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remembers when Wupweli, caught the Bicycling tussar kissing, you wuler the Indian's umbrella at Dorking.
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Apologies for bothering
Anita Trumble Simonetta of the lon tela.
FFICERS in the American pose nos cast, being in pablle life
12. Army have been informed venld be a good circus if it wam't Aty mother says Parliament that in future they must not selling but clouma. She guys the
with "kusi pennutz
their noten down the streets" in ander to Thiso money for regimental purpose, Quite right, loo When profession Allan roars its lidoous hed in the world of no al promtilton, dipnity depart from this sport. The N Which village of Alabaster, adle fura-mishing, Halsemi Evans the Henyor od will Tulsion to Amerien.
An inning of Hi Hot in Cauriete at the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood wouht add to a galety of walong, and strike a running blow for Al- Americon nostati-solidalis
The shadow of the past
Dear Mrs Wretch,
Pardona Attunger writing to you but my mother, Mrs Cutie, re- freuther you usLa Belle Zaboutn. She a very worried because, in Joined Wugwati's Circus, I have to
rintch a bit of sugur out of, o kon's Shit mouth with my own mouth. says my head may pet stuck in the beast's jaws, and she said to write to you for udvice. Do i match suddenly, or do it alouty and care. lessly? The Circus ut run in our Jamis, had an uncle who was a etown, and another who walked hot couts, and my father did au get at Ludlow with a darelisp horse. le. would be lovely if you were to come back to Wugwails, but & sup-
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vad at bitory hools, and to random about the nwless lines When men and wonen-and over chulden could not walk the roads in safety. Even in their homes they were 'nhald."" A fairly good description of life in the middle of the twentieth century.
Non-functional neo-
abstractionism
Antron sculpture ale flot high, It will be as contact construction with a central plitar pointing at bot
nus. Fingers" protruding from the top well hold chunks of gloss, and
ili stretch -ring
out from ́pular,
(Evening paper.)
the
Far more abstract is my four-ton cement keule, with a lid underneath it. And eight Wooden legs branching out from the sides, each erung
a tiny greworks made of rubber, with a toy camel'on the root.
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1953,
JACOBY
GN BRIDGE
Clever Playing Led To Victorious Hand
WOMANSENSE
Would you like a Dior-designed gown for your next ball? The suggestion is not so unlikely as it seems ›"- },
Christian Dior Designs Are
London.
By OSWALD JACOBY
TORMALLY, you use the tract trumps held by the It seems, for if the plans of enemy, and you' us O
a London firm materiallec, dummy's small trumps to women in many parts of ruff losing cards. In today's the Commonwealth will find ambitiously bid hand, how-ready-to-wear," off-the-peg ever, this normal procedure coples of Dior designs in was reversed with very good their local stores-at effect.
quarter of the Paris haute Couture price.
J
Went opened the jack of spades, and South planned his play very carefully. There was ht point in getting to his hit for
a trump nesse, since bidding made it perfectly clear that the inesse would lose, Henco trumps could be le froin the dummy and South's precious ace of diainónds could be saved for the strategic moment.
At the second trick, therefore, declarer led the queen of hearts from the duminy. East won tils startling lead with the king of hearts and returned the king of spades, forcing South to ṛuff.
South now led the ten of hearts and let it ride to East's Jack The iden was to make East take his two trump tricks while dummy still had the third trump,
On taking the jack' of hearts, East.led another, spude,, and
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Mass
Produced
Cocktail dresses were altop- "TOW would you like a jess and halterneck with cover HOW
up bolero, many having their Dlor-designed gown for own matching coat as well. your next ball? The sug- Foretaste of the Coronation
dered with pearls and sequins. evening gowns, Invishly embroi Many had noor-length stoles in a contrasting colour. A bright By green stole went with a striking blue dress
eiress, a white one with n scarlet
dress. Contrary to current London trends, nearly all these evening dresses were strapless.
"Putty" was a now colour clothes. Groy, shown for day
colours, For evening, white predominated.
