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EDITORS PRETO SERVICE, INGİ

MEL LATARUS

"He's got a nasty little habit of looking attentive."

• BY • THE

IT

is

by

"

WAY

Beachcomber

Dame shutter, the some.

that reported

a Press con one once said at fecenze: "Glamour is eternal, and there ain't nothin' we can do about

A depressing statement, when one

she meant consider what

However, none other ell» glamour. chuntress how now brought rellet. According to her, "Glamour 1 on 1 way oul," and the stars of the have to have brains. future will This sounds too much ike the old publicity game ("In private life the 1 serious-minded girl, who prefers reading history to giving parties" to be accepted.

cocktail

One must do something UNDER the heading of glamur comes the invention of a "new kind of eskemat," with holes hured in the top through which water is Junitates the sound of poured.

milk when shaken." Another good trick is to gut an orange, new the and then Insert akin together, through an opening at the northern end a number of pellets of wood. When the skin is thrown against a

pellele imitate Mind of orange-pips. Ingenuity is what gets you there, as the one- lenged seagull said when 15 hopped on to the warehouseman's unbrella- stand.

Marginal note

NESCO'S "world-wide attack on

is a illiteracy"

shot at the It is not Bilteraby wrong largel. which a menace today, but musk- of education by radio, Millions

to All prople know the answers

under. Korts of

questions, without standing either the questions or the People who cannot read answers. or write are usually far more in- teilgent than the tumps of un- who huddle digested Information round the radio sets. Food note

new

HE announcement that the

uf powdered mado **zúsager milk are to be distributed by Frozen Cheese a Guvernment agency, suggests that these delicacies will a certain quota of Cruzen contain cheese. This should bring them into the category of vegetarian dishes, skins, unde of plaille unless the leather, are to count as meat.

YOUR BIRTHDAY... · · · By STELLA

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15

BORN today, you have exceptional talents which you must recognise early in life and develen strenuously. There is nothing-except your own disinclination to work hord-hat and could keep you from fame fortune.

They guidance by their parents. cannot be pushed against their wills. They must be persuaded that they themselves want something. this is done, nothing will stand in their way.

Once

Even you women are leaders at- though you may be more inclined talent In society, Kdep your eyes on your

tune your have philanthropy and club work than i Emes. You objective at all

talent, literary

are puelle and following a career. Yet, If you get musical. A natural leader, you have the idea that you want your own you WU have ind Insgnette powers which can influence career.

You are capable of marriage, 100, galost their others even, verbags own will. So, multe sure your ideal carrying on the dual job emciently humne ille and successfully. Your are always kept high.

should be a happy although, perhaps, PinDun! You have a tremendou ut physical

on explting one. and nervatis energy which needs to be put to constructive use or it can

Na to get into all kinds of children born un this day can be termed problem children. A that they need careful be your daily guide,

To find what the stars have In sture for tomorrow, select your birth- day star and read the correspondinи paragraph. Lol your birthday

THURSDAY, AUGUST 16.

23)- 21-Aug. LEO (July If you hear about a job you want from friend. then go right out after H. It can be yours.

VIRGO

24-Sept. (Aug.

23) and You may want to renew Zriendship... It might be a revival of an old romance, too.

LANILA

(Sept

23)-- 24-Oct. You may be bored with the amount of routine work on schedule today. There's no avoiding It, either.

• BARBS

BY HAL COCHRAN PIP for young men: Too much driving with one arm and

to run into you're liable church.

stur

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22)- it you are asked to contribute elther time, money or both-se some com- munity project,.do so.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec, 22)~- working you can get a heavy

of time, you can schedule dane enjoy yourself this evening.--

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan, 203- Don't let the envy of a friend make you unhappy. Ignore it and it will soon be forgotten.

AQUARIUK (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)-

If you Don't be too extravagan want to celebrate this evening. Be Thrifty: you can still have fun.

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mixe 203- See that all matters of rent estate. Insurance and taxes are taken care of efficiently now.

ARIER

(Mar. 21-Apr. Z0)- This can be a furtunate day both at home and at the office 1 you make the best possible use of your talents.

