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Colonel UP and Mr. DOWN by Walter

JACOBY

BY • THE • WAY

by Beachcomber

THE CHINA 'MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1953,

WOMANSENSE

HEALTH FOR TODAY:

Pago

BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

Pen and Pencil Are Important

Sunburn Precautions For, the house was Inst anceps.

THE

Summer Vacations

By W. W, BAUER, M. D.

p.m.

out in the sun. The

sun playan large othorwiec part in most vacations. hours when tanning is most Haven't you heard me. effective, are from 10 a.m. to 2 "body say "I'm going to spend my vacation soaking up sunshine it'll be a long

ON BRIDGE TRAVEL, even under modern tere has been invented which "win | winter"?

Switch to Clubs is

Correct Play

WEST

NORTH 4952 ❤AQJ

963

7043

EAST

QJ87 732 QJ 10 A52

4 None

❤ 10 8 04

South

1 A

3 A

Poss

2#

AK8754

& 1098 SOUTHI (D)

AAK10043

K95 +2

4KQJ

Both sides vol.

West North East Poss IN.T. Pass Pass LA Puss

Pass

Opening lead-6 Q

asked

an

conditions, stilt broadens the mind. When I American in Italy where he had cen. has passed the question to

or to

per- not

his wife. Neither of them was *ure whether they had slept on the previous night in Austria Switzerland. I said it WAD, haps, Spail; but they uld Think so. The husband then me, with Rudden vehemence, America fan of per cent of the labe- phones of the world. "What coun-

fold

that

ity cities, next?" I naked, throbbing with awakened interest," "Sweden." witt ire,

motment's heditation.

without

4

No orchids for the

signorina Ta sinal Italian town I walked down for up, let pedants wrangle to their hearts content, and to the devil with them) a street

tion,

which

was ornuniented entirely with enor. ITIOLIK cactus plants. Further ex pluration revealed that the entire place was littered with this singa, larly repulsive thing. 1 suppose the local stage-door, johnnies and men, about-town send "actresses bouquets of enctus as a mark of their altee, Pittura Prezen, uttering a law ery of delight, buried her face in the fragrunt bloonis, and emerged scratched und bleeding. The young Jinan taughed sardonically. Motoring for pleasure

piece of good news for the men Whe WHEN the Intercollegiate Con- | who lie on beds of nails or walk Bridge Tournament befefuot on naked sword-blades. A for 1953

held recently, tomms representing Purdue Princeton University won. More than 300 students in 110 leading colleges and universities in all part of the United States took

ent in the contest,

By OSWALD JACOBY

Was

and

A enie hote WAN struck when Bu judges found-that an CHIL made by Oswald Jacoby and partner, John F. Fish, both of Notre Dame University tied for third place North-South hondar They thought that just schoolboy's prank, but it happened to be my

Oswald 20, danes

Jacoby, urík his middle mine for the um of it. (When he gets home 1 poing to have to do somo explains about how he missed fest place!)

ן

Na care in Marseilles, I read

HARRY: MACE

4

KO evar beds of two-inch naile

without being punctured." Indian

actice will now be able to cover

* much larger acreage of nails in How sports hair-shirt. with whort

comparative comfort wearing

Kleven.

the

Rue Thubaneau RUE THUBANEAU, The name of this naley, dirty, narrow street Marseilles should be txinous. For it was here that the people of Marseille heard the great battle. lumn of Rouget de Take for the first time. It was sung at a banquet by Mireur, the young doctor from Montpellier. Near by a huge poster announced a film called "La Reine Ju Hold-Up."

"Nou-gat d'Montelimar !!!

a

SAW

unce more the noble Ventoux, which dominales the whole countryside of Vaucluse. Petrarch climbed it, and left remarkable account of his climb in a letter to a priest. I heard the delightful voices of the nougat- sellers of Mantelimar, and reesiled the great Noural Festival of Clon- mel in the County Tipperary. where, on July 8, all the roads Trun Thurles und Callie and Carrick and

coming in to Clonnel, singing" the nougat song, which is said to date from the tline of Niall of the Nine Hostages.