"
Dorothy Barkley
The first collection "designed by Dior for this firm, and made Eavy black were the basic day You must be prepared to pay
entirely in England, was shown recently. It was given a chași-. pagne launching in the ballroom of u West End hotel and the It socialitors srowded
"Diorama" perfine had been sprayed throughout the roon. The Maestro himself however was not there he had sent bis apologies from Paris.
over
All
materials were Englisti- made except for a fow, used
pleted. Precaution wlit-be taken to prevent airnților coplex ap- pearing in the same places.some stores will have
exclusive designs, others will have do- eighs exclusive to their area. All will be
be u standard stuck size.
thirty guineas for a simple day suit or dress, forty guineus for cocktail dress, and about # Hundred guineas for a full- length, hand-embroidered even- Ing gown.
. It remains London's Top Eleven designers to be seen how will face up 20 tids
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coni-
As in Paris, so tu London---· at least as far as evening gown
concerned. A Vic Fiyles are
ig ulso lorlan nir
gowns gala ball
for
mainly for linings, which were French. So there was Donegal tweed, fine,worsted, shot salin, shantung, and pinted satin, silk. petition. and organdle. Hats worn by the models
were either of the small, close-atting variety, T
to pancake-fat, - East West styles. The collection
ranged the entire field of fashion, from
Traces of Dioia New Loot auaple day sults and dresses to
(1947 variety) could be dufeet more elaborate afternoon and ed in the suits which had fitted cocktail outfits and extravagant jackets with short basques and
gowns. The line was very full skirts.
with
clothes to the figure. This
Four collections, apart from fitted line was shown alle on those for the Paris clientele, town suits and coats in
will be designed each year. This flannel, black or navy barathen. particular collection retailed in Suits had rounded basques, stores throughout England from
Contrasting the middle of February. Over canvas stiffened. with this were tent-shape travel seas customers. though, may coats in camel-hair, poodle have to wait Export arrange
ments have not yet been com- cloth or Donegal tweed.
grey
one
pervading designed In Coronation Illustrated is as its designer suggests. would be suitable for the Ser- vice itself. It is in brocade, and the petticoat-effect at the front is in draped tulle. Brocade Bowers, cut from the material, sprinkled with and
allver sequina, decorate the scalloped edges. The dress has "optional" shoulder draping.
YOUR BIRTHDAY.....
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8
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You Plea Barutle scale, hate bathering with auli, yet sometimes Lands necuse you Are ta ngblev. 1 bat possible results. If you seem to be ircking In c rantor cvaculial h yeni Programme for success, examze the details of A inost, entendily. it inɔy" not be la the Jeart View list vou ez, but in some intnor affái) which He more careful stúdy could easily currert. Once you have found out what this minor liten 1, you will advance fast.
You should, however, depend upon your own best efforts for advorice
Never rely upon others to ment. give you a push. Whatever you have will be what you get in your own. The stars have bestowed beurtrous talents upon you. Just learn to make the best posible use of them,
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are quite shrewd when it comes to budress matters. you are thissoughly ethical and honest. but you know full well how to take full advantage of any offered opperivauty and mäke the best of 11 You are cot one tu fall prey to scatter-brained ideas, for you are much too practical and conservative to advmuure far into the unknown!
Your vin energies are high and and life should be a long your
energetie one. Your personal magnetim strong and voti should wed curly Jo LIK for the best happiness,
Te find what Intars have sture for tomorrow, select your birli- day star and read this corresponding paragraph, be your daily guide.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 9
CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20)- -This-is-a-day of-portunity. See that you take full advantage of I newly opened Conr.
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AQUARIUE (JAN, This is a day when you can to D prodigious amigunt of work, Gel an Important project finidied.
PISCES
20-51ar. (Feb.
20)-- YOU BET It Involved in a prope having trouble solving, ask for the best possible, professional advice,
ADIES Mar. 21-Apr. 20)- Someone you love may need your optimistic encouragement to get over a bad time. Be generous,
TAURUS (Apr. 21-ins' 21) Bo carciul when accepting burtriess Who you do not offers from one know very well.
GEMINI
(May 22-June New and Important responsibilities
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South discarded u low dub. There was no way to avoid the loss of this club trick, no South was not giving anything away'. The advantage of the play wan that South preserved his own. trump lengin, knowing that
the dummy could ruft
spade. Let your birthday star
next.
