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"Let me know if the subject of food comes up in your conversation.”

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to Territet, Into We are accustomed to experi- his hotel, and up to his room, the He was accused by the manager

and human of "making a scene, But the obesity or pet had to play them back all dogs, and the consequent diffi- way up the mountains. Next culty of getting smart clothes day the Gazette de Lausanne

of had the banner headline:

Flute Virtuoso In Hotel Cattle-Raid

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'THE CHINA_MAIL, MONDAY OCTOBER 11,

JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

Clues Will Lead To The Culprit

By OSWALD JACOBY

WHEN today's

hand whs

played, somebody committed a horrible bridgo crime. If you are a good birdgo detective you will be able to spot the crime and nob the criminal.

West opened the Jock of henris East played the queen, and South won with the ace. Declarer led trump to dum- my's eight and returned a low club from dummy in order to finesse the queen. West won with the king of clubs and fed a low heart to East's king.

East promptly returned tho·|·|| queen of diamonds, hoping that South had only the lung of this auit. South won with the ace

of diamonds, eashed the see of clubs and entered dummy with rult a club. a trump in order

As it happened, the clubs falled to break. so South had to love

n club, two diamonds, and a heart.

Somewhere in the bidding or horrible

play of this hond, a commit-

bridge crime has been

out how fat clog can lose Mme. Kodliva Oyul flies in weight without detriment to FN London on A shopping his nerves, Cats, they tell me, holiday d Kodliva Oyak, are dyeing their whiskera blue the Turkish or ash-blonde in order to look younger. My car is cocked for A few foul words from an age- ing parrot who is having her wrinkles rubbed out by a Finland. oskel the Italian can North be blamed for rais-

Inasseur,

We Are Seven

*Who are these girls?” the

chairman naked,

might, at a party given for her by Mrs Chudge, wife of Judge Chudge of Indianapolis, Captain Charles Bates, fresh from om model Pittur Fresco to

ted. So if you can spot it for yourself before you read on.

It's very

dificult to

blome anybody for the bidding. There are nine fast tricks at no-trump, but South cannot be erlileked for rebidding the spades, nor

occurred in the

signe crime her autograph on the cricket bat with which he mado 18 for play of the cards, for South the Market Harborough Ice should have made his contract, Club, at Chepstow Comte Upon winning the first trick Raoul de St. Chely do Roche- fort, amid laughter, made pattern of shrimps and biscuits on the bot, Dame Ellen Wrath, of amid laughter, said it was

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lecture; And all the girls in chorus

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FASHIONED FOR AUTUMN

By DOROTHY BARKLEY

London. coffes for an hour without the Besides the fashion stores

TOST of the visitors who disturbance of a hovering waller

MOST of the visitors who presence of a tovering

chother shop not to be missed i

Bice

the one with the department devoted to the now Italian and come in the summer. As I

Fronch furniture. You may nover buy any of it. but it is Londoner, I wonder why.

Londoners, as well as visitors worth a visit," "just to see. It The weather can scarcely from abroad, make a point of includes a wickerwork "Cour- come up to their expecta- touring the shops cach season to poster bed and a chair that looks tions; it rarely comes up to see what's now. Around the like an up-turned straw coolie ourn. And the city is so fashion shops, just now, women hat perching on legs

are looking for new shapes and knitting-needles, crowded that travelling styles in berets, Velvet Is the around town, eating out or popular material. The beret was booking for a theatre has to glven cam- man,'

milliner.

There's n dressmaking apa Sho showed a com- sweeping the country just now pleto collection of berets, and in and, when I went along to the

different it were fifty dif if they chose autumn instood, making it attractive.

ways of

be planned like a

paign.

they would

boost

by Jimene MIF

Princess Margaret's

Singer sewing-machine firm to talk about their classer, I found For parties, women are that

were booked; up? for the next six month. They teach

find the weather

normal again after the summer fashion started by Hardy Ainks you how to make a dress from Benzin. Besides, London does and

for shopping have its "tourist attractions" in coloured siln.

better and the city back to following the new season's that they

the autumn as well as earlier.

amber-

culting-out to finishing torches For evenings, all in oight lessons, In theso they arc choosing the old you learn how to use a sewing For one thing, the foreign res- favourite, taffeta, but buying it machine, (practising on paper taurenta scem to peric up when in now styles. One of them is at first, not material), how bo people get back from their sum illustrated here. It has a draped adjust a pattern to fit you, and mer holidays. In one Soho res off-the-shoulder bodice, and a numerous other details tourant,

full skirt. for instance, you can

tailor tacking and zip fastenings. have a three-course French medi for no more than six shillings. 11

French visitors that

thoy: con ent their own "food more cheaply in London than at home,

For a similar meal in Paris, they would pay a pound. a head-or morts,

YOUR BIRTHDAY

By STELLA

you hate, you can stali intefinitely; Ar a child you will take tactful auggestion from those you admire, love or respect but you will become stubborn and even unruly if ordgred to do something! Parents of children born on this day, take heedt

MONDAY, OCTOBER 11 BORN today, you are one of those persons whose sterling qualifles are bound to bring you to là cm- fuctably plemant sücores before you are very old! You may not be a spectacular performer, but you have a steady pace which fate you where you plan to go in short order. Your tastes are gurical, drammatic and inerary

You also have creative ability in the arts, which, combined

Wed someone born under your own sign. You will find harmony and happiness in marriage, even i

life than, 11 doen to some,

North-South vul.