The sun is a friendl

Closely related to sunshine is skyshine. This is the diffuse

night of a misty day, reflectel from clouds and partly dis- to sipated by moisture. It is highly

deceptive. erpecialty mankind. Without ti's sun; vicinity of water In the which may life on this planet earth reflect and multiply its potency. would be impossible.; But ad burns con be sustained, the sun can be a source of before suspicion

from skyshine. danger to man. And to woman. Maybe especially

to woman.

is

aroused,

Home Treatment

Take the matter of unian. When sunburn has occurred, Both

sexes ardently desire it the best home treatment is that from carly Spring until Labour which would be used for any Day. Then the girls want to other kind of miner burn. If get rid of it overnight because there is simple reddening, cold it makes the party dress look so cream or a thick paste of baking I belleve the word is "Icky." soda in water does well. Vinegur It is the nequisition of sunton is

also

used with success. It that makes most of the trouble, hastens tanning of

mild burn. because both sexes try to get it If there is blistering, or if fever as fast as the girls Inter try to accompanies a sunburn, medical get rid of it.

attention should be sought.

a

All skins, except thase of the Most

persons instinctively albino, contain pigment. Red wear tinted glasses for comfort heads and blondes (natural when

exposing themselves to

Clogheen are crowded with people | varlety) have relatively little bright sunlight. This is a wise pigment in their skins; brunettes

ties precaution, especially in the have

more, When the sun tropies. It has been observed shines upon this pigment, it that brilliant sun may interfere turns darker. That's the simple with night vision untess sun- of why brunettes glasses are worn during the day. explanation Lan easily and with less tendency Sunglasses will not injure the to burn than their blonde or eyes, even if inexpensive, us nuburn companions. Brunetics long us there are na flows in the are not entirely immune to sun- glasa. burn, and even tanned skin can hurn.

Tail piece TALKING of modern

conditions

of travel. I once, xaw in a book- shop a book entitled:

Through My Windscreen"

Runsanta

EVITONE PREsă stanich, ENG

304

"That's right..

egg it on!"

four spaces by

Toilay's hand, is

taken from this year's Intercolleginte con-

test. South reaches a contrue!

bid-

Peel and Burn

There are many persons who never lan, but burn repeatedly, neel and burn again-niosily, of course, blondes and carrot-tops. Sunian, contrary to popular be- Her, is not sign of heath nor docs it contribute to health. It

·la desired for cosmetic reasons, is quite ll and on that basis right if not overdone;

There Is now, definite evidence that too much sunburn, suntan or windburn will, over a period of time. tend to cause skin cancers. This has been observed in persons with outdoor occupa- tions, sailors, farmers, etc.

worth bearing in mind when considering the repetition, year after year, of the deep maho-

11

of, and to play the YOUR BİRTHDAY....... By STELLA any patina affected by so many

extremely well because of the

very back frinup break.

.

West, opens the queen of dia-

and Ron

monds, holding the trick,

MONDAY, JULY 27

young people of both, sexes,

Persons with eye defects, wearing sunglasses, should 150 plain glasses' which Allu over their regular ground leuses, SO as to keep the proper relation ship of eye to prescribed glasses. Some And It'

worth while, though more costly, to have sunglasses ground to

their re- gular сус prescription. Sun- theses should not be too dark; as light a shade as is sufficat to keep The eyes cansfor.able should be used.

Some Fine

Supper Suggestions

Potato

You have a mognelic personality and some ald in the tanning Chowder for 6 servings,

The way to live with sun- shine Is to take it slowly. A few minutes is enough the first this can be increased

help to protect against

burning and process. Persons who burn but do not tan should spend as

Combine 4 c. diced raw pota- much time as possible under

the shade of an toes, 3 c. water, 2 slices finely water or in umbrella when on

and 2 chicken beach, and minced onion should wear wide hots which bouillon cubes. Bell gently until shield the face and neck when Potatoes are well done about 15 working in the garden or when ininutes. Strain, saving liquid.

