I
JACOBY BRIDGE
Today's hand is one that I played shortly after my return from Kuren in 1952.
My partner was a fine player but I had never played with
him before and
was not guro
Just what his. four heart open- In meant. In any event the
duplicate and
wanted to get to no-trump for
the extra 10 points.
was willing to play
ive no-trump and hence did
four no-trump.
this was Bluckwood
partner dutifully showed
one ace.
five spades. Now I bid the Blackwood convention This! bid of a new suit after partner has shown his ace or aces saya,
NORTH (D)
AK 1093764
Kame Waa
Also, I
102
of
course,
and my his
In
193
67
WEST
KABT
8053
0752
410982
SOUTH
AKOT
QJ
+KQJP
♣AKQJ
MAJOL
52
•Ad+
0545
No one vulnerable
North East
South
Ран
4 N.T.
West PAL
Pau
ชล
Pass
Par
Double 5N.T.
Pass
Pass
Pass
FanT
Double Redouble Pass
Opening lead-❤ 3
"Partner, we miss two aces but five po-trump I want to play because we ein mak, five no- trump."
My partner knew this but he also knew I was just back from Korea. So, on the theory that! I was shell-:hocked or some- Wing he passed my five spades. Just then came the galloping hoofs of the cavalry to the rescue. East looked at his two aces and four spades and cried, "double". I ran to
tive no-
trump andl Eust double that
Also, Needless to say clouble.
TC-
West opened a heart. 1 ran eight hearts and off dummy's
discurded my three spades and the king queen and Jack of diamonds.
Then when I ran my four clubs East held on to the wrong
tice and I made seven.
♥÷CARD Sensent
-The bidding has been:
South West North East
1❤
PABS
་
Pass
44
Poss 6
+
You, South, hold:
Pass
Pass Pass
SAS VAKI870 $432 MAB
What do you do?
A---Pam. There may be seven but those three little diamonds don't look good and atx bid and made is a aloe scoro auswAY.
TODAY'S QUESTION You hold the same hand. Your partner responds one spade to your opening heart. What is your rebidz
Answer Tomorrow
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1960.
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PICTURE BY JOHN ADRIAAN.
A London Fashion Writer
WE
meets
four ages of fashion
7EEK after week, if you're a fashion writer, you describe suits and dresses and coats and leisure
wear and goodness knows what all for some mythical woman called 'you'.
This week I've got tired of this lonely state, of writing about you without ever knowing who you are and so I've gone to meet and talk to four women who represent the different ages of fashion.
even
young
Shakespeare might say that from my interviews I claim no anything else and I think that sixties who is still not very grey man had seven ages but the general British thought (any summer clothes date much more and who retains
opinion polls go quickly then winter ones. For appearance I'd be arvious of fashior designers have cul this way,
always choose pure down to four-teens, twenties, wrong) but it is Interesting to winter I
sale fashion house and she the fourth age see just how four women of dit wool since it makes up better myself. Earlig in her life she buy's quality fabrics ferent ages and varying jobs than anything else and is jolly all which they kindly call 'over',
comfortable to wear
and has them made up by d This is no 'opinion poll', and react to fashion.
reasonably priced dressmaker or tullor.
thirties and
LADY LUCK-
YOUR CHINA MAIL HOROSCOPE
AQUARIUS
from
The first I met was Jill, aged
**
Her
are
MIN W. follows the fashior. A suburban housewife with reports in the newspapers but may not have the seldom looks at the fashion 18, who works with a press re- three children lations firm that handle fashion much time for fashion during mt. guzines except at the hair- at her dressmaker, accounts. This strengthens her the day but it makes her doubly dresser or
about choosing her Londen designers were more already Arm views. I think of careful
familiar to her by name that myself as a brown and beige clothes for social occasions.
the Paris couturiers, with the Elri", she said. "I'm a bit in-
By day, she lives in sweaters exception of Dler and Balmein. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26
elined to be tweedy and I don't
going out (January 21-
She your own way in a dispute think I'm all that influenced by and skirts, but for
likes a good wool dress.
