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CROSSWORD

ACTURE

1. Leare Toni a little change

8. Oricketing river 7 (4)

V

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do

101

11. Trie Anne dosen't really. (9) 12. Exhausta. (5)

14. Ram potion lo And the man

who proposed it. (V)

20. THANKA, Rip revernokt. (0)

21. Tune in Tebown, (3),

22. Not now will) us. (4)

23. Four are in the gen. (8)

24. The rst of the Book, 17

25. wine mine may do 25. (0) 20. Ther Dave their

Amèrica. (4)

Down

vocety

A. L'e sametimes Acest

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and of lettre alter polsen, (9)

Ith bound to be borrowed

2

It

8. I'm 11

middle of the landed geary (

Tho

Take carn, 11's mixed land, the

Tiny ones? short measure of

10 Down. (4)

G. Paint upset. 10)

7. More than one, yet inn. (4)

10. See & Down, 13)

13. Quietly. In the middle

10

nothing, in Paris

A pair of ducks' ground

leg in New Zealand. 10)

16. His fortunes are written.

17 Welcome un piy day, 4, 45,

1

of

18. The taldair of the forest. (4)

Terns turn with noisy results,

151 21. Live in revere. 19

SOLUTION

TO CHECK YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE

CHESS PROBLEM

By A. ELLERMAN Black, ŷ pieces,

COS

White, 9 pieces, White to play mate te itune

yesterday's

SolutioJI

problem:

1, B-44, any: 2. Q, R, Kt, or P suates.

THE CHINA MAID, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER

BY THE WAY.

by Beachcomber

THE weighty dictum; "Human

nature does not change, radio music. I still the food of love," reminded me of a song I wrote long ago for an English restaurant proprietor.

If music be the food of love,

Turn on the

For "Sauce Madere" and "a la

Reine"

"Trufe," "Delmonico," And Bearnaise," and Hol-

landaise."

"An Four," and "Bechamel.” Alt, all come out of little tine.

To keep our people well.

The question at issue

Remove several of the wirem football corefully, pust the through the gap, and then their replace the wires In former position. It saves time and trouble, of course, to carry the football round the harp, either to left or right of it,

●JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

Cocklecarrot: I now make a You Have A Right

superhuman effort to get back

to the point of this baming case What we have to decide is whether the defendant broke the law by appearing in theatri- cal costuing at a Sunday colle cert. La u

In a false nose part of a costume,

A cloak

like

or #

cost of mall? Ar gaudy braces

To Wonder Here

By OSWALD JACOBY

you may wonder where North

a breach of the law, or unir-

managed to find two bids on tentionally comic boots of such A poor hand, and you outlandish huc? Or

The would be right to wonder,

spats?

played

a casual game early this spring when some of the est American players went over 10 Monte Carlo to play against come of the beat players in Europe.

De minimis non curat ie, no answer is that the hand was fellow judge of mine said when unjustly sentencing a tiny man who had 'crept into an

empty tea-urn at a Police Outing. Now, It is clear that the defendant wore the nose.

But it was not long or bulbous. It was like u real nose, 50 Ike a real ninac}

The North player had travelled

that his accompanist one day In considerabile distance to get to fainted when he handed it to her. She thought there had been an accident. And she screamed. "Oh, Mr Tinstall!"

Tinstall: She

Monte Carlo, and he felt that he [ hadn't come’all that way just to Fortunately for him,

pages.

South happened to be Johnny screamed Crawford, whose skill is usuntly "Geoff!" We are uld fricasdə, enough to cope with any part-

Cocklecarrot: The paint 19❘ners overbidding interesting as social history, but

iminaterial to the case.

speel,

West operæd the king of dia-

Gouseboote: With great re-inonds and was allowed to hold m'lud, would suggest the trick. The continuation of that if an old friend was thus the queen of diamonds was deveived, the nose cutout taken by the ace, and Crawford very theatrical in design.

Anessed dummy' ten of spades 10 East's juck.

be

Is this censorship justified? NENSORSHIP Fus mai” "CE

exp

NI

said,

East returnesi a diamond, and Crawford ruffeci. Continuing with his plan, Crawford led the queen of sparies and let it ride for a finesse. When this held, he led his last trump to dum- West's my's nee, thus drawing king.

Without

the slightest helln- pulsion, East threw the nine Da third round That hearts on

x-Lumps. The size of the discard was intended to deccive declarer

fromk

how a leading publisher described the expurgated edition. of the "List of Huntingdonshire Cubmen," With withering scorn this outspoken uuthority

We shall have Brukshaw next, som

0372349407 discovered that the 18.47 Chepstow to Aberystwyth

ipants, ideas into children's will be followed by purgated anthology of fat-stuck prices from 1940 to 1949, in- clusive." Meanwhile, a Hunting-

8 who don man wallet a cab re- fused to be driven by Ottwhy. G.

ho said, L., because,

the

"They've not put you in new List." A cuise of vielimiso- Hon which not likely to give the county a good naine, Another practical hint

How

NORTH

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harp.