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)- If there are delays in your programine to ers but planned for today, make the adjust-

mente diplomatically. It's human watch out when, the

eraser

wears out before the pencil.

*

To the pessimist, If some- thing isn't wrong it isn't right.

•

•

A preacher says newlyweds pos- should live alone when

better sible. Thoy get along when near relatives are for.

POCKET CARTOON by OSBERT LANCASTER

You know, Willy darling, it's really atmare imporalbi to believe that they're stilt all done by hana 199kzo.

GEMINI (May 22-Jun 21)- This is a good social day. It you are invited to participate In some event, it should prove successful.

CANCER (June 22-July 23)... If things are just too boring for words, try out a new technique and seo if it can't pick up your interest.

INTELLIGENCE TESTE

CARPETED

By T. O. HARE "FIVE thousand nine hun

dred and sixty pounds, ten sailings, for carpets !* exclaimed the chairman of the Textile Wasse Producti Reclamation Board. "Good heavers, Bir Nebuchadnezzar! I shall be carpeted mysaif | " "I trust not, Chairman," Raid BIT NebuchadnezEA? *Opp steff is to the austomary has carpets are theyr

for Dach of our Diction Ogatrollers, Their amces are uniform in size, And there will be much rosentment if their carpets are not superficially taunt.

Amanities

cal... the same size, you

means"

CAPTION

observation those that inferendo. carpeta are the same size; and esch is so many feat DEROTİY in length, and so many foot in breadth. The procias specif- cation escapes mizo.“ -And what is the cost per square footy*

Ten Billings, Cheleman." They might have knocked.

of the ode_len_bob.

"They chered to do so.

13

such discounts are not, in the long run, an economy: ther

Farbe said the Chairman. *if go farther." Tuk How many "Distrťá

10)

STANDARD BRIDGE

By M. Harrison-Gray'

Dealer 1 East.

Love all

N. 704

1075

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1951,

CHEESE AND VEGETABLE CUTLETS

MUST FIND SOME BORT OF LEFT OVERS,

WOMANSENSE

WINCE 12 SMALL ONION, AND GRATE SMALL

CARROT, BOTH

FINGLY

NOW HIS THEM "WELL WITH

10 04 KJ80

Eant opened One Spade and South made the natural overcall of Une No-Trump. which North raised to Threa. West lnd, to which East correctly played low mod South won with ♣ J. Had East played 4..South would have allowed him to hold the trick. As it was, when West won the first Club faad he was able to lead bia 101 Spade to clear ble warmer's sult

After his opening bid East was marked with ♥ 9 and

K. South won trick 3 with A and cashed & and three more Clubs, East hav. lag to discard two Hearts and one Spade. South now led 2, and after making his two Spades East had the choice of returning a Heart or, a Diamond, either of which would give South his ninth trick.

London Eroresa Sirvios.

DUMB-BELLS

WHAT NAME

DO YOU WANT TO TAKE WHEN,

YOU ARE CONFIRMED.

THE LONE RANGER

5318 TE LEDGEJA SYNDICATE]

CHESS PROBLEM

By J. J. NIDIRY Black, 9 pieces.

White, 0 pieces.

White to play: mate in two,

Solution 10

problem:

In

UBS THESE RAW, LIGHTLY

UTTLE FAT

20Z (BRATED CHEESE 407 MASHED

POTATOES 207 "TINNED PEAS

2 LEVEL TABLE SPOONS FLOUR AND BALT AND PEPPER TO TASTE

CHAPS INTO

CUTUSTB

DIP

THEM

IN A FLOUR

WATER

COATING

BATTER

THEN IN PING BROWNED BREAD CRUMBS

London, they need the padding

by EILEEN ASCROFT THE Autumn Londoner,

1961, will be a creature of curves

and feminine frills. Fuller skirts are back and bust and hiplines em- phasise tiny waists.

