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"I'll let you in on a little secret. It is an ice bag."
• BY THE WAY •
W!
by Beachcomber
WHEN I read that an indus- trial thin had received an order for £10,000,000 worth of large boilers, I pletured the com- mercial traveller who secured the order being congratulated by the head of the flim, and modestly attributing his sccess to a daily wearing of his hair with Snil
the hair oil which is the basts of the cocktails at the But what a lot of rebuffa ke aust have received. And what fun. It must have been, after haggling with people Won't you order, jun one little holler?" land. this whale of an order.
1 al picture to myself the fore- man, when handed the order, steous. ng through a megaphone: "Attention everybody. Drop what you're doma, and start on 10,000,000 worth of large holters
In passing A PLEA fur
more
International
sport, as the best method, of in proving international relations, realiv bolls down to getting the Russian
have often ax I to play cricket, painted out. BY CARraging them to say that Stalin invented cricket. and by awarding then Test match
bring soul we might Malus, stirge
of good feeling, "A peace based on games," zato professional
footballer who kicked a referee the other day, "would have the support of all right-thinking people."
The clergyman who is in trouble for leaving his parish to go to Yugn- lavia, wliers he hoped to purchase A Montenegrin centie forward, 'hind the right idea It is how us to the British Cauthell to lecture to the Buixarians DA Last year's eounty
averages.
Paciencia, pulgos
in trafe in stolen Bray surely cannot be what is called almost universal. Who would buy them but the awners of fen-circuses or their agenta? 1 read that there was one of these thefts the other day. One way to stop this scandal would be to apply the Association Football waste, and encourage tronalere. Wrigh prices for outstanding with feux Patiener, fleas; the night is Ioup, says the Spanish proverb,
Don
IT does not
surprise ine to read that an plechol which is used for Joueur is now being mixerd with Detrol. It will soon be pol To lay at home and drink petrol instead of tearing about in a ver, By the way, a man rang up ŋ garuge the other day, and shouted, "My ear's turned turtle." "You want en aquarium. not a garage," vouch- saled the mechanic. with consider- able nang-froid.
YOUR BIRTHDAY.......
PORN today.
By STELLA
You have natural dramatic talent. are artistle and musical. You might select a career on the stage and inake a success of it. When i comes to affairs of the heart, take time out to think thes over care- fully, Thin is the une exception to your acting on first thoughts,
́FRIDAY, APRIL 18'
a happy you have mature, a quick wil, and a You Very
entury. selentive Inake Inds wherever you go, but sometimes speak too quickly and
whose hurt the feelings of others conversational repartee la not quick as your own. Bean to temper Your criticism with kindness at all tunes. Yet een always be willy and amusing but don't be so at this expense of others.
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Your Intuitions are so keen ai to be almost prophetle. You will have **hunebes" und unters you follow tintes. you them implicitly at all
wilt make mistakes in Judgment. Your first thoughts are always your best ones. U you spend too musett tline thinking things over, you will
Vanalyze and Wrong eonclusion.
ARIES
You
are a little fickle in romance and you should look over the field care- fully before selecting a partner for Jife. With the right one, you ca be assured of great happiness. With the wrong one, your ambitions can! hopes might be insted.
To and what the star have in store for tomorrow, select you birthday star and send the corres- ponding paragraph. Let your birth- day star be your dally guide. SATURDAY, APRIL 19
tu ften come
-301- (Mar. 21-Apr. A fine tune for shopping to secure househuldigeentials. A little ex tavogande right he is.order, 100.
21-May TAURUS (Apr.
CAPRICORN (Des. 21-Jan, 20)- jealous person affect Don't let a you. A rumour can't hurt. Juist Jposure it!
AQUARIUS
(Jan. 21-Feb,
ON BRIDGE
JACOBY
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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1952.
WOMANSENSE
An American in London looks for the WELL
DRESSED
WOMAN
The Idea Is Great, But Method Is Hard
By OSWALD JACOBY
With
THE bridge. tournament in St
Раці Ja call:d 0 ter carnivel, perhaps cause the local players expect to have a carnival playing rings around all the out-of-town ex- perts.
It wouldn't surprise mg if they chic firms that, for Minneapolis and St Paul have about on many bridge lar to the are foot as you're likely to find in any. part of the colinir.
Just to give you aft idea of how they play. I mutault today's hand played recently by Ed Burns, of Mikineapolis.
West opened the jack of clubs. and dummy Kath with the ace. Burns, saw that, he had to lose two club tricka. but that wouldn t bother him if he could find a way to avoid the loss of two heart tricks, There would be no problem at all if each opponent held three hearts. South could cash the too hearts and give up one heari elther before or after he drew trumps.
The problem is to provide against 4-2 break in hearts. This can be done by playing three rounds of hearts and two rounds of trumps. his fourth heart Then South rus with dumny's last trump-provided that the Dias opponent has four hearts and three trumps.
