JACOBY on BRIDGE

TODAY'S hand Jea

good

example of highway rou bery. South started his career of crime by opening one club on his doubleton Instead of the hormo! one diamond.

West wre aware of South's but not criminal tendencies enough aware to open a club Instead of a.sındg,

However, If South's queen had won the first spade West would surely have tried the club sult

NORTU

7

4737

AB054 100

505

WEST

EAST

AHBUB

AJ 10

10

VQJOTS

732

AQ 10

KJ272

South

SOUTH (D)

#AQ1

K

AQJ868

No one vulnerable

West

Pass

JN.T.

Nerih TAM 1 Pass FAIL Opening load-5

Palu

PARK

when he got in with the king of diamonds but South compound- ed h, initial felony by winning the spade lead with the nee.

Then he entered dummy with the are of hearts and led the ten of diamonds.

West took his king and will He studied a say this for him: while before leading a small can blame him spade but who for falling for the Bimdam.

East was clearly marked with of spades! the jack and queen

$0

However. Just you won't always pays think that crime this hand followed Immediately ufter yesterday's 2,300 ret and it was the Kame South player both times.

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1960.

WOMANSENSE

Preparing preschooler for important new role

By Garry Cleveland Myers, Ph.D.

TF

your child is to begin school soon help him to look forward to it hopefully and happily; not by special lessons or planned periods of talk, but at hundreds of times when going to school is mentioned in his presence.

Sometimes good suggestions well came from other childrch a yeur or so older, when they are talk about the encouraged to

it and then you can explain that I was only teasing.

♥+CARD'Sense many things. They have enjoyed child is not very obedient may

Q-The bidding has been: Bouth

Weni

North

1

Pass

3 A.

Pasa

3 4+

Pass

at school.

If an older youngster tries to Kast

tease your child, in your pres- Pats

ence, making him believe that Pass children at school will bully kim or that the teacher will be cross with him, you can make the of- lender admit his error

Poss

You, South, hold:~~ AZ AK9870 4432 MAB What do you do now? A-Bld six hearts. You started toward the alam and your part- ner revealed the soo of diamonds. You should gamble for

TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding Ave hearts your partner jumps to six. What do you do in this case?

Answer Tomorrow

LADY

your

Wrong impression

However, when such teasing reears out of your hearing, you won't be able to be immediately helpful. But if you have the con- fidence and companionship of your child, he will sell you about

LUCK-

CHINA MAIL

horoscope

14

reasoning. he would never admit it.

(August #VIRGO

22- September 22 After rather trying period you will eventually achieve the success for which you have long been striving. LIBRA

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25

(January 21- AQUARIUS

February 19): A surprise in the post may mean complete change of plans for the rest of the week. PISCES (February 20-March 20): Unless you use very careful judgment today, the purchase of some land pro- perty may not turn out to your advantage.

Com-

ARIES (March 21-April 19): Make a polut of getting in touch with a very old friend before he becomes plately estranged by your recent neglect. TAURUS (April 20-May 20); A friend will be deeply hurt if you forget to keep the promise you made for today, GEMINI (May 21-June 21); Your outward appearance will carry great weight on Im- of an the occasion portant Interview, and you ought to give some thought to improving it.

CANCER (June 22-July 21); An arbitrator's verdict may not be given in your favour, but you will have to admit that the decision was, fáir. LEO (July 22-August 211: It would be fuillo to enter Intoa lengthy argument with an elderly relative. Even I convinced by your

Unfortunately, a parent whose

sometlines say to him in desper- ntion; "Waji till you go to school! Your teacher will make you mind." As a result, the child begins to picture the leacher as an ogre.

It will help to set the stage i you have seen to it-that-your- child has always had minniy playmates of his own age, for then you cun tell him he will have many more at school. If you have read to him a great deal, you can assure him he will bear more stories at school and will even learn to rend them himself.