Crinoline styles are shown for day and evening, worn over voluminous petticoats or horse- hale hip cages. Helena Gefters launches "13th-rib" corset with padded hips to emphasise ills new curved line.

a

Her collection includes res- taurant sults in velvet and lame,

dresses worsted

with and matching Jackets for autumn street wear which later go under fur coats. Colours are the rich blues, greens and reds of Gothic church windows.

are

Mongolian cap is made in burnt cinnamon shade of bearskin felt.

face vell, worn with a jewelled evening cap or alone.

Smoking caps

New accessorles

Ave strand pearl, dog collars; paste clips for evening pumps; wrist- length white thoutre gloves; horsehair and straw crinoline RONALD PATERSON intro- embroidery, embroidered ribbon used for trimming and the "1951 with a draped three-quarter Fascinator," which is a shaped wrap..

.duces

Autumn Gloves

fullness into

Given

A "Raised" Treatment

skirts

Wavy line treatments, raised effects, and whip stitching detail a line of simple, tailored gloves in capeskin and pig- skin for autumn by an American glove firm.

A variation of interesting back treatments, such as raised loops, French knots, and semicireles decorate pigskin gloves of two- and three-button lengths. Outstanding is a raised feather design swinging across the back of one gray pigskin cork, glove. Colours featured are staples and include gray, belge, bre

brown, and tan,

Contrasting stitching la important on the capeskin group with a black classic style whipstitched in white and glave shortle detailed in black.

white

Raised scalloping decorates the back of a pink beige glove while wavy raised lines and French knots in beigo brighten a dark brown glove.

Grecian lines appear in evening dresses in awathed cobweb stik

jerseys. Thore મ Spanish inspiration in embroidery.

the

colours and

Spanish Influence appears too in autumn hats, Velvet is in- -portant in glowing Jewel 'shades and Aage Thaarup and Edward Harvane are both using long silky bearskin felis.

Brown will be top winter to complement it shade, and Harvane has produced a burnt cinnamon. To go with velvet restaurant suits he has designed the "smoking cap," which is a tiny round cap, with a button top,

upturned fat brim and peak of stiffened velling.

Newest

west trimming is a 3ft. long

eagle's feather across the brim

of a large ruby velvet hot. Many

of

the small Mongolian caps

have fur car-flaps, and for oven- there is a soft ing skull cops straw jersey material.'

NECKLINE GROWS INTO A SCARF

Grey Bannel in the mistoria} for this suit from Paris: It is cut with a shawi neckline, one side of which develops into a loos fringed scart.

London-Express Zerción.

BOYS AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

yesterday's A Quick Trip to the Moon

1. Q-Q7, any; 2, Q, R, or Ki inates.

Check Your

Knowledge

1. Name the Prime Minister of the Republic of Israel,

2. Name the caverns that supposed to be the largest the world.

3. Where is Iran

4. What are lanyards?

are

irr

5. What is a magnetic mine?

0. Who

Gio- painted 'La conda"?

120

(Answers on Page 10)

CROSSWORD

Астоят

1. Permitted in suspenders. (9) v. Hold up. (5) 10. Surrounded, (4) 11. Odd that it can be ovens, 15j

and yellow." (4)

14, I love the chair, (+)

A broken elent, (0) 17. Raul. (4)

20. The heart of State enquiries. (3)

Just habit with due. (37

24. Following title science for the

top of the head. (3)

43. Part of ane department. (3). 24. One annamm of estris, (0)

25. Follows a Buma night 7 (5, 3)

Dawn

2. Despatched in a kind of grass.

(0) 3, Adim'a was water, (8)-

4. Hollow-place, (4)

D. Let i les essay this,' (n)

0. Plus two. (6)′′-

7. Eternal muster thatrument (4)

Hear the out, it

back, (7)

F. Left on more than a maid steter

Indeed (0)

18. Tako out of pawn, perhaps. (6) 13. À EMA) târiidia of anything. 1 out of ente not in

15. Dad surroundings for a latter, tás

Bottled of yesterday's puedes

"pallos

-But Willy Toad Couldn't Get Anyone to Take It-

By MAX TRELL

the turned-about

the

"Just step this way!"

