for ured
10 the slo vorsi Continental competition, it has the richly-textured weaves and
therefore.
wonderful I the
much-nerderi been hag-ridden by ack capital, luck <f
pired sings, the beautifully Bnished diretica, and lack of modern designs and the inspired colour.
technical expertise.
ings. the crunchy piques and The lissom cotton salins we up to now nainly been
Now, gradually, a faint rose have
is cicering into it future. At importing from the Continent their last exhibition of fa rion will be" rolling British-made fabrics Manchester's Colton into our stores. Bour'd, ព
SWEDEN
Vade
WHITE POPLIN is proofed for a casualty- 'cut raincoat, with a stitched yoke.
in Sweden.
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By JILL BUTTERFIELD
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T'S the one thing arr the nations united about; It's The rage from Moscow to Man- chester; it's the top fashion story as autumn blows into witter. It's white!
Quce #LE colour you put aÁƑ with the mullibalis as the temperature tell
tadezi and your au Once White wa, the colour you treated with caution as you Krew out of rompers Once white WOB A roluur So ractical that only the rich man' daughter could alford the cleaning Dll. But now you CAD wash the most elabo raic Cveting dress in the bath at home.
The furs
The fabrics i nen In brar as ittle relation to wilted heal wave cuttons as Jun does to November
There are thick Knobbly tweeds that couldn't look lefl-pver
trum summer it they tried. There are thick satina-ameth as top of-the-milk. There are long-haired white tura #lect look extremely expensive-and are 1
And you can treat them dozens of differ- C1 waya
The works
THE BRITISH WAY with white is to use it warity reservin undoubted man-catch. ing appeal for after dari
THE AMERICAN WAY is to dive it the works To make it spectacular. To kud with glamour wide guid belt, sparkling Jewellery
THE ITALIAN WAY is to allor it superbly so that not even fully sweater LOOKF
little girl."
THE SWEDISH WAY 15 keep i practicas. Biggest demand is for prooted raingtala есе Kainst the
while
duzzie
drizzle.
AUKŠ
USSE
WHITE SATIN-cock tall or short evening dress with a wide scoop neck, straight skiri.
WHITE TRICEL--full length evenfor draw, beautifully draped, and sit to mid-calf at the front.
PHOTOGRAPHS BY TERENCE DONOVAN WHITE LEATHER for high Busslan- Inspired boots,
DENMARK
WHITE MOHAIR and wool makes a head- hugging hat and matching muffler, Made In Denmark.
USA
WHITE POODLE CLOTH for an American- designed dress with a wide skirt, wide gold bell
STORIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Trip to Penny Mountain
1 reported some weeks ago, found it diffeult for This enturprising geelure- the first time t0 choose from which hard-headed Lanoushire
certainly not
to goins! Interpret
disinterested **
have philanthropy-should
the wealth of good design een is frenting it.
GOOD NEWS
And recently from London came
piece of 11 king-sized
A good news for Lancashire.
rich nun, brandishing cheque- books, good will and efficiency, has appeared on the peene. The prosperous, go-ahead 1: Jacqmar has
the
of
ut
turned away last from
Continental markels where, hitherto, it had done almost all its cotton buy- inst. and is looking fo
shire
Lanca-
talked to the young Jacqmar director Michael Alinn, who has been put in charge of this new venture,
enormously
CA the whoic industry,
ELE
eftsel stimulating
of The calion
BARBARA GRIGGS -London Express Service).
Mr. Slocum Invites Everyone to Go With Him
By MAX TRELL
engineer, Slocum the railroad blew the whistle of his train.
train went steaming out of the etation.