If you have provided him at

with paper. home

crayons, paints, clay and cardboard, and lo cul, have encouraged him

paste, mold, draw and paint at home, you can safely Temind him that he will have more of such petivities at school,

Help him grow up

Enger to Krow_ up and do things for himself, this child can be led to see that, when he goes to school, he will learn to o new things and to do by

How different

can

Nylon look?

LEFT: Fine black nylon

organza is used for this short party dress with a buttle effect. By Susan Small,

BELOW: quarter

This theca- length car coat is mado from nylon waterproof cloth bondad

spun nylon lining.

to

It can be sponged clean. By Quelrayn.

Paris hats look back to 1930

The

cloche of

DECISIVE changes in Paris millinery put 1930

hat styles back in high fashion, with the Greta Garbo cloche and the dowager Queen Mary's towering toques and turbans harking back three- decades.

These are the styles which look brand new this winter, while last year's Paris hat trends are curiously out-dated.

This current theme in millinery has something in common with antique furniture-the older the style, the better we like it.

Integral

a eur-

» Page 7

Greta Garbo

and

the toques of Queen Mary

BY PEGGY MASSIN

Tulle

or

used in today's The furs

run the gamut hais ierally from the sublime lo the

ridiculous.

The newest silhouettes, in to achieve the fluid, easy look tended for wear

short, and the 1830 induce with

velvet snoods and Charlottes. head resemble a soaring snow- are the rent fashion. cropped hair styles,

Dior also revives snoods and covered mountain peak. profile cloches with softened

mobeeps for evening wear, side flattering, contours and

worked in gossamer -swept movements. A vitally

Balen spolted point d'esprit. important new trend is towards

cizga brings back the old the unlined ht, shaped to the

with saucer sized Greta Garbo's famous cloches wimple hats, COR- head without stiff inner

skull caps supporting A lon ip is copied reappe.red tilled elfects,

φοινή struction. This idea

cascading chiffon scarf from the supple dress treat slanted down to the eyebrows.

thrown casually ments worked without linings Crowns are high in pointed and one side and

the other shoulde".

Svend's press release states conical treatments, which often across suggest the astrologer's or the Fashion photographs from The solemly that one fur he uses is early 1930's show many Blot nothing more than the skin of soothsayer's headgear. crowns seem to come straight stars of the period wering the an old black alley cat, Another same style. Several unconventional media is tho from the kitchen, reflecting the identical

avont most

wild zebra, striped pell of a cher's puffy hats or bulbous of Balenciaga's

versions replace

used for a neat Hitle cloche at orowns shaped like a brioche, an garde egg, or a mushroom. Still other chiffon scarf with a long, wide Lanvin Castillo, The black and fringe wound white zig-zag markings of the cloches have grown to capeline strip of curtain and Sou'wester proportions round the neck.

actual für have been identically Ilke Lanvin's floppy brimmed

reproduced on an accompanying mohair and wool stole, afternoon hats made of stitched velvet or wide ribbed corduroy.

Other

This season, millinery has-

Leather

In the millinery world,

is

only a short step from winter's fur hats, originaling in the For North, to feathered loques and formal creations made from the

undeniably become an integral Millinery fabrics for this wine part of the fashion mood. More ter are as dramatically different women in Parts ure actually from those of last year as the wearing hals today then at any new shapes. Leather, fur, and rare plumage of exotle, tropical time since the 1930's. Recently, feathers lead the parade. Glove birds.

58 out of 83 women counted at leathers, including sid and the Hotel Ritz in Paris

bodles one suede, make the entire fternoon ni teatime, were of sport cloches at Jean Barthel, wearing hots. This is convinc- while Michel Goma shows pill-

bareheaded boxes with attached

Following

scarves

Whimsical

ing proof that the

Svend concentrates on whim- era is on its way out, and mil- draped under the chin, alt made sicai cocktail and Theutre linery is no longer just a pro- of shiny black kid. Svead of creations

paradise and motional item in couture salons. Jacques Helm features an un aigrette fronds, or scatters

in brilliant gold "feather fall-out" Lisual cloche the cloche, the kid, trimmed

with A narrow 1oque

emerge as hat band of leopard fur. aki turban leading silhouette trends. Pierre Cardin shows heavy crowned toques in draped jewel toned velvets, recalling the styles im- mortalised by the late Dowager Queen Mary.