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YOUR BIRTHDAY ·

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23

North-South vul.

of

vt

about the location of the missing hearts; the speed and the appar-

WOMANSENSE

Embroidered Evening Dress

“BANDICE", a grand evening dress by Ronald Paterson

in pale pink satin with encrusted embroidery on bodice, Rose silk organza cascades from back and is also embroidered.

Old Jewellery Art

Making Comeback

Syracuse, N. Y. colourles glass. They are HE art of making enamelled granulated,

and made washed THE

Jewellery, popular as early into a paste, which then is ap- as 800 B.C., is having a come- plied to the prepared copper back.

bracelet, rings, belt buckles and such, in the desired design.

It's being taught In thò Syra- cuse University adult education division, primarily for those who Ilko their

table,

Anyone can learn to make professional-looking endmoiled

hobbles to be pro-

L

The Jewellery next goes into kilo. for three or four tho minutes.of firing at about 1,500 degrees.

Your Coiffure Can Be A Valuable Accessory

By DOROTHY BARKLEY

FASHION'S forgotten shades of magenta" and "ped-

few, commonly known cock blue. He achieves with

them either a coloured "halo" or as accessories, are having a an all-over doppled, look,

For those who are not sure that they want to commit them-

new deal this year. Hats, hairstyles, gloves, and 80 on, have all been given & selves to a new colour indefinite change of treatment.

ly, he has prépared a semi- perinanent colour ritise, which insts through the shampooings, for then conveniently fades away,

Firet, hats, Londoners, who

their hais tend to keep special occasions rather than

** TOW

these

wear them every day, arc Wornen are looking out for buying

of gloves in head-hugging hits

·wnshable the pudding-basin variety, half leather, în cheerful colours like hats of feathers. or wavy guardsmen red and peacock's brimmed Garboesque affairs.

are the first Normal greens and browns are

gloves to have a forshaken for bright colours like sky pink and peacock blue. Second, hairstyles. Hair may not be your crowning glory, but if expertly shaped it can be a valuable accessory. You may wonder whether the now longer look will sult you.

guaranteed

washable label. They will be exported all over the world and the washing in- structions to go with them have been

ten translated into languages.

It is not suitable for overy-

Whether or not the Dlor sil- one. West End hairdresser, houette-the H-line--has appear- Raymond, makes it clear to his ed in your comes of the world olients that "length of hair will depend on length of neck-not on the whim of fashion." There will be no short necks swamp ed by long hair, no short styles perching above a tong neck—If fre can prevent it.

the

New short hairstyle: bair is pruned, ent in layers to the shape of the bead and waved forward'Into- -

fringe,

Now long hairstyle: waYÜS are "sculptured" round the head to blend with the slightly larger hair`as the nape of the neck;

an alarming number of bones. yet, the chances are that it will, set to produce that minute waist Its main features long waist- beloved of our grandmothers, already been Hine and small islps havo She makes a good many of these copied by manu, for wear in theatrical" produc-

tions with a Victorian sefting,

facturers.

Now the first. Djor foundation garments have been made in London by a Hungarian cor

setier.

Looking like something out of a Victorian costume museum, they have a long bone every two inches to curve, the figure into the correct Dior shape,

"Peggy Ashcroft wears OLO in Hedia Gabbler' and Mary Ellis in After the Ball', and they both quite comfortabic, Mary Ellis can even singin hers."

OTO

They may be comfortable, and their modern counterpart may be fashionable, But they are not the ideal for jumping on Sho assured me that they and off buses, and doing the „were "really quite comfortable", chores, Women who have follow- and then proceeded to show me od Dior faithfully till now will, something that had come out of I'm sure, thinśc twice about their a costume

Trimmed allegiance—at least till he moves with rosebuds and lace, it had away from his H-line,

Keep In Trim By Ida Jean Kain Excess Pounds Cannot

Defy Nature's Law

EDUCING

fa'threes agravating

number of

Ruths encouragement days, at the beginning of a

Only those of his clients with and the encouragement, diet? Why do others lose "Although the techniques have styles. For them, he

swan necks are given the long

concoctlles in the reminder that it satisfactorily for a fow jewellery, sald instructor Ruth been revised over the years, the "sculptured waves shaped round can be done even when the weeks, then suddenly stop Randall. Only a few tools, an methods of producing

these the head to blend with the scales show no steady loss, losing weight strict diet to slightly longer hair at the nape So that is our morale builder the contrary? Many over-

inexpensive kiln, a shall supply handsome' pieces of Jews of the neck."

used

Husslang by the

:

for today....