East persevered with a fourthy rasend of spaden, and declaror ruffed in auny with The Hee of trшnps.
may be affered. Prove worthy of the South could now enter his hand with talist. ulawed, in you....
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The ace of diamonds to draw East's tumps with the--niny-and- eight,- 3)-after which he could take the rest
of the tricks with high diamonds.
the ace of It South had taken hearts un an early round of trumpr. East's persistent spade leads would have fatally reduced Bouth's trump long hait would then defeat the trick by winning three trump tricks
A new friend made at this me, might bring you happiness later on LEO (July-24-Aug. 11) — Inuic males waste-and a tendency Inward accidents. Ee careful arki you end avoid them.
10 (ABE. Z4-Sept. 23)- | instead of only two. Don't rash into anything impatient- Jy. Be cautious)
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LIBRA Carpt. 24-Oct. Keep your eyes open today for in- formation widch can prove uteful to ygur future happiness and prosperity. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21)- If you are careful abrut detail work the ultimate rewards may be very Aurridingly to your utümute benefit.
SAGITTARIUя (Nov. 23-Bsc. 223-- It pays to be friendly and generoka. If you "put out" now, you will be on the receiving end another day.
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BOYS' AND GIRLS MAGAZINE Versatile
A Sail Down Rain Drop River
---The Shadows Thought They'd Land in Timbuktul
By MAX TRELL
than-any-other-place
like,
Hankl
Sycamore Leaf
looked
idea.
had . good IT had ruined hard for an hour "Look," she said, "here comes a and when it stopped
at last, raft.
Let'a all get on it and there, running acrosy
the sall to the end of Rain Drop garden, was a Beautiful river River and then we'll all be in that had never been there before. Timbuktu" It wasn't a very wide river, and it wasn't, ag a matter of fact, much wider than a broad ribbon. But it was swift-dowing. The
itself against pebbles and went aying over fallen branches,
Knarf and Hanid, the shadow- children with the turned-about names, ran out of the house to at this brand-new river
CARD Serie water swirled and eddled, dashed which was large, and green and
Q--Tile-bidding has been:
Bouth West Nordi
3 Hearts 1 You, South, hold: Spades Q-10-7-9, | Iaok Hearts K-7-5-4, Diamonda A-D, Clubs X-6. What do you do?
A-Paxı. Your hand wouldn't be strong enough for an opening bid. and you therefore should not con- sider entering the bidding for the first time at the level of three, Al- though East's stut-out bid shows & weak hand, you simply cannot afford to enter the auction on sulpicion.
TODAY'S QUESTION
mtro
The bidding is the same sa in the question just answered. You, South, hold: Spades K-W-J-7-3-7, Hearts 3-4, Diamonds A., Cluba K-8-0. What do you do?
Answer Tomorrow
CHESS PROBLEM
By C. MANSFIELD
Black, 11 pieces.
White, 9 pieces.
White to play: mate in two,
yesterday's Solution to problem:
·RKKI4. Pamos (ch):
that had never been there before.
Named the River
"What shall we call it?" asked Knart. "Every river should have a name.”
"Let's call it Rain Drop River," sald Hanid.
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Just then Willy Toad came hopping up.
So they all jumped on the rutt,.
shaped like a sycamore lent ("R is a sycamore leaf!" said Hanid) salled toward and away they Timbuklu
Knart stood in the front, to see where they were going. Hanid stood in the middle to see what they were passing, And Willy stood in the back to see what they had just left.
Willy sang a jolly sailer song which he made up. It went; You and me and Hanld too, We're all of us sailing to Timbuktu
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Knart, Hanid and Willy on Board the sycamore leaf raft.
whirling, past rocks and branches of daisies and buttercups until and clumps of grass and forests.
Anally, all of a sudden, the Rain Drop River made a sudden turn. went flying over a log and the raft and all its passengers landed in a ditch.