By ALICE DENHOFF today, you are Пety, in to you for help and advice. Your poluous and yet have a firm and range of interests is very wide but continues the suit, South-ruffing. powerful-wilt which usually permits jou fed that concentration to one

SUPPER-suggestions-to South naturally lays down the you to conquer your moods. You objective at a time is the means by

the pets. you are reach gradually as tan develops, Oils clay, learling of sertion to ace of spades, expecting nu on around you. In another, this remunerative succes.

satisfying trouble with the hand. When might tend to develop a depressive East discards a diamond, South temperament. But you have enough and a great deal of charm. Your emotional balance to know how to emotional lite is Hkely to be a little rentises that he will lose two control your emotions when there it chantle, for you indulge in one trump tricks in addition to a need for it

romance after another. The attrae- You also have enough coullos ter diamond and a club unless

tion you have for the opposite sex is investigate a proposition before you something you sometimes don't quite plays the band with great cure. leap off into space after it!

understand yourself. Your affections imüsunt combination can give you a are stront and you want your love to 18 capability far beyond that of many returned in kind. When you find it.

others in the same field. There inný clubs,

be "two aclves" in your nature, but there is exceptional happiness in West's you discover early that you must learn to understand yourself if others ure to understand you, no!

"Your judginest is excellent and you

he

The right line of play switch iminciutely to forcing out West's ace, best defence is to return a heart, dummy winning with the

store.

To find what the stars have in store for norrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding be your daily guide.

ace. South now, ruffs another know how to make decisions quickly, paragraph. Let your birthday star diamond, and is much, relieved yet accurately. Others learn to look

TUESDAY, JULY 28 ***

201

when this is not overruffed,

July 24 - AU 3)- ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. South cushes the rest of his

A line evening to spend, à pleasant if business aftakes appens perplexing, clubs, takes the queen of hearts time with your very close friends just use, your practical. common

vense in diving all problems, and the king of hearts, und Is Fourret.

VIRGO

24-Sept. Z3)- TAURUB . (Apr. 21-May lucky enough to get all of these Optimism will actually, pay off. Take You must show rigid determination f tricks by without a ruft by a positive point of view and just see

you are to accomplish the important job at hand today. West. The risk must be taken, what happens! however, for. If West cún ruff the hand is hopeless.

LIDRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 2)-- GEMINI Opportunities can be excellent, Make Refuse to let minor matters disturb (May 22-Jane - 213 -- sure that you are smart enough to you. Fortitude and courage can help

you face all setbacka ezlınly. take full advantage of them.

CANCER (JUDD 1-Jnly 21) Relax and enjoy the companionship of cime friends this evening. It cait change your attitude happily.

By this time, both West and South are reduced to three SCORPIO (Oct. 20-Nov. 2) trumps South lends a low

A kindly derd may bring me and hoppinery to someone of whom trump towards dummy's nine, you are very fund. and West is helpless. He must

BAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23-Dec. 22)-

yourself to be dir- happen.

step up with the Jack of trumps Don't permit to win the trick, and now he couraged no matter what must return a spade up to Keep a smile on your South's king-ter; $

A substantial number of college bridge players made this difficult contract, thus Indienting that our colleges will. «pon pro- duce a new crop of bridge ex- perts.

CARD Sende

Q-The bidding has been: North

West Enst South Spade Pass 2 Dmids. Priss 2 Spades Pass ~*`~?

You Bouth, hold: Spades 8-3 Itearts Q-7-4-2, Diamonds A-Q- J-1-5 Clubs 9-0. What do you do?

APass. You told your full atory when you bid two;' dia- mols. You have no reason-lo

updose, that you can find belter spot than, two inades.