A

There are

of sheet copper and a few ounces aren't dissimilar to the of coloured enamels are needed.

weights seem to bo con- Byzantine times," Mrs Randall For clients with a short neck

Those Russians centuries and round face, he suggests

vinced that their fat has The process involves fusing a saya.

questions "hardened on" and is there kind of gipss made in different ago, she adds, made jewellery short head-bugging style. He

metal-the best for colour on

that is "unsurpassed even prunes the hdr, cutting it in frequently asked by puzzled fore impossible to get off. the purpose is copper,

Layers to the shape of the head. | dieters: All today,

Why do some Others believe that in their colours of the

Colour may not be everyone's dietors appear to gain particular case; for some Austrians revived the workable,

process Just before World War idea of making hair fashionable, weight the first week or so? unknown reason, the fat These coloured enamels are 1,, and Americans learned the but for those who like to ex-Why do dieters fall to lose stubbornly defies every rew

different art from the Austrians-United periment with adding

an ducing effort. and motal oxides to Press.

rent unconcern were intended to

made by concen: the fact that East was minerals aiready squeezed.

BORN today, you are original, makes you valuable as consultant. inventive and a natural leader of Although you are incitned to be others. You are, however, impulsive, overly critical and will tear some-

You must thing down-just to be different even reckless, at times. learn to curb' this characteriste, for the changes are that your opinion Just be sure that it often put you into a predicament is well-deserved. frum which it in difficult to with. when you destroy an idea, you can draw If you run neediona risks, sugger a better one to replace iti

Although your emotions are strong you inerely Jeopardise a security which otherwise Bright easily be and your own home and family take yourn You are highly opinionated. frin place in your life, you are not Nine Umes out of ten you are right, very demonstrative in showing your

As it happened, Crawford was even when of the minority opinion, affections. Wed someone who under-

not deceived. But it is that tenth time that may stands this.

Ho promptly count--the intance, when you per Among those who were born on cashed the ace of hearts und mitted impulse rather thinn

this dale are: Bir Gilbert Parker,

Robert led another heart toward dum- novelut: to rule

statesman and

and played low, oducatur Franklin Pierce, 14th US. Crawford unhesitatingly went President; Guy Bolton, playwright up with dummy's queen on the and Admiral Ernest King. U.S.N.

Iran

You have high standards of justice Rantoul, reformer; Samuel Locke, any. West

and will fight for what you believe to be fight against any and all kinds uf odds. You have a rather rigid, regimented mind. Every detall and fact you have learned has its propere pigeonhole in your memory and stay here, ready to be pulled out and utilised when necesITY.

This

To find what the stare hays in theory that West would not store for you tomorrow, select your have overcalled twice 001 A birthday Mar and read the corres-five-card suit without both perating paragraph. Let your birth- day star be your dally guide.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24

the missing kings.

of

queen of hearts held, declarer gave up a low heart, dropping the jack and You can turn an adverse day into a king together. Now dummy had

BAGITTARIU# (Nov. 23-Dec. 23)— (JEMINI (May ZI-June 21)-

Be careful on the job. Outside of

office hours or at home

make mist

to avoid argumefits with those you love.

normally neutral one if your wil be on the lookout for trouble.

CANCER (Jone 22-July

23)-

a trump entry to the last heart, and there was no way to stop

CAPRICORN (Dec 23-Jan. 20). You can come out unscathed if you declarer from making ten tricks,

If you

working around achinery, be a little more careful than usual in your handling of it.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 193-

if driving in heavy traffic, kern on

go into things with your eyes wide apon. Don't set on impulse, though.

could

comes to working out a problem, brought in.

BOYS'

the new colour

rinses, Raymond suggests new

AND GIRLS'

Knarf Enters a Camera

row

-He Got Into Some of the Pictures, Toom

with the turned-about name,

single

ourice for

MAGE

appear on it. But nothing hap- pened at all. At least, he couldn't see anything happen. The next instant the opening was shut again,` The room be- camo dark once more,

saying: "Come, children--out By MAX TRELL

"I bet nothing happened, Into the garden with you. I'm

There won't be any picture this timo," Knart said to himself. NOW Kamf, the shadow-boy going to take your pletures." If East had discarded a club often had wondered how photo night inside the camera, Knarf Even though it was dark as

The next time the front of the LEO (Jnly 20-Aug. 2) on the third trump, the heart graphs were made. One after-

Now he would see camera opened, he darted out, Use good, cominon sense" when it suit

not have been noon he watched Father take the was glad.

said to the children. "The cúznena But in that nut be careful as you are.

after children, ·

Knart stood behind...

