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THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY SUPPLEMENT, JANUARY 18, 1939

Club Whites and Colours met last week-end in typical Rugger weather. The ball has just been thrown in in a line-out.

Looks like a close thing to us. Softball match.

A snap during the Pirates-Cardinals

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Mothers!

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recommended by the Medical

Profession.

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Baby's health depends-now and

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A group picture of the Cardinals Softball team, with their Coach. Doc. Molthan, in centre.

CABBAGES AND KINGS

"I saw your mother going to one of the neighbours just as I crossed the street," said the lady caller to her friend's little son. "Do you know when she will be back?"

"Yes'm," answered the truthful Jimmy; "she said she'd be back just as soon as you left."

** * * CAN TAKE IT

"Women," declared the quiet little man in the corner seat, "endure pain more heroically than I know it from experience." "Are you a doctor, may I ask?" queried a fellow-passenger.

"No, sir, I am a shoemaker," re- plied the little man.

** * STRICT CURFEW

men.

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When Dulcie Tibbenham, a 17- year-old domestic servant, was placed on probation for a year, in Suffolk, for stealing a £1 note, she was ordered not to go to a cinema for six months.

She was also told to be indoors by 9 p.m. in summer, and by 8 p.m. in winter.

Seems like. Dulcie will have spare time in which to consider her crime:

SENATOR SOAPER SAYS-

What ever became of balances, in the oldtime government skit, "Checks and Balances?"

After the new party is or- ganised, with dynamic leaders and an ax-to grind, comes the solemn ceremony of naming it non-partisan.

The 24th anniversary of the beginning of the world war was observed lately without cheers. How did that ever come out?

Statues in Spanish public places have been conspicuous suf- ferers in the bombing. It is an argument for war, of course, but the only one.

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A swan, crossing a teeming New York thoroughfare, barely escaped with its life. Of all places, this would seem the like- liest for practicing that song.

As a war measure, hard-pressed Nippon is cutting the length of all matches a fraction of an inch. Enough remains, though, to set Asia on fire.