THE CHINA „MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1961.
WOMANSENSE
LADYLUCK-
YOUR CHINA MAIL HOROSCOPE
FRIDAY, JUNE 16
AQUARIUS (January 21. VIRGO (August 22-
February 19): Your envy
of a more prosperous friend may make him uneasy in your company. PISCES (February 20-March 20): You can maintain better relationship with your neighbours by not get ting on tuo Intimate terms, ARIES (March 21-April 19); You may be consulted by comparative stranger on a mattor he prefera not to dlclose to his friends. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): It would be a mistake to confine your interest people to those who share your pulitical views. GEMINI (May 21-June 21): A younger person whe resents being lectured might be more amenable if you used a little tact. CANCER (June 22-July 21): Don't be too ready to lend
friend money
if he is already living beyond his
means.
#
LEO (July 22-August 21: An older member of your
#bould family
be dis. from criticising couraged
front of your
yout
in
friends.
September 22); The entire course of your life may be changed by someone you meet at a party this week- end.
LIBRA
(September 23-
October 22): Try to Bettio a difference with a colleague without resorting to angry words.
SCORP 10 (October 23
November 21); Put a brake
on your present spending,
FROM CLACTON TO CAPRI-THE CHANGING PICTURE
The South Seas Look-but
mind
NOT
how you
London.
so long ago, fashion was a pretty insular sort of business. Every dress carried a look, almost a passport, as unique and distinguish- or your Onancial positionable as its country's flag. may provide a nasty shuck, (November SAGITTARIUS
22-December 21): You are -inclined to keep a cooler head in crisis than you
often do In the face of small dimeulties.
CAPRICORN (December 22- January 20): A companion born under Scorpio would have a calming influence on 1 person of your restless temperament.
YOUR BIRTHDAY:
If this
in your birthday it would be an appropriate occasion to make up your differencṛa with member of the family.
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by JILL BUTTERFIELD
Styles The supply
chle
It was safe to say that the French girl had the plek of the sexy clothes. The Italian girl had the pick of the become international.
of cheap, Hazzy beach clothes.
The sputnik around the world. The foreign fashion grows too.
Nowadays you can buy French American girl had the pick craze of one country one season of the cheap clothes, and the wow of its neighbour the
next.
in Clacton-on-Sea. You can find Getting the best of it all-the German
Swedish the poor old English girl had the pick of the classics, English, who know how and cottons, Italian casuals, Ameri- Last year we can suits in most large towns Look how the picture has where to pick.
is a fashion UNO Imported more than £60,000,000 and there changed today. Fashion
worth of fashion from abroad, meeting in every High-street. This year the figure is expected
SUMMER HAIR STYLE
has
to zoom evrn higher, for as more and more people travel further afield,
so the demand
for something new, something
different, grows.
bikinis in Balham, cheongeams
rainwear,
Warning
I'
is alt
gay, colourful, and called for.
warning.
But a word of Many of the foreign Imported clothes smack a bit of fancy dress.
Unless you were born cast of Suez you are apt to look like the chorus from "Suzie Wong" in a cheongsam.
Unless you are a ravishing brunette, with Q: akin ke coffee-cream, you can feel left over from New Year's Eve in a Borong.
Unless you choose the right Occasion to wear the multi- muus, the saris, the kimonos, and the lungyls, which Were created under a brighter sky and a hotter sun than ours, the whole thing just becomes grotesque,
MOS
Graceful
OST Oriental fashions make Ideal leisure-wear clothes. They are casy, unconstricting. graceful and womanly.
Proving the point, our South You can sleep in Sca sarong.
it, sup in it, slip it on Instead
of a housecoal
I take no responsibility for
lis effect on the milikman,
ERE is the second hand from
HERE
the match I started to dis-
cuss yesterday.
The 13ding is that of the Brst table where South chos, to open one club. A very light open- Ing bid, but
proper in Jacoby-Smith myslom.
Of course, East-West coulel make three spades, but they let North play three diamonds. West Win the fest trick with the nee of spades and Cen- tinued the suit. Norb ruffed lad in dummy; drew trumps
the seven of hearts and played low from duminy. West won ind another the trick and spade. North ruffed and
VECARD Sense
North
1
Pass
34
The bidding has been:
Rast Bouth West Double Redouble 1 PAL 2
Fass
Fass
Yott, South, hold; AAST VEJSE $Q4 49632
What do you do?