Willy Toad.

said

the bottom of the puddle. "Now, was I right, or wasn't NARF, the shadow-boy with I cried Willy.

"It's not name,

the real moon. heard a familiar voice as he It's only

said' a reflection," came near the Pine Tree Grove., Knart,

"Reflection? What's Telec- It was Willy Toad saying loud- By: Take a trip to the moon! tian? Never heard of it," sald Just step this way! The moan's Willy. "The moon's the moon right Take a little trip to and that's all there is to it, I

don't care

about reflections," the moon!"

"It's like what you see when Wondering what this was all

look in a mirror," said about especially the words you "The moon's right here"-Knart Knarf, trying to explain what harried into

But Willy Tree a reflection was. Pinc Grove where Willy had his fly- wouldn't even listen. "Just step in he said to Knarf and catching place

He found Willy standing (or Glive and Blackie, "and you'll

As for Willy. he stuck head- the moon. sitting) on top of a load be right on top of rather

the mud with his stool and talking to Glive the It's a very quick

"Hmm, sold Blackle, peering sticking out, Khart and Clive Snali

and Blockle Beetle,

at the moon in the and Blockle had to yank him neither of whom seemned to be sharply

BO Willy's head was pleased with what he was say puddle, maybe you're right, back

w\lly. Maybe

it

with mid Isn't fiddle thick

that he ing.

couldn't "Stuff and nonsense," sald sticks and dypaper."

see where he was "I'm on the moon," they heard "Step right in," said Willy. Glive, sticking his head out of

at Glive the Snail was beginning him blubbering through the his shell and glaring up

to

his mind, tou, change

mud Willy. "The moon isn't right

over his mouth. "It's But Knarf wouldn't be con plich dark. But it's a wonder- here at all. It's up in the sky vinced. "All right," sald Wily ful sight. Then Knarf ducked at last, "I'll take a trip to it Willy's head in the water and Another Moon "That's another moon," said myself and tell you what it's washed the mud off his face, his eyes and opened Willy. "Step right this way, like. You watch me very care Wily

and you'll see me land looked around fully

"What hap please. I've got it right

right on it."

pened?' he said, "How did in this rain puddle.”

get back here so soon?" “Flddicsticks and aypaper,"

But Knarf and Glive and said Blacktio Beetle.

"Swin laughed. nonsense," sald Glive.

Here Willy

here

noticed Khart

Million Plecos

Just So Willy poised himself. on Blackle and promptly asked him if he the edge of the rain puddle, and wanted to take a trip to the and after taking a deep breath "Fiddiepaper moon. "It's not much of a trip, he plunged in. The Instant ho said Blackie. "It was just a the moon reflection +the whole ilme," which is the good thing about struck the water

It. I've got the moan, right shattered into a million pieces, sald Knarf:

here

ho

Stiff and nonsense,"

Gilve,

TC-

"Fiddlesticks and wallpaper...

I meon Bypaper," cald. Blackle. Knart now asked Willy what bo meant by saying that! had the moon right here. "It's true," said "Willy.

It. caught in a rain puddle. Cre's the rain puddle," he waded, pointing to a shallow of water just behind his toadstool, "The moors must have Kallon

down with last night's.

16

Knort sold

no wanted take a look at it to make sure. Willy, "glađ "Certainly!!

to have you: Jospect IL Glive and Blackle can come too. they feel like it

So they all went to the rain

puddle to see it the moon was

in it as Willy had meldeplines Sure enough, there; it was, shining (right up at them from t

· and flysticks,”

Rupert and Simon-33

“Rupert; and · Simion hurry out of

the woods - What a flos place ihla

must be," says the boy. Just look

-

and now he calls out. Moving round comer they won a strange-liftin bridge landing to an lead, studded,

at that "high"; wall. And that's ok door. This must be the

place,23) says the little boar,

Do.

* most just as this woodman told you think, we ought of ring the

sing, but whore'a "the gun he spokki, ball ???:: Rather Docvastly be walke

of 7:17: Rupuse: han: alked forward sumi KİM MORTANC

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