Outfit
"If this is Timbuktu,” he said, at certainly looks a lot like the
ditch at the end of the garden!", 19-22
didn't matter But it really whether it was Timbuktu or the
ditch or any other place, because
Here and there along the bank, Wally, sitting in the mud, | they met other friends of theirs looked around him in surprise. "Hello, Willy," said Kaarf, daddy-long-legs,, a potato bug, "Did you see our new river? The a caterpillar, a grasshopper, name
of it is Rain Drop River." small and a beetle. Willy shouted "Where does it go to?" asked to them: "We're going to Tim- Willy
It's at the end of Rain buktul Knart said: "It goes to Tim- Drop River. Come along". buktu,"
"Where's that?" asked Willy. "I don't know," said. Kaarf, "except that it's farther away So the daddy-long-legs, the than any other place."
potato bug, the caterpillar, the Here Willy and Knart and grasshopper, the anal and the they would beetle all jumped aboard the raft Hanid all decided like to go to Timbuktu just to and away they all anlled, twist see what a place farther-away- Ing and turning, spinning, and
All Sallod Away
Rupert and the Diamond Leaf-20
The Guida Baryt decides that they must try to get help for Rupert," he goer any higher even the fire escape won't; be able to reach him." Suddenly share it cry from Jabei.Look, Jook. there's Rally Duckling floating about
in the alt now. This is quite mad. What are they up to Anl mure enough, Rupeee sees this 'his sal ta up at the same height and **What you not far from him." too!** exclaims: “ Thank guodossa l'm not ake-But Gọ cell us how did we get, hure P45-
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Rain
By VERA WINSTON
Coronation
ballz gown: it is in brocade, and the petticoat effect at the front Is In draped tuile.
House Habits Of American Housewives
By CAY PAULEY.
New York. Husbands KUNS lazylot Around the house, even when their wives help make the living
This unflattering fact came to light
In I
new study, of the housekeeping habits of America's working wives.
The average husband of the average working wife, the study reported, does little toward helping with the household duties, although her outside job contributes an average of 39 percent of the family's total income.
Central Electric, which makes household appliances and want- ed to know how women used them, held an inquest.
Takes Out Garbage. The working wives came from coveral incomt groups, from various types of jobs, and from all parts of America;
The
study showed that hubby's assistance to his work- wife usually consists of: his pulling up the easy chair and papers, while she
washes
dishes,
evening
cooks, serves,
and does a spot of ironing or cleaning before calling
About the only homė which he shines is garbage and trash.
duty That
emptying
both for husbands of workifiz wives and those who run the home full-time. Forty-one per cent of the husbands of cm- ployed women were contribuiç= ing to this chore; 23 percent of
the others.
According
10 the lafest government statistics, there ́nro approximately 10,000,000 (mn) toworking wives.
the jolly sailors agreed an USEFUL Indeed is the they walked back home, wet and suit that, by a change of accasWorking Wife Botter Planner Its research showed that the spattered with mud, that they sory pace, does well both in had never taken a more exciting town and in the country. This overage one is member or a trip than the all down the smartly ensual outfit is ready family of three, is 36 and has. wonderful
Drop River for a varied and busy life in a husband who's 38; their child
been in the the city or travelling. Fashioned which had never
is 11 or 12. of natural coloured camel's hair Sho dors almost as much garden before.
and wool mixture, it has a boxy work around the house 39 Jacket that is lined in striped hours per week as the woman cotton with a matching cotton who
full-time to her devotes blouse. The straight skirt has a housekeeping, The workingz notched centre scam above a wife, the study showed, simply kick pleat.
gets work done at different times.
Don't
forget
your
Rupert
Annual
Household Hint ⠀
Although she schedules her time and activities a litte! mure closely than the full-time housewife, she does not
mako any better use of labour-ving devices or technique, dini saya Woodenware such as mixin Yet, the study showed, the spoons, chopping bowls, rolling working wife mandreso pins, and pastry board, should how to lead 20 All and varied be washed promptly, beford a life as the" full-time : hữuros foods, or juices have me to wife. ^ A penetrate.
said that in
BOTTLE
WAYS working wife is a. better plane. Uso a well souped brush or ner than the full-time home dish cloth for this. Rinse well maker. Forty-six | peremt" "plan" and rubs dry immediately, Allow their menus beveral days ahead, to dry thoroughly in open air for instance, while 40. peTGENT before putting away. Wooden of tile full-timere pian desa). utdeila should never of soaked,UNING Fres
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