Now it was wonderful what happened behind the bookcase. The wall just seemed to melt away as the train rolled along. And, all of a sudden, there they Mr Slocum kept his train in a were out in the country, with Mr beautiful railroad station be the sun shintur and the Birds
IS SOON as everyone in the
heuse
asleep,
was
Let Child Help Plan
Decorating His Room
By ELEANOR ROSS
hind the bookcase, Nobody singing
could ever
and telephone poles
past see it in the day- whizzing Ume; it somehow managed to couldn't even
But at them keep itself hidden.
cd big and grand.
night, it was all lit up and look-
Wore Overalls
50 fast you begin to count
Wonderful Engineer
Mr Slocum was a wonderful engineer, He let everyone cit
on top of the locomotive cr, if Mr Slocum always wore a they didn't like sifting there, he ALL children love colour, but doses but are difficult to live pair of striped overalls with a let them sit anywhere else they Ait's il wise and artistic with in bly helpings on walls large engineer's hat. He always pleased.
carried a long-nosed oil can. mother who shapes and shar- and woodwork,
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Teddy, the Stuffed Bear, rode "Up to now," he told me, "wel pens her child's colour sense. A five-year-old boy was most
Tonight Mr Slocum looted his on the cow catcher in front of have never felt that Lancashire From the time a little tot interested when his domain was had either the know-how or the grips his first bright ley or done over.
whistle louder than he usually the locomotive. Studying the bluc machinery to get as good results crayon he is intrigued by the
leather did. He gave three short blasts
the Small-Sized Hawathu, as the Continental producers.
headboard and the blue, ivory and
This blasts. two long and rose-red floor covering, he meant that he was going on an Wonden Indian, sat on top pi came up with an idea. He sus- unusually long and interesting the bell, Knart sat on the smoke tested that three of the walls lp.
and painted blue rod, the latter because the blue
charm of colour.
"They're way behind, for in- stance, on the technique
of
Zet
a really impressive
depth
Ideas Forming At the age of three, a child might not, consciously know the
be
printing rollers in order to
they lacked the know-how
the Continental producerS,
of
colour
one
Dir. Slocum blew the whistle of 2ils tralu,
7-7
ITALY
WHITE WOOL for a line shirt-necked/ sweater with next ribbing down the front Made in Italy.
JACOBY on BRIDGE
THE
unlucky expert WES
tract while
This
holding forth again. Ume he had succeeded in going down at a four diamond con- most of the other players in the club duplicate had made Ave.
The normal defence was A spade opening and a club shift whereupon South would draw Ancase trumps and eventually for the queen of hearts and lose one heart trick to the ace, The unlucky expert also Zol alding of spades opening but then West shifted to the four of hearts.
Now, put yoursell in his place and see if you also would not
+CARD Senseķ
Q-The bidding has been:
South West
7
North
You, South, hold; SAQ76 WKJ76 43 4K J 104
What do you do?
Bast
1
"Nobody knows," said Mr Slocum. "They've been there as And long as I've been here. that's long enough."
Wanted Some Pennies
stack.
the Teddy,
Stuffed Bear, "Where are we going today?" wanted Mr Slocum to stop se Everyone in the Playroom Hanld naked Mr Slocum.
that he could go out and get some of the pennies from the "Today," said Mr Slocum,
In a few reconds Knari and we're going to Penny Moun. wonderful Penny Mountain.
Shadow-Children fain."
colour, or lineness of design; draperies and woodwork in his headboard would look so pretty heard it,
room blend. At the same time, against it. Here again, the child however, his ideas of colour wanted bright shades of his harmony are being shaped choice, but this was toned down Hanld, the **And in many cases they subconsciously by the could not afford the specialised combinations that surround him, and the reason explained.
By the time he is five, it is
capable of choosing some sort of colour scheme that appeals to him. So let your youngster have
machinery needed.
For theso
reasons, almost all our entions demonstrated, many a child is
were made for us abroad to our own designs.
Dull Walls
with the Turned-About Names, were running to Mr Slocum's callroad slation behind the
Another boy rebelled against | bookcaso.
the dull grey walls of his room
Nobody Heard Of It
Nobody on the whole train
tain:
u.in
But Mr Slocum shook his head and satd that the only way Teddy could do that would be to take the pennies from the. top of the pile, because if he took them from the bottom the
topple over.
l
and after consulting a colour They were followed by Mr "Now we are proposing to put his say in doing his room. In wheel, asked for a sunshiny, but Punchi and his wife Judy, Cen- had ever heard of Penny Moun- whole enormous mountain would a great deal of money into four this way, he will be developing tercup yellow, He sald ho eral Tin, the 1in Soldier, Teddy,
good taste,
his keen observation thought this would make
the cotton mills in Burnley, Lenca-
Stuffed Bear, Hiawatha, "There it is now," said Mr small room look larger which, the Small-Sized Wooden In Slocum. "We're coming to it."