A-You can pass if you feel Conservative; bid ihres no-trump If you feel amblilous; or bid three spadea if your partner is really good. This last bid will allow him to bid three no-trump or four or five clubs depending
en bis exact holding.
TODAY'S QUESTION
K0012
North and South vulnerable
Opening lead-♣ B
able to discard a club on dum- ny's fourth heart. East couki have moved the overtrick if he had played the ten en the first heart lead.
At the other table South pans- ed. West opened ene club and eventually East became declar- or at Three spades. Since the club finesse was right for hom he made his contract,
"SUMMER BINGLE" by Richard Henry, inter- preting a new look to shorter hair. Roller Thus the side that opened the and pin curl settings achieve the basic shape which
the
bidding was plus 130 one way is then brushed into chosen variations.
table for a net profit of 270
You did bid three spades and d 140 the other way of your partner bids four clubs.
What do you do now?
Answer Tomorrow
COOKING COLUMN:
By FELICITY ASCOT
Pickles and chutneys for the
The style is adaptable and a light permanent store-cupboard .
points. Translated Into wave ensures the body to hold the 'Bingle' IMPs it was worth seven IMPS. throughout the summer months.
ternational match points or
STORIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
All About Horses
-Teddy Feels Sorry For Merry-Go-Round One-
By MAX TRELL
Horses can't get dizzy. Isn't that so, " Knar? asketi,
Hiawatha nodded his bead and grunted again. But Teddy I happened while he was wasn't convinced.
the Stuffed Bear, who first said it,
IT WAS Teddy,
walking through the park with Asked the general
his two best friends Knarf, the
Shadow Boy with the
Turned-
Later, they questioned
after
'What do you suppose I'm ing now?'
iry
do-
Sure enough, he was talk-
Hiawatha gruntled and Knarf mold:
"What did he talk about?” "About merry-go-rounds most of the time, though Tow then he'd talk about weather," said General Tin.
"One day he told me he had deelded to run away and join
and
the
a cireus. To my astonishment, when I went to pay him a vit their the next morning, he was gone.
The Carpenter nalled the Horse together ngala,
About Nams, and Hiawatha, the frier General Tin, the Tin Sol. There was just a painted pole Small-Sized Wooden Indian. dier. He was silent for several where he had stoort.
They had came to the merry. minutes
they finished "I smiled to myself.
At last go-round near the lake in the speaiding. Then he calch
my merry-go-round friend had middle of the park. For a few "Teddy is right. Merry-Co wish momenta they stopped and round Horses aren't all marry. watched the merry-go-round Some of an are quite sad.
Proncing in ring Horsos co circling around.
But isn't because they Ect dizzy.
TAL this vory moinent","
"Oh," said Teddy. "Back and They get dizzy
Tin. General "It's because they go round confintred
"I forth" and round, for hours at a time, thought to myself, he is pranc. Hiawatha dkin't pay anything. "Foor old Homes," Teddy said thinking they're going far away, ing about the ring in some He just went up to General Tin to his friends. "Don't you think And when the merry-go-round circus far, far from here. But, and granted something right in Do, Hi? Don't you think so, plops turning and they nee that alas, that wasn't the eace at his ear. General Tin broke into Kart?"
they haven't moved att inch all," General Hiawatha, being an Indian, away from the spot where they head.
I wish I were onɑ."
,
go round and round. But I don't tropics." think they're merry, I think," OE
he added thoughtfully," "they
Con't talk
gel dizzy."
his Tin shook
a amilo.
"Yes sir,
Carrot chutney
•
Mix tomatoes with salt and let stand overnight. Drain and and put the tomatoes, chopped
vegetables, molasses, minced 2 cups molasses, 6 cups white vinegar, 4 tablespoons salt, 1 vinegar and spices in a large saucepan. Cook umll vegetables tablespoon each mustard aced
and celery seed, 9 cups minced ne tender and thick, about 35 minutes. Full hot, sterilized jars carrots, 2 cups minded ce and scal. peppers, 21⁄4 cups minced peppers, 2 cups finely chopped cabbage, 4% cups minced
tions.