The idea is a stood one, but how do you go about it? If you draw two rounds of trumes and then tuko the top hearts and give up a
NORTH
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KARAL
WEST AP8
EAST 4052
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SOUTH (D)?
AKQJ10
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North-South vul.
Souln 14
West
North
East
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Pass Opening lead-% J
Pass 1 N.T. Pass
Foss
Pass
heart, you are sure to land fat ou -your-nore... East will win the third heart and return his last trump 10 take The last trump out of the dummy.
I will do you no good to draw Dely on raund af truings and then tead out three rounds of hearts. take two In that case. East can club teleks, and then lead a fourth heart
uver-ruly the to let West dunny.
Ed Burns made the solution, look very easy. At the second trick he led a low heart from dummy and played low heart from his own hand, alinwing the opponents to
win the incks, Now the defenders could take their clubs, but they could not interfere with Ed's plans. I could safely draw two rounds of trumps, cash the ace and king.of hearts, and ruft his last heart with
to make i dummy's 1st trump contract.
CARD Sense
Q-You are vulnerable against non- vulnerable opponents.
Bas been: 19)-
Well
A One day for getting a hat of good.
"Put all work done. ard efforis mito the job.
РАБСКА (Feb. 20-Afar.
21) A cheerful and obtle alle aktide with enters will when you bring ver bapy retutta,
213 -Juaz GEMRI
help soma member of the younger generation 1' be donet
You may be able to
select a careers.
CANCELL (June 22-Juty 231-
Hetter not try to force kuoa just
Turt bindness
matters take
now. their own natural course. .
LEO (July
24-Aug.
зито
Haste uit only note waste today. Think everything over very carefully before seting.
VIRGO
23)- (Aug. 24-Sept. Cet buldonte t at all nasible ana thoroughly enjoy all the
of nature.
are
East
The bidding
Notth
South 2 1 Heart 1 Diamond Doutrie J'our
You, Soul, hold: Spades 10-0-5. Diamond 3, Clubs Hearts Q-7-4-9. 203.
Q-9-8-3-2. What do you do?
strong not A-Pas You A good day tor romance, but don't forget the routine things that have
enough for a free renonse at the level of two. You would just bare- 1 quenit up a bid at the level of one if that wero bosalble, but you wouldn't dream of raising the level of bidding with no weak hand.
TODAY'S QUESTION The bidding is the same as in the question jest answered. You, South, hold: Spades 10-11-5. Hearts Q-7-4-2 Dia Club -q-6-3-2, Whit do you do?
beauliex
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LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. Cirminalpɔ Artivi 3:1g1.hots brod cuentalttee for rom. munity welfare. Give yote support. SCORPIO {llet. 24-Nov. 23)- Make sure that you are the mass- afairy we home Rer of your Don't el outders interfere.
SAGITTARIUя (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)—
Elderly relatives
Inay nen
couraging counsel. Give of
en- your
time and money, if need be,
• BARBS
By HAL COCHRAN
THE weather 'deserves a lot of THE
credit for its nerve in dis- agreeing with some women,
It's cold in Aisska, but don't
plty the Eskimo, He lives on
the fat of the land.
Robbers entered a laundry two nights in a row, cracked the
#5
CROSSWORD
18 19
Across
1. Jus on evil disturbance. (9)
9. Autograph that's true in ràs. (3)
10. Bort of creature you'd expect to
sce aldie up. (4)
13. The fount was on Helicon.
(0
15. It's a help in paid holidays. (8)
10. Do we hear of the advertisement
in Rio by this 7 (5)
17. Father includes the star. what a
axuiker, (T)
18. How, not who, the tuner onos
BAL (9)
Down
1. A walk bere would plesan Dan.
2. Pre-Edwardian. (9)
s, children don't like, do you ? (4) Silk thread 堂 s contrary main thread. (0)
6. Should be toyed na seif, (9)
1. I'va tan as the topai aaid, (4),
6. Taken by artist on the halik." (5)
9. Untled ? On the contrary) (0)
11. It's a beastly home, (4)
13. One kind of bida, (4)
1%, where the graduata jolled the
finet (*)
Bolution of yesterday's puškis.—AaroSSI toobaby11, Epke: 12.
cash register and found nothing. Kryosplay at 13. Date: 10, Bali
They should have known the place would be clean.
•
It's a wonder cigarette com- panies don't find out what elgar the man who doesn't make would smoke if he did.
Check
Your
Knowledge
1. Who was Nostradamus?
2. By what name were the Dardanelles known In ancient 1imes?
3. Where is your sense of balance located?...
4. Shah Jahan wad a powerful Indian ruler. With what famous monument is his name associat
In
ed?terature, what char noter swore "by the Nine Goda"?