favorite colours know many February 19): A very. nt work, but you will get Paris-although t
things I buy probably originat likes high necklines which are browns, wines and dark blurs, Kome satisfaction strong-willed person may be
then warm and thuve quarter sleeves but she has two pastel coloured | ed in Parls and were
which are smart but not eum lambswool sweaters with trying to influence you Dsserting yourself.
udapted.
bersome. In 22-
with common (August
toning tweed skirts Another against your will, and the VIRGO
the
and the others she preters straight 12541: September
Some "1 love you break off
Rod materials
looking for
alt for young friends will shortly have to fight the temptation to skirts to flared. (I found only follower of straight skirts, she
parti- the FETH young choose
ful is now be celebrating their second buy heaps of them. 1 wedding anniversary, and a
cularly the wools in muted skirts and then for dancing), check worsted or a lightweight gift box of stationery would shades and autumn colourings, This winter Mes M. intends to novelly wool to make into a and prefer slim, straight lines be dashing and have one dress dreary suit that will do for tea be much appreciated.
time every
for skirts und in wool crepe with a very low parties, informal evenian with
friends or going cut to September 23- dresses. Another weekness back,
occasions, for special LIBRA
theatre. October 22): A person in very ine wool Jumpers with "Pd like to sae what the authority may be annoying.skirts
ke children say when they see me
hooner
connection. the better
you,
PISCES (February 20-March
20) Having put your co!1- fidence in someone who is eminently atted to enlarge your knowledge, don't listen to others whose ideas differ. ARIES (March 21-April 19): You must curb your desire to do too many things at once and to be in too many time. the sume places at Such dispersal of interests will get you nowhere. TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
to stop You ought
from malicious tongue aprending idle gosalp, and thun protect a friend who is unaware of what is boing said.
J
GEMINI (May 21-June 21): If you have not been able to get what you are after in a business deal, drop everything else and centrate on obtaining satis- faction.
can-
CANCER (June 22-July 21): Try and relax more and neck recreation in the evenings
to make you forget the worries of the day. LEO (July 22-August 21): You may not have it all
that tenm, I
ly meddlesome, but if you separates better than a matched in it?" want to keep your job you ult.
must put up with
SCORPIO (October 23.
An November 21):
im- portant business matter ean
I
1hc
She already has two winter coute which will have to do", second but intends to buy a double knit
Jersey wodi Jersey suit in grey likely brown o complete her
or winter
A more practical aboice will be a wool sult of some kind, most
a shade of vialet. (Yes, wardrobe. "These wool Jersey she's read all about African sults are so good it would be "I like Jong zips a waste to have one made. And
or button through they are
absolutely worklorful
Murion, a typlat in her early Violet.) only be dealt with efficient-twenties, works in the London the back, ly if you insist on obtaining office of д Targe inter dresses which are easy to put for the older woman".
Lice on and oft", she says. "House- national organisation. all pertinent detalla.
164 Altogether, these four proved moal of
she wives often have to make her friends,
is quick a change as a modell" to me (November makes all her clothes and
that women nowadays SAGITTANUS
doesn't like anything 22-December 21): A tricky elever enough to go home and She
be recreate the lines and style of a extreme-der wardrobe has to really, do take a great deal of
interest in fashion, situation at home can
It is im- .matter what best solved by forthright dress or skirt she has seen in a last-AND, BO
This
shop. The exception is conts Parks or London says, she in- portant to them. And looking apeaking,
round the streets of London or which she thinks take too much tends to keep her skirts short. cccasion subtlety.
will acc any large town you work.
the results; in my opinion CAPRICORN (December 22-
never have British women, of January 20) An unexpect-
all ages, been so well dressed.
no
She also keeps a weather eye ed invitation will have to be on the fashion magazines for turned down, since, you, have ideas and suggestions.
already made definite rangements for tonight.
ar.