Shapes are supple, but fit welt down on the head and hide most of the isle.

Variations are the pretty new turbans with pillbox crowns and softly draped snoods.

as trimming on impressive maribeu toques. Lanvin features large cooking bowl shapes bristling all over like sea urchins with stiffened oocks plumes.. Givenchy has chosen the irridescent plumage of small birds from the Colibri Pierre Balmain makes o fetish Islands, used 15 trimming In

Monkey fur

of black money fur, worked in mobile treatments which stand a series of deep crowned cloches away from the head and futter In roollon. One of with long uneven wisps of the softly

fur extending below the brim Givenchy's amusing doll-size to dramatise the eyes. Helm cocktail hats is studded all over shows glant fur bonnets-inspired-with-real-fishing-Bleg-straight-

of from the angler's hook, by the traditional headgear Europe's Salat Nicholas, patron

and all- Format hats continue to be saint of ci children, white

cffect, with fur hats of Mongolian retrospective in

fox with lofty becoming versions of the Char- re- lamb or snow with Roppy crowns which make a woman's leston bandeau made of fabric to match the dress. Guy Laroche matches

Givenchy emphatically verts to the 1930's

STORIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

The Magic Shoemaker

He Really Maker The Shadons Jump For Joy-

By MAX TRELL

along. I saw it this morning." "It had a strange name," Hanid said.

Mr

"That's right" nodded Merlin. "It's called Tomorrow Alley."

that?"

But Mr Merlin didn't answer

For the next five minutes,

It colled Knarf and Hand kept talkingt *Why Is about that wonderful Shoemak- Knart started to say, you remember," Knarf, et whose nume they now 20- himself many things that "Dodo Boy with the membered was Mr Quick Silver, somebody has been doing for

to do at Turned-About Name, was say- and of the extraordinary hecis him because, by this time, they ing to his sister, Hanid, "how and sotes which he had put on were in the middle of the block one day, quite a long while their slices with the wings that and there, on the other side of ago, Mr Merlin took us to a made the wearers skim through the street, was a narrow alley.

they The signpost rend wonderful Shoemaker to get our the air with every stop

Alloy." heels fixed?"

(him or helping him

home.

He mi; now be friendly with a neighbour cr baby-sitter. Take advantage of this by pointing out that his teacher will be an- other kind friend who will help him to do more and more new things and to learn from books. "She always knows best," will be

toward your atitude bur.

Now experiences

Hanld nodded and smiled.

Talked about shoemaker

took.

"Tomorrow

Stood before shop

Karl and Hanid were just wondering where they could find Mr Quick Silver again, for

"You see," said Mr their shoes needed Rxing once

once, a "there is." "I remember very well," she more when, all at

and though he had heard what they nuid. "He put new heels

when were talking about, Mr Merlin soles on our dioes. And we tried the shoes on our feet, the Magnificent Magician, him- We discovered that there were self, appeared. Kille wings on the backs of the shoog!"

"And when we took a step,"

(September 23- October 22): A very enjoy- able evening is awaiting you without your having to dig too deeply into your pocket. When he finally does go to school, can find further op- SCORPIO (Dctober 23-portunities to get him to observe Khart excialmed, as his eyes November 213: A sudden and tell you about his wonderful danced with joy at the temem

brance of that step, "we went change in plan will disap-teacher and the

yout point you, but can't periences he is having at school.flying over the ground!" very well refuse to fall in with your partner's wishes, SAGITTANIUŠ

(November 22-December 21): A pat os the back of a person who has recently done some very Kood work will cost you nothing and will go a long way towards compensating him for his considerable effort. CAPRICORN (December 22- January 20); You will Don to have an

opportunity join a now artistle circle, and should find a great deal in common with your fellow members.

