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EDITORS PATRO SERVICE, DIE,~~ MULVA YORK

"Herbert hates to have me wash my hair."

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BY

THE

•

WAY •

by Beachcomber

DR. STRABISMUS

(Whom lacking an ape's hat of is the God Preserve) of Utrecht is primrose path, let them try it, known to have been working and she's not the only one of us to to settle down. One bearded device for sometime on a

without her noiseless-par- lady was caught maka niceralt ticularly when landing or taking beard by the director of off. He claims to be able to atram carpet-beating company, completely and they were married before plane silent by catching the noise in an you could say trout,

to the antistrepitumeter attached to

make

engine, and dissolving it into

inoubic vibrations as it passes A good haul through a alter with bdellium

Experts

On

walls four inches thick. say that the ghastly silence an airfield will be resented by on radio, people brought up rond-drills, and other exciting rounds. As Sir Gregory Tumult said yesterday. "If these noises are abolished, a feeling of dul- ness and boredom will have deleterious psychological on the population." Friendly and saucy DEA

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effect

4

Yours truly,

Rita Revere.

Ta party.

reputed to have cost somethink in the neighbourhood of £230,000, for which the hostess had hired

Stadium.

138,000 Wembley "quesin turned up-though only 75,000 Invitations had been However, surprise sued. awaited the gatecrashers. Nothing could be found to eat but some cold porridge, nothing to drink but milk on the turn. Shortly before the party was due to start a convoy of lorries was kissed drove

up, and an authoritative behind an elephant,

but that

showed

written order from the was only because the elephant

the to be there. Was I transfer happened supposed to move it, as though Olympia,

EAR SIR,

1

ITue

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where,

to

EL hostess refreshments to

after др

of plan, I was in a Sunday school? I eleventh-hour change

knife-thrower the purly was to be held. Into remember the

not to be so the lorries were piled the black- telling Kalinka

aspic the tongues in atand-olish. He said she ought bird

embedded to have stayed at home with asparagus

salmon her Ma, and she said, "Well, strawberries,

and cavior Hay I'd have had fewer sprinkled

the rein- It was stuffed with truffles, knives thrown at me."

and

deers' liver sandwiches, and the cakes of champagne. As the 133,000 guests milled and shouted, one word, murmured by a police inspector, turned the

instess

ilps

the

with

all friendly and saucy there's not a clergyman in all St. Paul's could have obfected, Zaboula was no worse than any anher piri, and if anyone thinks

vermilion with fury. riding two horses at once and The word was "Foulenough,”

THE CHINA MAIL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1954.

JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

Ambitious Contract Makable at Times

By OSWALD JACOBY DERHAPS South's contract In today's hand WAS a bit ambitious. A conservative player might have stopped at three spades. The game contract was, however, makable.

of

was East

West opened the three clubs and a low club played from the dummy, won with the king of clubs and returned a diamond.

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South went up with the ace of diamonds and hastened to lead a club to dummy's ace. He then took the nos of hearts, ruffed a heart in his hand, and cashed the queen of clubs In order discard the losing diamond from the dummy.

It was a fine iden to discard ser from the dummy, but this loser there was no need for much un- acemly haste. South WOD longer in position to bring in and dummy's long heart sult, the contract was now, doomext to failure.

no

South saw that it would do him no good. to draw two rounds of trumps and then Tuff another heart. Even if the

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hearts broke favourably, would be unable to get back in dummy to cash the rest of the heart suit. South therefore drew only one trump and ruffed another heart in his hand.

a

low diamond,

West overruffed, and return- ed

South struggled on by ruffing in dum- heart

YOUR BIRTHDAY....... ®y STELLA my and ruffing another

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18 BORN day, you are the vigorous personality

and ability 1u speak vincingly to all kinds of people executive type what at the helm of a Flant project and

will make you a gond promoter. knowa tyres to engineer Uzings You are deeply affectionate and efficiently. You have a magnetle cannot be conferr without your myn tamily group You will be personality,

Itke you and people

you wed early in life, Contiently. It is easy for you to applest f give directions and have thein loyal and devoted, you will expect

the same from the one you wed. followed plicitly. You have on-

Aten and siderable businers

M10 Among those who were born on

1ht 1 diate

Marshall Field. are: vary apt to malcon fortune-or in-

Seth Thornan. clock eroane the one you may have in- teha,

manufacturer; Einneror Franz Jooqph herstel.

Farly in 1e you may find that of Austria; James ityslop and George Charter you have drifted into an occupation Fullerton, paychologists;

putable for vae of your talents, Francis Adama, alates have in

To And what the capalities or pinbition. It m, you should make a change, for if you store for you tomorrow, select your are to feel cramped or fru,trated in birthday star and read the corres your surroundings, your best ability ponding paragraph. Let your birth-

Your day star be your daily fulde. Will

exert

THURSDAY, AUGUST 19

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never

itself.