The last person I poke to Blue is her favourite colour, was Mrs W., widow in her "Blue is a terrific colour. It I tomes very easily-a lot of my
YOUR LUCKY CARD: clothes are blue.
this is your birthday, your
"For the office 1 wear dresses lucky eard, no matter what for skirts and sweaters. At home game you may be playing, over the weekend, It's always ought to be the BIX of trouvera and awenters. I like HEARTS.
straight slim lines better than
o rice to know, isn 17
Jean Wismay
AND C MAGAZI
A Question About Rain
-How Does It Get Up To Fall Down
By MAX TRELL
Finally Mr Punch shook his
"INCLE Punch," said Knurt, head.
"My Boy," he suta, "that's
the Shadow Boy with the Turned-About Name, "you're one of the things about van very smart, aren't you?"
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that I've never been able to "Ta ke to know about rain,"
Looks disappointed Knarf looked disappointed. "Docan't anyone know?" asked.
"That all depends," azid Mr and out about." Punch, looking at Kmart and smlling. "I'm wart about the things that I know and not very smart about the things I don't
I'm sure they do," said Mr know."
Smiled and smoked Punch. "I once read in a book
wald Koorf, to Mr. Punch.
"That's Knort.
right, 100," mald
"Anyway," continued Mr
Punch, "the rain finally gets up into the sky like steam or smoke. And you know what it Mr Punch, who was sitting that the rain that falls down, looks like then?"
Into the air
in his rocking chair next to the nelly goes back
"I think," sald Knurt, efter sunny window, smiled again. He like the smoke out of my pipe, he really had thought for a litle
"like steam coming a cloud of steam or smoke.
it his pipe and blew clouds of Or better yet," said Mr Punch while, that blue smoke up toward the cell- quickly, ing.
out of a lea kettle. The sun geis "But what is it you'd like the rain water warm and um it me to tell you, my Boy?
Per. 800g; ". haps it's one of the things 1"But you can't see it," esta
Knert. know about."
"That's true," sald Ms Punch, "I'd like to know about rain,"
sald Knart.
Smile changed to grin Mr Ponth's smile changed to a broad and happy grin as he said:
"Ah, rain....that's
ni one the things I know about, Many's the time I've been caught in the rain.
"But I guess that's the way happens just the same." Then he added: "Lols things hap pen that you can't see.
"Such as wht things. Unele Punch?" asked Kaart.
Some examples "Such po the wind blowing."
said Mr Purwh.
it must look like
It's a cloud!
"Yes!" Knórt suddenly shout- thought ed, as the wonderful suddenly come to him, "A cloud! A cloud! That's what it fal"
Mr Purch WAR "grinning
39
broadly and happily again, he, rocked back and forth in his chele, sending clouds of smoke from his pipe to the ceiling.
"There are lots of things 1 tlon't know, and there are lots of things you don't know, but little by lile we learn. And, "Oh that's right!" said inast of the ilme, it's just by Knurf.
wondering about some of the "And such no a voice going things we don't know about,
It's wet, it falls from the sky. You esn't walk between the drops. I brings waler to all growing things and forms through a telephone," s:ld Mr that we finally end up by find- puddles and falls off tanbrellas as well us off Ducits' backs."
Mr Punch paused, qulie out of breath.
"I guess that takes care of rain," he said. "Now what other question do you want to ask?"
Knarf shakes head Knart stood in front of Mrj Punch and chook his head.
"There's one more thing f want to know about rain, Unele Punch. You haven't told it loi me yet."
"One more thing?" asked Mr Punch in a puzzled volen.
"Rain Talls down, all right," said Knart: "It gets People wet and all those other things. But how does it gel up in the sky?" MT Punch looked at Knari for several minutes without Bul Kuuri saying anything. noticed that the broad ans! from Unele happy geln faded Punch's face and wrinkles ap- peared across his forehead
•
Punch.
ing out about them,”
Rupert and the Sky-boat-29 ·
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"Now work that handle and sce if the screw will pull the bost along, Rupert does he in bidden and soon they are flying round in a circle, held fast by the cable." My, this is grand fun 1"
laughs Rupert, but Margot Tooks warried.
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