TODAY'S QUESTION

The bidding is the same as the question just answered: You, South, hold Spades 3-8-3 Hearts, Q-7-4-2, Diomonds A-Q- J-7-b, Club What do you

Answer: TornĄSTOW

CAPRICORN (Dee.

A communication with an old friend. whom you have not seen 'recently, can be very pleasant.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Job: 19)—

| A "îne time for shopping when there are plenty of bargains. "The fair sex will have a wonderful day.

PISCES

203. (Feb, 20-Mar. This is a period when you must keep your nose to the grindstone, if you Want to get the best results

DUMB-BELLS

THERE

WAS A TERRIFIC

STORM

LAST NIGHTY

"WHY"

• DIDN'T] YOU AWAKEN ME,YOU

CA SLEEP DURING: A STORM

CHESS PROBLEM

By W. MAY Black, pieces

White, 8 pieces. White to play: małe in tuļo.

"Solutions to Saturday's problem:

1, R-BL1

-Kt (RG), anyt

OxKt (ch); I

Q-BJ) (ch);

WHAT'S HIS LINE?

GOOROBKY

thee the letters is

tion

CROSSWORD

Acrosa

1. immensa fabulous

571

(4)

1. Pay up, they say

Look, Blous animal bidden

here: 145 2 V. Wagner engagement ons 7 (6) 11. Toy vicar (Asg.) (8) 12. Rubs out. (8)

Bheltered place for a noras y (8) 19. Modern arrangement, (1,3) 16%. Yours when you eulh, (8)

17. Pre-war Germanto footwour, (u)

23. Mentally sound. (4)

2. Colourful character.. (0)

Clean with a rub, (4)

Garden for swo. (6)

A contemptuOUR IDŐK, (8) Totals, (6)

Barn

per done, (0)

Gold standard, (5)

Healthy towna in the Dem. Arm muscle. (5)

it Whisky and linen

posable, (6)

Mash

potatoes thoroughly, making sure that there, are no Jumps. Add 3 tbsp. butter, là tap. celery salt, tsp. ground black pepper and 1⁄2 tsp. "cach salt and powdered. dry mustard. - Beat again. Gradually blend in 2 c. light cream or top milk and poisto stock. Add tsp. dried parsley flakes. Heat and seTVO topped with sprinkling of pap- rika.

Ham Casserole

Leftover ham provides an in- gredient for a substantial CAS- serale, Takes 2.c. leftover ham, ground,

Spread hall of ground bam in- bottom of buttered casserole. Mix one tin whole kernel corn with tsp. each salt and paprika and pepper to sull; spread over ham. Dot with tbsp. butter. Top with remaining ham. Mix 15 c each honey and water and pour slowly over top. Bake at 300° F. for 10 minutes.

The next recipe is called Chicken Roll offcibly, but it's really hot chicken and bisculta all dressed up for a specla! kup- per occasion. Best part is that it

(4) provides n' due way to use left-

Pidie without a man about, (#1) battleground country. (5)

10. Dapitally nappy city, (3. B)

12. Tropioni 2005 piant, () you, - around.”, în bod. (b) 176. The

over chicken

ken und gravy,

Chicken Roll

To serva 6. heat on

one c. chickén

de gravy, Beat one eggi odd bot

devour It Up":18kespeare). † gravy to egg, mixing well. Add

(4) 18. Quod Rope for ona. (4)

-But They

Decide That Alone They'd Be Nothing- By MAX TRELL write to your heart's content, not letters or homework as you T was late at night. Everyone ore forced to do now, but what- ever it pleases you to write. All at once, as Knarf, the Remember how you are scolded shadow-boy with the turned and scowled at for making mis- about name, was passing

the takes in spelling and for blot- desk, he heard two voles.

ting the pages of 'a letter?" The first voice sald; "Hist... Pent Are you awake?"

"Wide

eawake," answered the second voice promptly. "What do you want, Panelir"

"There's something I want to tell you. Let's run away from this house."