At last Father roached the gar... doesn't work". the hearts. He would PISCES

hayo

his master. He didn't move. den. He told the children to stand Acting un Impulse today will not Get any, important work completed eashed the top clubs and ruffed "Snap!" went the camera. Then against the stone wall where the A Prediction Comes True

poodble, during the a club in dummy, thus estab Five you the desired results. Con 36 carly ze

Aspects are cond.lishing the

a few days later, Father camo Ivy grow.. mider all your plate carefully. xl. morning hours.

rest of that suit. He ARIER (Mar. 21-Apr, 20)

LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct Your energy might be mislirected

23) would then be able to get back Loday. Be sure what your exert your If working in si factory, be on your to his hand with the ace of guard against misija Normal, pre- enorts only on behalf of important cautions will save you as accident, hearts in order to cash his last day with their shadows stand-

ing behind them, SCORPIO (Oct

eye on the other fellow. He may Don't rely on haphazard úr risky, South would not have goun a camera and point. it at the how pictures were really made. “It's no use standing there," he

things.

(Feb.

20-Mar.

20

methodr

VIRGO

tinn

(Aug.

24-Sept. 23)--

24-Nov, 12)—| two clubs.

· TAUNUR. LADI. 11-May 21)- This may seem, like, the middle of a

De guarded in the operation of long streak of bad luck-but-you mechanical appliances. CarelenaEK can improve your condition if you; could lead to their injury-and yours, really try...

▼CARD Senseĉ

Q-The bidding has been: Bouth West North Exxt 3 Spades. Phas

1 Spade Pass

?

home with the pictures. There were the children, as plain as

"I wish I know how to make pictures," said Kaarf

Inside the Camera

One morning,bofore the children were out of bed, Knarf found the camera standing on You, South, hold: Spaden IC-: the table. He sprang upon the Q-J-7-4, Hearts 8-4,

Diamonds table. He walked round and A-K-J-8-9, Club 0. What do round the camera, looking for you do?

a way in. At last he found a A-Bid four diamonds. You tiny round opening in front. He

squeezed himself inside; hayo 14 points in high cards, 1. point for spade-length, 2- polity It was quite dark except for for the singleton, and I point the little light that came in. for the doubleton total of 18 through the opening. It was polats. The combined count is like a tiny square room. Kaart Má lonai 31 points and may be looked around for a chair or a imore, You can just scrape up a tool to sit on. But there was slam try, but you will stop stolnothing

s

of Mazs unless your partner

ahowa great enthusiasm, app

TODAY'S QUESTION:F

the ques

opening

9-70%

Ensy walked around)! the' camera, fooking for a way in,

50

The

No matter what the acacer soen, no- frichicate, excess pounds. cannot continue to hold out ognárast

* low-calorie Eventually they give way. gremiin se plagues dieters is a phloemenon known as water swings. There's nothing abnor Imail about the retention of water. Here's what happens when fat leaves the cells to be. up dr

the lost fat

may replaced – by: water. Sometimes the cell be come so distended with avater that the aca

acales--instead OL showing the looked for Rose-** actually show a gain, because water weighs more than fat. Oz- zometimes the amount of water retsdried is equal to the weight of the fat lost, so the dlaber weight remains the emme. Naturally the dieter is unhappy and disgruntled. But here's promise--atay with the diet and eventually

arboredi via Dera“ will be lost from the tissuies, and then, ah bliss, weight drops. drammilently.

WATER STORAGE!

The annoying part of water

But a few days latke Father: "Don't move," he said.

with the pictures came home "I won't" Knarf shouted out again. "They are very good, ex- to him. "Take the picture, I'm cept for a little shadaw across ready.

Knart leaned forward.. them," he said. "I don't know. All of a sudden the front of the how it could have gotten there have listened to me. I'm glad camera opened. The dark room became illed with Hght. Ho mow!" exclaimed Knarf. I'm in them, though. You oughts pounds the float week mid 4 could see the curtain clearly, It Only no one paid any attention to be glad to have a picture of was white Knarf thought the to him "See, I told you they mel" "

picture of the children would wouldn't come out. You should I wonder if anyonɑ was,

Rupert at Greyrocks Cove-29

Just arrived

Rupert's

Advent

RUPERT and the HOLIDAY SHIP

wings that they're so tance- dictable. Some overweights, losa pounding the second,

Jubilantly expect to be slim: In short order. What they don't. Underwłacici "that" barty of the Zoma dan kejurbonoven though | the mami "total; la "good guWA, ON

thewonles: It's not; all

Then: Atter

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