South West North

24 Pasa 2N.T. PAR 34 Pas 44 Pass Pani

Puss

Opening lead—♥ J

with the ate of hearts, South should Jay down the ace of clubs and give up a club trick. Ho enn then get to dummy | twice with trumps in order to ruff clubs, and enn get back to dummy with Q third trump in order to cath the last club.

or

This line of play will succeed if the clubs break 3-3 4-2. and if neither opponent had all The odda are about 3 to 1 in

Jove comes to you rather later on in four trumps. cavour of such a Among those born on this date break. Taking the club finesse are: Pouhneft. pianist: myde Battle, barlione; Theordure Thomas, will succeed only if the finesse composer: Mes Eleanor Roosevelt, works, for which, the odds are writer; Henry J. Heinz, manufac lurer: Oscar Shaw, comedian; and only even. A st

3 to 1 shot is, Luis Firjo, prize fighter.

of course, far better than on even money shot.

Wikt Mal dexterity. should make you particularly etti. cient in the manual arts and cruiti

Your lite may not be an easy one, for youth it is likely that yout will have to combat those (especially some in your family think your mistic temperament nothing but pimin lazinew! You wil To Bod what the stars have in

circle)

who

do something perfectly-if the job interests you and work at it reniftingly until the task is done.

store for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corres ponding paragraph. Let your birth-

But if you are forced to do a job day star be your daily guldo.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12

LIBRA (Sept. 24-0

(Oct.

211- get into an argument much foo

South thought that he was playing for either the club finesse

3-3 club or a

break, which would have been a good combination. If West had held

would have won with the idng of clubs and returned a trump; and then South would be unable to develop the clubs despite the 3-3 break in the sult.

Have a good holiday, Business 10 easily today. Compromise for har-K-x-x in clubs, however, he not too quicious, so you might as mony. Well relax and enjoy youurmelt.

SCORPIO

24-Nov. 22)-- Not the day to tackle a difficult chore. Minor adversities can be quite froublesome if you permit it.

BAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)--- A day for patience and forebearance

in all matiers. Don't you be the ŋne to start a argument.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20)- Taet within the family group will dispel even the beginnings of an tinhappy misunderstandma.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 10- Battle esretul, all day today. and you can avoid accidents. This refers particularly to driving in traffic.

PISCES

(Feb, 20-Alar, 20) Keep clote to familiar routine today unless you want to pull a real ""boner". You' can avoid it by being cautious.

(Mar.

20)

ARIES

21-Apr. Not a day to do anything you don't have to do! Trond water to keep alost until the fide turns in your favour,

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May '213 Health engi bo very important so bo sure to take care of now. Later m, you'll do glad that you did.

GEMINI,tay “Ez-June 21) --- Not your day to experiment with things. Let them, ao along quietly, Just the way they are, for now,

CANCER (June 22-July 20) You could lose your temper over the least Httls" thing-int don't, Serious consequencer could result.

RID July 20-Aug. 23)- Perianal affaire, particularly your health, may be threatened "today;

· Everything else goes along weil

Vindo

· 24-Sept.

Don't stick out your neck! You can

DUMB-BELLS

THE PRISONER WE

GOT AWAY!

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it. A paddle up seems to be praised,

19. They go with nooka, (8)

16. Boake for the neck 1 (3)

15. Fact known. (4)

17. 1 bisect a bird first of all | (4)

18. The VAD gom £1 for solinduses.

20. I get away from Kiais. (4). 214. A poom for electricians (B) ||23. Severn a queen away. (4)

24. The room where

begion. (8)

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Forth--then south." (a), 16.7here's ample for this clie. (8) (1) Loose, ones - should. all. coma together in a good detective

"Wait for 107200UBEer the hounde," (a) |12), Ons of muren in London, -(4)

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♥CARD Serse

Q-The bidding has been: South West North East 1 Diamond Pass 2Spades Pass

You, South, hold; Spades 7- B-3 Hearts K-9-4, Diamonds A K-Q-8-8-2, Club 7. What do you do?

A-Bld three diamonds. Your opening bid is a minimum in high-card strength, but You'r strong suit may be the vitsi tea. ture in a slam. You must show that your suit is rebiddable.