"

YOUR LUCKY COLOUR, If today is your birthday, look out for a combination of GREEN and BLACK. It. ought to bring you luck,

Rupert and the Sky-boat-28

Rupert Gode that he and Margot fit snugly late the little boat, and

ing exactly the light weight now" cries the man in delight. "I thought you two would do the the man slowly and anxiously un winda some of the cable, watching trick. Now I want you jo throw out a couple of the pebbles that the result carefully. The boat, rista only a couple of feet and then are in the bottom of the boati hovera with the cable slack; “That's right, you're rising 1 Now beneath it.

throw out two more 1 ** 23 *There, it's carry-

MAY ALL BIGHTS RESERVED

Want Mr Silver?

Merlin,

"It wasn't there yesterday," Kuarf Bald to Mr Merlin.

"And we didn't see it this morning," Hanld added, looking squarely at Mr Merlin, "even though you did,"

"So it's that old Shoemaker

"Never mind, never mind Quick Silver you want, is that said Mr Merlin quickly. ft Mr Merlin asked.

"We need sales and heels on our shoes," suid Flonid

This suddenly reminded Mr Merlin to look at his own shoes,

Mr. Merlin and the Shadown walked down Tumrrow Alley.

Finally all the shoes were fixed. Korf and Hand and Mr The Merlin stepped outside. moment they touchd the ground, up they bounded again,

Away they went, jumping up and down the alley, Knart and Hante laughing and shouting with joy. The more steps they took, the higher they bounded.

Finally, there they were, They all turned down Tomar- row Alicy. A moment later bounding right out of Tomorrow they were standing in front of Alley back into the street again, Mr Quick Silver's shoe repair right up to their own house, shop,

Mr Quick Silver was as kind-. "Blesa me if my own shoes don't need soles and heels, tool 13, and gcod-natured and so tast he sald. "Let's go to Old Quick with his hammer and nails Silver right away!"

As they started down tho street, Kart and Hand told magieni Mr Merlin that the Shoemaker wasn't a casy to And as Mr Merlin had thought.

Alloy was there

ever.

Morlin interrupted

£15

Kangaroo, leathar

"I know what he did, Mr Merlin," Knart shouted, "That Shoemaker fixed our shoes with Kangaroo leather."

Kharf and Hank spent the "And don't forget, please," rest of the afternoon, bounding Hand sald with her sweetest up and down the street emile, to put the little' wings on But when they put their the backs of shoes just like hoes on the next morning, all you did the last time.”

the jump was out of them. And "Dear, dear, doar," said Mr when they tried to find Mir They said that they had looked up and down the street Quick Silver. "I'm fresh out of Quick Silver again to find out for the little alley that led to wings. But Til tell you what what had gone wrong, they couldn't even Bad Tomorrow Alley!, the Bloemakers store but they. I huyo gol. never could find that te al-

Here. Mr Merlin Interrupted'

And what that... was and ley, tit

to say, "Just put them on! "Nohente" said Mr. Merlin We'll try to guess after they're why only Mr Merlin could find

it, they never could figure out. "That alloy's been there all on!”

embroidered

"headache bands" to his evening

Dr Crowns

his man- nequins with little natin haloes

clothes,

to

In-

ce-

which have slipped slightly one side. Other designers troduce Byzantine and. cicalasticol mitres copled in

min Pature.

Late day hats in Parls are definitely on the gold standard, Gold mesh and lame, cloth of wold and metalized laces are

aften en- favourlies, and

gold broidered with heavy bulllen motifs.

DEATH TO ALL FLIES

olecirically- THIS Hale

diabolo - shaped Coporated

gadget apells death to files and moths. Fison, the sprolak tablets in the top, alové

windows door and

atte switch on, then leave unil? the tablela have evaporated. Open the windows and, in aminate, the Air will be ofeared of chemicals." The! peela; foo, will⋅ hákvæ^gokie, ka

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