(July 21-Aug -Things you will, discover that recent post- may not be exactly what they seem ponements can be reactivated again, today, no hivestigate the detalls of

any proposition wwwy artfully,

VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)--Good and ill combine to take a rather intricate pattern Just now, co be very cautious at every move.

Luna (Sept 21-0cl. 23)-Avold careless actions. These are days when you need to use your very best judgment, both at frome and at work,

BCORPIO (Oct. 21-Nov. 22)—The skies have cleared for you: almost be anything you wish to do TRY accomplished succrefully.

BAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)- Proceed slowly. Harte will make only wato, so be on guard against any carelera petions,

CAPRICORN (Dec, 21-Jan. 20)— 1 is kely that a new and betier than averige opportunity will open for you. Conalder it wisely.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)— Storm clouds have passed over and your skies are clear. Gel bury and catch up on things you've postponed. (Feb 20-Mar. 203-De PIACES alert and you can vold a careless accident. Cheek

detall บท carefully.

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20)—Thinga are beginning to tuns in your favour once more, but keep 4, weather eye out for the unexpected.

CROSSWORD

Астов

1. Pirst word of today'a rhymo. (8) 1. And the sixth, (B), 11. There was much of this in the crypt. at Westminster on this date once. (8)

12. Teachers like this kind

pupu, (8) The Ringa

TAURUS. (Apt. 21-May 21)-Keeps. 10. Lamiitar routine and all will go well. Steer clear of trying out any thing new at this time.

GEMINI (May, 22-June 21)--If you will hold to a positive. optimistle Attitude, you will and this work out well,

CANCER (June 21-July-23)-B1 patient, for 'n Mitte while longer and

CHESS PROBLEM

By O. STOCCHI Black, 10 pieces,

White, 8 plecer;:! White to play! mate in two,

"Saturion to ysiterday's próblème fal

15; threat x, qug's

of

men thought

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1. Yuletide

15. Sometimes a slip occurs

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17. Bius Bower-cometimes yellow

dad brown, (4)

21. It was useless for clay so ao

this. (4)

23 Order of merit gets mixed up

with tatent. (8)

20. The Diške of Wellington, they say, followed these words with ...And. af 'em." 13, 8) »** 25. An old Central Kureperit. 193. 10. FARADE And bla tien certainly

took these. 15) ;-)

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gentry (8)

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Puts another cost on. (0)

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ná. Dinquity ja sometimes found in making" bolb of them · meet.

SOLUTION TO CHECK

PUZZLE

with the ten of spaces, but there was nothing more to do. He then led his last trump to dummy, hoping that both miss- ing trumps would drop. They aldn't, of course, and the con- tract was defeated,

South could have made his contract

if he hadn't been in

the such n hurry to discard Josing diamond from the dum- my. The correct line of play is to win the ace of diamonds at the second trick, take the ace of hearts and ruff a heart im- mediately, cash both of dum- my's top trumps, and ruff an- other heart.

Now South loads a club, to dummy's ace and ruffs a low

heart for the third time, Only at this point con South afford to cash the queen of clubs and discard the losing diamond from dummy. This is declarer's ninth trick. He ruffs a diamond in dummy, and that ruff gives him his tenth trick.

♥☆CARD Sense.

Q-The bidding, has been: East South Went North 1 Dmd. Double Pass 1 Heurt Pas

You, South, hold: Spades A- K-J-10-8-4, Hearts 7-5, Diamond 4. Clubs A-K-8-3. What do you da?

A Bld two spades. Ar la yesterday's example, this bid is almost forcing to game. Even if your partner can rebid his Irearis, however, you will not raise that suit, If North can respond at all, you will prob- ably wind up playing the hand at game in spades.

TODAY'S QUESTION

The bidding has been; .

West North Earl South

1 Dmd. Double Pass 1 Heart

1 Spade Pass ?

PASH

WOMANSENSE

"WHAT SHALL I WEAR? Tips On Care Of

• Where do you stand now the torrent of fashion words is behind you?" What is there in it all for_you? Here is our Nutshell Summary of what the new Paris, fashionsTM mean to someone who wants to buy something new for Autumn, ROBB'draws the foundation and wè flll'in' with--'

FIRST,

the clothes that are still new enough to get a smart woman by for next winter:

YOU CULTY more than hold up your head among the fashionable set with any of these:---

STRAIGHT Jersey dresses in grey or mole or a mixture of both.

. ROUGH

black and

white tweed dresses or suits. Fur collar and cuffa or hat and muff, if the fur iB

seal, beaver,

leopard.