TODAY'S QUESTION

Amber coloured satin is set to become evening materials. This is the material Hardy Amies has chosen for this dress, which has a wide V-neck and a flared skirt,

POTATO HERE IS

PANCAKES

the Polish way through a sieve into a basin, aari

mix pancakes making

with the potato

milic, the E which I am sure you will enjoy, yolks, ground cinnamon, sugar You will need

taste, and the stiffly beaten egg whites, Beat into a smooth, ligh

cook batter, pancakes.

1 lb. potatoes, half pint milk, three Sggs, two tablespoons butter, cinnamon, and sugar, Boll the potatoes, rub

them

In fact, there are so many restaurants serving, foreign food in London just now that you may find it difficult to track down a good restaurant which, puts on English dishes.

For even the smail coffee houses mushrooming up over the town are copying the foreign food idea. Italian coffee, French soup, Danlah sandwiches, Swedish pastries that's what's on the menu.

Continentals like these coffee atmosphere. Houses-for, their JOYCË MURIEL They can sit over one, cup of

BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE

Teddy Becomes a King

-It Was All Port of Mr. Merlin's Magic-

By MAX TRELL

thought

When Teddy heard what the letter spelled, he did fall off the .plle of pillows, Knart picked

he would him

Khave some fun with Teddy again. up and put him back

the Stuffed Bear, so he looked around the room for Teddy. He "But how did I become couldn't see him.

'king?" Teddy, asked,

"Teddy ! " Knart called. "Teddy, where are you?" For Kharf was sure that Teddy was somewhere in the room,

A Regal Bear

"Here?" replied Teddy in muffled voice.

A

Knarf found Teddy lying un- der four or five, (or six or seven) pillows on the sofa. "I didn't crawl under them myself, no sir," said Teddy when Knarf sat him on top of, and not underneath, the pile of pillows.

Knart didn't know,

"Maybe," satu Teddy, "now order that I'm a king, I con things to happen."

"Like what?" asked Knarf. "Like ordering a palace to happen," said Teddy.

"Try it," said Knart,

So Teddy said in a loud volce:: "Palace....I order you to hop- pen".

Teddy wore a golden crown: and sat on a pile of pillows.

Mr Merlin just mapped his fingers, and the crown vanished

pouf, just like that,

Teddy Is Deposed There was a great rumbling

Teddy sat on top of the pile noise, like thunder. The room Sitting on lap of the pile of filled with blue steam and bits of pillows looking very sad pillows, Teddy looked like some of flying furniture and distes, because he wasn't a king any strange kind of long whose Knurf and King Teddy the First more and didn't have a crown. throne was made of plilows hugged each other with alarm Knars the shadow-boy with the turned-about name, was sad, piled one on top of the other. and shut their eyes, But Teddy felt quite big and

too. Because now he didn't Finally everything was quiet.. know anyone who was a king. proud and....kingly, for now

But Mr Mariin wasn't and ot that he looked liko king, he They opened their eyes.

a all. "It was just: trick," he felt like a king.

They were still in the same said, "like taking a rabbit out of old room. Only Mr Merlin the a hat, or taking a lollipop out of Magician, who lived behind the a pocket. Put your hands in bookcase, stood in front of hem, your pockets," he said to Knart smiling. I was just tryng some and Teddy," magle," he said to Toddy, "Hand

They' did....and took out me that crown, please.".

lollipopal They smiled, "But" pold Teddy who "There! You

what I uldn't want to give up the mean?" said Mr Merlin; and he beautiful crown with the fash- epun away. ilko a toy, leaving

them both quite happy.

All of a sudden Knarf rubbed his eyes. with astonishment, The bidding is the same as in There was no doubt about it, the question just answered. You, Something had just come whis

It had South, hold: ·Spade 3. Hearts | ting through the air. 0-4, Dimonds A-K-J-8-0, .Clubs | landed on Teddy's head.'... K-Q-7-3-2, What do you do?

Answer TomDITÓW

CHESS PROBLEM

By L MIKAN

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-“Ouch!"""" cried Teddy when | the thing had landed,

Knarf rubbed his eyes and ing jewels. looked again.

It was not only a crown, and golden crown, but I had din monds and rubies and emeralds and pearls all around it! The sawaïs sparkled and twinkled and glowed and flashed-just Uke electric bulbsl.trike starsiak "Why" cried Knast, more as-

tonished than ever. "They

out something!LE

Insignia of Royalty/

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An old favourité gefu a new look. Here-black taffető is - chosen for an evening dress with draped off-the-shoulders bodies and bouffant skirt.' By Susan Small.

By Special Direct Arrangement:

with independent Japanese cultured pearl growers

we can now offer.

CULTURED PEARL NECKLACES

in all, qualities and sizes

For this month we offer

NECKLACES

$78.00

Two Matched Strands. for

$150.00

Compa

values fo

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