Mix molasses, vinegar. salt and spices in a large saucepan and bring to the boll. Add
minced and chopped vegetables
Mixed mustard pickle
2 cups
amall whole cucum-
and cook until thick, about 45 bers, 2 cups aliced larger cucum- minutes, Scal airtight in hot, bers, 2 cups quartered, sterilsed jars.
Chili sauce
11⁄2
green
toniatoes, 2 cups flower flowcrets, 2 cups
small, cau sliced untons, 2 cups string beans, cut In one inch places, 11⁄2 cups tender young carrots, aliced, a ripe sweet red peppers, cut in small tomatoes, 3 cups minced prçen pieces, 3 sweet green peppers,
peppers, 3 cups minced onions, cut in small pieces, salt.
pallone quartered
cach
4 cups vinegar. 11⁄2 cupa molares, 11⁄2 teaspoons
Cover with brine made with of ground cloves, allapice one-half cup salt to one quart of and black pepper, & tablespoons water. Allow to otund ovänight/ salt and 3 small hot red chillies. Drain, rinze in fresh water; drain again and cover mixture with Cook all Ingredients together equal parts of strong white vine- rapidly in a large saucepan for går and water (about 3 cups of about 1 hour. Stir, constantly cach). Allow to stand for 1 Long slow cooking gives a dark hour, then heat to a rapid boll, colour, Seal airtight in hot, Drain, add mustard dressing. sterilised jars.
Simmer five minutes then pack into hot sterilized jars.
Green tomato chutney
Mustard dressing
9 fablespoons four, S table-
only granted. But Krinrf said: alaried, it surprises and disap- "No?" lood Knart and Ted- Became a hobbyhono
What's so bad about being points them, I know," General dy. "What happened to him?” a merry-go-round Horst, Teddy? Na odded, "I once became very "I learned later that during "Exactly right. Hiawatha!"
friendly with a merry-go-round the night he had fallen off the wald General Tin. "I'm glad I'm not one. They Torso. He told
was all that's what the becamel He all, his terry-go-round. Ho
broken. So the merry-go-round stopped being a merry-go-round 1 gallons green tomatoes, spoons dry mustard, 2 tea- Owner sent him to a Carpentier Homo. He wont back and forth, chopped, 5 tablespoons salt, î #300712 tumeric, 1 teaspoons wie nailed him together again. He became-ti you just told large rol peppers, chopped, celery seed, 1 quart strong white
tarpe green peppers, chopped, 1⁄2 vinegar, 131⁄2 cups molasses. "Then he was sont to a little mea Hobbylocal" Knarf maid Tedly didn't know "You farw a merry-go-roid Dơy for a bielluday present. Ho · “Oh!" said Knart and Teddy medium cabbage, minced, what he was 'talking about if Horse, General Tin?” Teddy didn't go round and round any again.
ontane minced, 3 cups molárens, Mix Bour with spices and ho thought merry-go-round asked. "Merry-go-round Theres mons. He went back and forth, And they both looked ni Min... | 41⁄2 cups vinegar, i tablespoon slowly add the vinegar. Horses ever got dizzy.
-back and forth.”
wathe with admiration, he was each celery seed and mustard thoroughly, ale in the molamen "They can't get dizzy, Teddy, “That's just what I told thin "ON" exclaimed Knart. quoh
Bmart a very
Wooden seed, 11⁄2 teaspoons whole cloves mul cook till thick, stirring they're made of wood. Wooden friend of mine. And he said, "Back and forth,"
(sted in a bag)..
constantly,
can't talk!"
Triliant.
Mix
THE BLEEP-IN SARONG-PICTURE BY DAVID BAILEY
(London Express Service).
Rupert and Gwyneth—42
After slowing Mes. Bear the witch's clothes and shawi Gwyneth wants to hear all about what hap pened to Podgy and Rupert their trip." I saw you both Bying home on the broom," she says. "How did you manage it? Whers find you been?" So they tell her
all about the adventure," Out l'ar sure you have some magic power.” says Rupert. Ele how did you find out where I live?""That Wax Cary," miles Gwyneth You left this bag behind with some of your hazelnuts, and your'naddress
written inside it 1'
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