SUITS with loose- waisted jackets or straight box jackets over alim tight skirts; D straight loose top coat, but

a tent-shaped

not

one portrait collars on sults or conts.

STOLES for evening dresses in velvet or tulle, and for daytime in tweed or fur.

ANYTHING in beige or carmel or cream or char- con! or blue, especially stained glass window blue or a soft grey-blue.

SINGLE strings of fat pearls or collars of jet.

SHORT topless evening dresses.

PALE satin or tulle dresses, grand evening especially in honey or wild roge or. silver grey,

BLACK

cocktail dresses with wide V.... necks in taffeta velvet or

satin.

ANYTHING in thickly' ribbed wool or velvet.

BOYS' AND

THE SECOND: „part- of our Nutshell Sémmary tells you what to waor if you want the heads to turk....

YOU are AHEAD -of- everyone with any of

these:

A BROWN day dress in thick wool, like face cloth or flannel.

ONE of the anaky down- to-the-ground dinner dresses,

in pale coloured cotton velvet or satin or brocade,

LEATHER

Leather

By ELEANOR ROSS

accessories, fabrics, not all colours in loather whether wallets, belts are fast. Test first with a damp or novelty compacts; need colour comes off, the only cisan* cloth, and it a great deal of

care.

danilng recommended is with a damp cloth and soap, rubbed, gently A little attention will keep but evenly over the sled- mir- them flexible and gleaming, face. Many of us believe Incorrect-

If stitching bad become loose,"

ly that saddle soap and shoo don't try to sew it yourself, how- polish are cleaners. They aver fine a seamstress you may are merely preservative be. The mended spot will only agents which renew the oil stick out like a sore thumb. supply that should be in all

Take it to a luggage store and leather.

you'll get a good,

The best

They

muld

to

walk

in

At like a skin and demand special shuffle them.

SEMI - FITTED

coati which has no collar and no belt. The waist ja darted so that it

curves in loosely. ANYTHING fri the new

Dior line

ANYTHING in red-from a touch to a whole outfit.

ANYTHING from a collar

To

of

job.

cleaner

of all is a

over the soup rubbed surface of the item to be cleaned

with a damp, soft nap cloth.

FOR

professional

Another Instance where home

For a sparkling shine, use floor fixing is out, is when gold tool- wax. Rub it on with a damp in has begun to wear off. Unless cloth, then buff hard. Car wax it is hand-tooled and very in excellent, too.

bert pensive, or it has tonilmontal résulta and this applies to the value, it isn't worth fixing. Here again, a good leather goods family car, too, don't use water. dealer can see that the job is Rub the wax on just as it comes properly done, if you decide to

heavy pasto

out of the thin

form; then buil well for a fine have the tooling restored. lustre. coat In persian lamb

Not only does it give

wallet, kay If your leather от broadtall, A collar

Leather things a handsome shine, ease or any other leather Item chinchilla or opossum.

but it protects them against has inadvertently gut wet, place scuffing and scratching: It's a It between two clean blotters to wax now leather under some heavy object such as

SOMETHING in one of the

new colours: mauve, green, raisin, cinnamon, jade,

terra

moss

colta, or maroon,

And for evening-a brilliant sunlight gold.

SHOES with pointed toe,

spiky

buckle.

hee), and big, flat

AN EVENING

DRESS in

warm wool velours, as thick

as a coat cloth,

A TWO-PIECE in jeracy in one of the new colours-the dress quite straight and the redingoto tled loosely at the waist,

SIX-STRAND necklace or clump earrings made of tiny coloured benda linked with fine gold chain.

A BLACK cocktail dress or sult in one

of the fabrics - draws that have been outmoded for the girt

20 years a bubbly crepe, velvet, or satin with a

who looked velvet. pattern.

to Paris

A BUIT In Loose, woven. for the tweed flecked with a brillant answer colour grey flecked with to that scarlet, or brown flocked with "What shall mauve.

( wear' question

-(London Express Service.)

GIRLS' MAGAZINE

How Flowers were Named

--Mr. Punch Called Most of Them after Girls ---t

By MAX TRELL TANID, the shadow-girl with

the turned

about name,

together, whispering to each other."

"Why?" asked Hanid. "Because they wanted names," "How would went up to her friend Mr Punch, said Mr Punch. who was sitting in his chair by you like to go around without a the window. From the way ho name and have people point at nodded his head, it was plain you and say: "That's her!"

wouldn't like that he was half awake, or half asleep, whichever you choose to Hanid. call it.

Hanid chose to call it half asleep. She gave him a bit of

sald

"Neither did the flowers," sald Me Punch. "So one day, I decided to give them all names.

a shake a rather gentis shake thought to myself, should

eyes.

give them he names or shớ, —and he half-opened his

names Well, I thought and This now made him fully awake. thought and thought and finally "Yes?" he said. "Can 1 help I decided to call them she-

you?