Just the same," sald Teddy, shire, most of whose output will und pride in fils surroundings.
We watched six-year-old twin of course, then be taken over by us and
"I'm sorry we can't get any of was correct, Light|dian, Mary-June, the Rag Doll,
They'd make Σ colour shades do just that.
and Miss Gloria, the beautiful
those pentiles. In the distance. they saw & sold either by the yard for home girls help choose dressmaking or to the wholesale scheme for their room.
He liked blue so he decided China Doll.
strange sight. It was a moun wonderful souvenirs." They were included in the on blue
enamel for his book- trade.
made of thousands and discussion of the objects in the shelves, with rich orange
the train for
Mr Stocun drove thousands of peunter stackod
the
went "These mills will need special-room which could
Looked At Watch ́1
way back. He not be the inner akelves and back. Two
one on top of the other and were told that orange ised machinery, which they will changed and
erales painted yellow
through a forest of match sticks reaching high up into the, sky, must be a balance of with blue touches hold his
and a lake of raindrops and now be able to afford. They will there have the assistance of our tech colour. Then they looked at various collections. His mother "We'll be starting in half a
"It's the tallest Peany Moun- through a tunnel that looked colour charts and had quite a selected draperies that include minute," said Mr Slocum, look taln in the world," said Me like the Anger of u glove..
to the dis- these shades,
log down at his big watch Slocum, as the train went slow- lot to contribule
The result was a handsome which he kept in cussion.
one of the ly around the enormous stack
And finally, just before Mother toned down some of room which an eight-year-old] poçkels of his overalls.
morning, they reached the rail- of pennies. their ideas which were rather boy had helped to create und
rond, station behind the book- | astonishing, explaining that very which he takes pride in keeping Half a minute later, with "How did all those pennies case. And the trip to Panny
bright colours are nice in small clean and neat.
many loud puits und snorts, the get there?” asked Mr. Punch, Mountain Wan, ovet.
nical experts, and we shall com- mission, the designs either from young British designers, or in Franco and Italy."**
Jacqmar foresee these British- mado cottons eventually forming
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A-This is a good hand for the trap pass. Maybe your opponents wht land in serious trouble if left to themselves,
TODAY'S QUESTION West bids une diamond, your partner passes und East raises to two Hamonds. What do you do now?
Answer Tomorrow
WEST
AKQ73 Q784
NORTH
4
❤ KJ 109
♦ J876
KQJ4
EABT AJ 10862
49532
+43
+10 2
108
-SOUTH (D)
#5
832
+AKQOS
A76
East and West vulnerable South West North
Pass
14 2❤
Pass
Pacs
Opening lead-♣ K
Ext
24
Paas
have wound up in the scop.
Would uny
bls player in right mind lead from the queen
into
that king-jack-ten-nine combination in 'dummy* Wouldn't it be much more ikely that he was leading
away from the acet
The unlucky expert thought so and went up with dummy's king. Now East took fuls ico and returned the sult, West made his queen and added in- sult to injury, by giving his Partner, a ruff in the heart mult.
Rupert and the Whistlefish-19
Sailor Sam climbs on to the platform when it is clear that the boat, is not moving, and he helps Ruper up beside him. Whew it's good to be ashore after suel
Journey as that " he says. "Now let's find out where we J. He turns to the frowning soldier, but, though they talk, and
wave their arms, neither of them can understand a word that the other is saying At the house another soldier arriven carrying a sword, and they, hustle the sailor away. "Stay hère, Rupert," calla Sam." and keep an eye on that boat until I get this matter sorted oul."
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