6. Who were the Thugs?
(Answers on: Page 10)
10. Algri, nó. Pupy BL Banan; Bankrupt. Retribus; 2. Dkty: 4, Bala: Hoodles: "öni 1, "Diacet" 17. Tyrn: (ù. Tra
DUMB-BELLS
BEEF ALL STRANGE I'VE EATEN THAT'S
MY LIFEIVE EATEN AND I'M NOTHING
AS STRONG, BUT FISH
AND AS AN ox!
SWIM
STROKE
Answer Tomorrow
CHESS PROBLEM
By C. KAINER Black, 11 pieces
White, & plecek. White to play: mate in three,
Solution
yesterday's
problem:
1, B-RG, any; 2, Q, R, B, or Kt
mates.
INTELLIGENCE TEST The pedestrians pedalled home
By T. Q. HARE ·
Tis 22 miles by road.
from Appleford
Brickdale.
to
At noon yesterday Tum Brown left his home at Appleford to walk to Brick dale, and Jos Green left his home at Brickdale to walk to Appleford. Each on Teaching his destination, immediately porrowed & bicycle, and cycled home,"
Tom's speed on a bicycle la three times his speed on foot
bicycle twice his speed on foot
On his outward journey, Tom passed Joe exactly 16 miles from Appleford. He (Tom) was back home juri as the clock struck eight "At what Ume did Joe get 'nack. ta Brickdale?--
(Solution on Page 10),
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WITH CH
THIS IS A NICE" FRENCH DISH
BOYS'
SINELY
ABOUT
11D OF PBBLED MARROW
CANCER EXPERT WARNS ON
USE
OF
Washington,
A specialist told Congress that women might be run- ning a risk of cancer by using certain eyebrow pencils and cosmetics.
W. C. Hueper
of the National Cancer Institute said he was also suspicious of several food dye, inm
fight
green
cluding the "SF"
to give some used foods "eye appeal."
Hueper sald if estrogenic hormones were used in creams and lutions the cos- meties should carry 1
label "warning"
SD' Ag extensive use might e. ait
COSMETICSTM
certain amount of hazard for persona "predisposed" to cancer, he said.
"If I were a woman, I don't think I would use estrogenic cosmetics," Huc- per testified. There is a they whether question might precipitate cancer."
He said the coal tur f gredient in eyebrow pencils was potential cancer- producing properties that an application over a restricted arca over n long time might in the long run become hazardous,"
United Press,
Restaurant time...
Sketched by artist RIX in a Mayfair restaurant are... a sophisticated young woman (far left) $11 bold check toeeds trimmed with velvet-an ·
which is the outfit fashion world's idea of ft.country=pegzti Englishwomen at lunch, both in tweeds . and. prominently, the WELL- DRESSED WOMAN who wears mink and turns but; of course, to be an American.
London Express Serolos.
AND PUT IT INTO A WIDE SAUCEPAN WITH ABOUT TABLE- SPOON WATER
JUST ENOUGH
TO STOP IT BURNING
LADD A PINCH NOW ADD OF SALT AND A KNOB COOK,STIRRING, OF MARS
TILL ALL THE
WATER'S
EVAPORATED
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"POUR ALL.
INTO A SPOONS TOP SHALLOW
DISH. MILK
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IN THE
OVEN
AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE
Teddy And Hanid Play School
-And He Learns the Days of the Week in No Time!-
By MAX TRELL.
to what they're taught, and study even after they get home, learn. But now, let me
TEDDY the Stuffed Bear said they
T
he wanted to play school hear you name the days of the "because," as he told Hunld, the week that you say you don't shadow-girl with the turned- know, Teddy."
about name, "I don't know any- If I go 10 thing and maybe school I can learn the days of the week."
{
"Why Teddy," said Hanid in surprise, "you know the days of the week!!
"Do f?" said. Teddy. are they?"
Deep Breath
Teddy look deep breath and began, "Tuesday, Monday, Wednesday, January: "Whoa! Wait a minute!" cried Hanld.
"What's the matter?" asked
all," said Hanid,
"What Teddy.
First of
"Oh no! You tell me what "you do know most of the days they are!"
of the week. Only you aren't already. naming them in their proper them to order."
"But you know them Why should I tell you?"
reasen
Explain the Reason Hanid now explained that the she wanted to hear Teddy tell her the names of the days of the week was to make "And sure that he knew them. I'm sure you do," she added.
Before Teddy would consent to try to tell Hanld the of the days of the weak he
"Áre asked her:
we playing school now?"
names
"Yes," said Hanid, "I'm the teacher and you're the student or pupil. Now"
"I'm the teacher and you're the student.” Hanid sald to Teddy:
you a gold star for being such a good scholar."
"Scholar?" sald Teddy. "What's scholar?"
cornes
the
one
mena
""Proper order?" Teddy said
didn't know ho
what Hanta meant by proper order.