A Question for Mr Punch

"You can," sald Henid. like to know something about the flowers."

Mr Punch's face lit up. was always pleased to any

names,"

Hanid looked puzzled.

“Who named all the floweTS?”

Hanid naked Mr. Punch.

4

They are all girl-names,"

"This is the reason why," said said Hanid. Mr Punch. "Girls are beautiful. Mr Punch nodded. "And So there were many more, such as and flowers are beautiful. girls are like flowers and flowers Pansy Violet," 'Lally,' 'Iris,' Ivy Hyacinth, 'Buttercup' and He are like gitle. That's logic."

Hanid was going to ask what 'Lilac,” answer ingle meant, but she didn't have questions about flowers, Uime to interrupt. Mr. Punch being very fond of them.

right on. wont "What would you like to know

"Se 1 looked around the field about flowers?” he asked.,

and

called the fowers with the I "I'd like to know," said fanid, white petals and the yellow eyes, "who gave

flowers their Daisies"," names?".

the

For just one moment, Mr Punch Was silent, Thea

be

"Oh!" said Harld.

"And, Mr Punch," Interrupted | Hanild.

"Yes, my dear?"! = "Didn't you call any of the flowers by boys' names}"

"H'mm,” said Mr Punch. ́ ́ "1 | did call a low by boys' names Just the not-so-pretty ones, like Dandy-lon, Jack-in-the- Pulpit and ... and

Girls' and Flowers' Names cleared his throat and answered with the yellow petals and the "And I named the flowers my dear, didn't I ever tell

black eyes, 'Black-Eyed Busana,' "Tell me what, Mr Punch?” And I named the flowers with "Tell you," said Mr Punch,

all around them," the thorns *Rose'." "that I was the one who named, all the flowers.”

You, South, hald: Spades Q- | you?” 7-0, Hearts A-Q-0-3, Diamonds 8-5-4-2, Clubs Q-7, What do you do?

Answer Tomorrow

DUMB-BELLS

'THE· BABY:

SWALLOWUS?

A BE

[INCREDIBLE:

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NO, INDELIBLE

You!" exclaimed Hanid. "Mel" sald. Mr Punch.

"Poppy," said Hanid. "For all the papas.”.

Mr Punch smiled. ́"I should have thought of that

"But you never told me that Rupert and the Spring Chicken-28

before, Mr. Punch," said Hanid.

"You never asked me before."

said Mr Punch.”

Hanid now wanted, to know how and when and where, and why Mr. Punch had first-givant the flowers the

'their

Tunes.

A Long Time Ago

"It all happened very sadden,

1r" bald Mr. Punch.

guite a long time ‘ago,

fore you were Borate, NO

hid yet thought of their "Kowars; any," naman."

good Idea purse accessories before putting them to use,

book. When the wrecess water has been blotted out, ex- it to the air and let it dry pose naturally away from the radiator or other artificial drying device,

Leother handbag sccessories Then proceed with saddle sopi should always be gleaming and ing and waxing. fresh. This is particularly im-

portant In the сале of the If ugly dark stains remain, woman who carries one of the apply a thick coat of lemon oll and repeat this prosedure every popular transparent pursea,

day for two or three days; or word of warning! Care until the entire surface of the should be taken in cleaning stained article has darkened to coloured leathers. Just as in the shade of the spots,

A

Oily Hair Needs A Vinegar Rinse

IF you don't the beauty so will suffice.

...

you don't have time to the cream type, a tablespoon ör

'Apply shampoo to the crown of your head, Work it in with a circular movement front, sides and back.

salon for a weekly shampoo and set, learn to do the job well at home.

This calls for a good shampoo, one that fruffs to a foam, rinses out easily, leaves hair silky and

alive.

Rub the ends of your Hair bes tween the palms of your hands. The shampoo should-ful i-up, get good and suday. A special shampoo brush really makes the

There are numerous shampoos Job much easier and manages on the market... Some are for your scalp, too.

dry half, others for ally, "I'm

Just a matter of experiment to Rinso away all lather, then And the one best for you:

apply some more shampoo.. Generally speaking, one applica-

Don't hurry through a sham- tion isn't enough. poo. Do a thorough job. StartTf hair is olly, finish" with a by brushing and massaging

will loosen vinegar rinse. Three tablespoon- your scalp. This dirt, leave hair ready for sude. water make the right mixture. fuls of vinegar, în a bowl of

on your head, Next, rinse with a strong Four the rinse current of water. Then, it using giving each strand special treat- a liquid soap, dilute it one hal ment. Remove with clear water, with hot water. If you prefer)

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