"Run away!" ity ca

clever We are both enough to live in a house of our own, with our own

Novar Pon's Fault

"I do, Indeed. And it is never my fault, agreed the Pen.

"If we live by ourselves, no one will ever scold you again. here. For, though we aro im- portant, it is not because of ourselves but of the hand which move us,

Can't Draw A Line "Alone wo can do nothing, We cannot

"No.

5-29

Fenoll, we inusi stay

here," said the Pen.

And when the children woko

furniture, our own pictures neither you nor I. and our own garden. The door write a stroke or draw a line. In the morning, they found Is open wide enough to let us And though we seem at times to them_sull_on_the_desk. out. All we need do is roll off be treated harshly, yet you are As for me, I am tired of doing the desk and spring out. Are always kept trimmed to a keen arithmetic, and seeing my you willing?"

point, and I am always given answers scratched out or rubbed "But, Penell," said the Pen, the Ink I "how will we live when we are

nerd,

out because they are wrong. I "So let us stay here and do shall spend all my me, tt In our house by ourselves? what is asked of us. We can concluded boastfully, "drawing What shall we do?"

be useful and busy, Alone we pletures, Comel Are shall be nothing."

you ready? But the Pen, who was really. And the Pencil, corsidering quite wise, thought for a mon decided ment or two in silence. Then it said: "No, Penell, we must stay

"Have you forgotten how im- parlant we both are?" the Pen- cil replied gruffly. "We both this advice carefully, know how to write. You will at last to remain,

Rupert and the Bad Dog-34

Rupert soon, Anda his precious ball and he is just about to start back akar Podgy when he remem bere something. "Rosalis had an umbrella," he thinks; "W. didn't bring it out. It must be still there. Re-entering the cave ha rummages in the bracken until

he finds the

missing object. "Why, there's her string bag. 100." he murmurs, "but it's empty now, I wonder where she has put all the things that were in it." He looks round without discovering anything more than a lew pieces of paper.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

1

new

Another

"Adventure"

RUPERT

and the

BOY PIRATE

$1.

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MEN'S AERTEX SHIRTS

White Only All Sizes Originally $22.50 Now $12.50

MEN'S COTTON GOLF HOSE White or Khaki All Sizes Originally $4.50 Now $2.50

"SIMPSONS" TROPICAL SUITS Fawn or Grey Originally $350.00 Now $175.00

MEN'S SAXONE SHOES Brown Only Originally $69.50

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·MEN'S CRESTA HANDKERCHIEFS

Coloured or White

Originally $30 doz. Now $15 dox.

PRINTED SILKS

In a Large Selection of 'Beautiful”,

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To Be Cleared At HALF PRICE

"WESTWARD HO” Ladies Pure Wool Twin Sweater Sets

Assorted Colours and Sizes

Originally $85.00 Now $67.50

CAPRICE GIRDLES

All Way Stretch - All Sizes Originally $65.00 Now $45.00

BRITISH KNITTING WOOL

In 12 Beautiful Shades Usually $25.00 lb. Now $19.00 tb.

"TUBINYL" SKIRTS Permanently Pleated by Koret of California White Only Originally $75.00 Now $60.00

Bend this to show homage, (4) one e cooked or tinned chicken. CASH IN NOW ON THIS BARGAIN BOOM:

Favourite,__ with #kittine; (0) Ugeren. (5)

Take Care, & dont (41

dleëd, and 2 tbsp. minced-onlon, Season to taste with salt and

Before poireamy was made a pepper.

#Dryden). (5)

dough

Make 2 c.

mix package. Roll out a quarter- Jack thick. Spread chicken mix- ture on dough; roll like Jelly roll. SATURDAY'S and seal edge-Bake at 450%. F.

SOLUTION cording to directions on biscuit

TO CHECK

POZZLE

18 to 20 minutes. Heat another e. chicken" gravy; add 11⁄2 & more chicken and 1/8, c., sliced black olivery serva; with, the roll-

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