"Well, Teddy, the days of the week always come one after the
"It's the some as student and
there was way. It's pupil. Now other in the same
you mentioned at first like a parade. They're always name in their right places. Sunday that isn't the name of a day of
Monday comes first.
all. I at week second. Tuesday comes third. January. January is the name comes fourth. of a mont There are twelve Wednesday Thursday
comes atth. Friday months. And they go in order, sixth, Saturday comes too." Hanld taught Teddy the comes
names of the twelve months. seventh. And that's the whole week, seven days. Then it be-
Teddy Icarned to rattle them gins all over again
Hanid made Teddy repeat the off just as fast as he did
of the week in their days of the week. Here is the days proper order several times, Dy way they sounded: and by Teddy was able to re- pent
50 fost that they rounded something like this:
"Sundaymondaytuesdaywed- nesanythursdayfridaysaturday."
them
the
"Which?" said Teddy,
"Januaryfabruarymarchapril "Which? Which what?"
mayjunejulynurusiseptember "Which am I?" Teddy wanted
octobernovemberdecember." to know. "Student or pupi?"
Hanld was so pleased with all "Oh," said Hanid, and
that Teddy learned in school smiled. "They both mean the
Gold Star
that she said he was the best teach same thing. Teachers
scholar. and "Very good. very good In- student, pupil. and students and pupils get taught. If they listen carefully deed,"--sald Hanid. "I'll give learner she ever had!
she
Rupert and the New Bonnet-24
Ruper walks slowly up the manding before her mirror and a path and creeps timidly inside the trying on something that looka cottage, Outside his mother's uncommonly like the new bonnet
Lavender'
shop. room he pauses, pulls himself from Mi
"Well, Rupert," she says smiling together, takes a deep breath and opens the door, Then he blinks chretfully. "it seems to be very and looks again, for he can's find well. Come in and sell me hour
word to say, for Mrs. Bearl you like it."
- Art, AlONTS KEBEATED
RUPERT and the
BLACK MOTH
Asa Hanary wat Doddy' in Bay gio thị hình t
`qalamað dracinga, about. Rap
·zech Adrawer. There are
$1:00
'Boule, this Morning Post
FASHION-SENSE FOR
THE CAREER GIRL
By HELEN FOLLETT
(
High heels were never design- HOW should the career girl lock? She should look elfelent! ed for work-wear, Oxfords or If her hair is scrambled, it she pumps are smart and they won't uses too much make-up, if her make a clatter when travelling
Bround clothes are fussy she will not
or office. the
shop come up
standard. to that
A modulated voice is Clothes may not make the may, asset. A shrill, high-pitched
.of volee can put the nerves an as the poet said, but they cer tainly have a lot to do with office force on edge. Unpleasant the appearance of a woman. voices are often due to 100 much
She should have senso enough volume. One should enunciate to get herself up neatly and at clearly never run words to- gether. If you wonder about Read The cropped hairdo is ideal your voice, read aloud.
tractively.
for the girl who brings home the poetry. See how expressive you bacon ad Eg Wave lines can make it.
pre
should be wide; tight ringlets avoided. The new modes charming, close to the head, easily arranged during that rushi between breakfast and the moment one beats It out of the door.
. Success
The success of a career giri depends also upon how well she can get along with other em- ployees. Indulging in office politics, and criticising one's fel- Rouge with Restraint low workers will make a girl If the skin lacks colouring, unpopular. rouge will give it aft, but it Affability is priceless. If o should be applied deftly, with girl does a little more work restraint. The lipstick has become than is expected of her, the em- an institution, but the wise girl player will be aware of it; don't will keep to natural.. shades doubt that. A real interest in Instead of vivid reds that may work will make it seem lighter
and caster, make her conspicuous.
COCKTAIL GLAMOUR
Taffeta afternoon dress.
By VERA WINSTON
THE musle that accompanies the afternoon and evening scene is the rustle of taffeta. This lovely fabric is a big favourite everywhere, at all price levels. Pure silk taffeta in a dull shado of red is used for a pretty cock- tall dress (abová),] It has,.n pleated halter neckline, and is of street length. There is an overskirt with pleated sides, that sets like an apron in back, and It is worn over - a' slim- under-
skirt,
T
ALL geared for a long life and a busy one is a handsome jacket and dress of black rayon way, to- taffeta. And, by the day's rayon taffeta is vastly dif ferent from the former variety which was stiff and heavy. Now the fabric is soft, supple and dress silky. The
(below) simple with short sleeves and velvet trim and bow at the soft- The skirt ly curved neckline,
is full over a crinoline petticoat. is double, The snug jacket breasted, has rhinestone buttons, Bared cuffs of black velvet and a padded peplum.
oket and dress for afternoon,
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