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BY THE WAY.

by Beachcomber

GIRL who has fainted threo in the bit of African juripta where times at Stratford-on-Avon usually go, as four other com- pantes, ipere, making Yims there.

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THE - CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER - 14, 1955.

JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

while watching "Titus Androni- our ephant was lent by a zoo 'Free' Finesse Can cus" has fainted only twice at music-hall where

the

American singer perfonne,

On

They both do something to me,“ she sold yesterday.

"Dat Shake- speare's more vital." After watching

at the wrong moment, during a love- scene. No more now, as i have to be photographed drinking a glass of Verusclicko, the Sparkling Sham- pouse Surup.

Your loving Amelia.

the scene in which a mothers Caruso never blew apie in which her two sons have been cooled, a cannibal tourist, on

tand, said,

holiday

in n-

Be Costly

By OSWALD JACOBY

a chandelier | 40THIS is

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Statistical

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Amelia steps out (11)

DARLING Mother,

a line. We are in the second week of shooting this in It's very boring, as I have to du the same scene about thirty timer A day. TIEN everyone shvating have to jump from an diephant'e back into a crocodile suvamp, hat but an don't worry, it don't me acrobat they've engaged to do it. pot angry unsterday. Miffelburger

1 would and asked me how long take me to learn to hold a

blowers In Bisex as against 42 In 1033) Whether the five died or simply gave_up_blowing gitem is a matter for the Research Burenu. It by the way, an interesting fret that although singers are expert in controlling their breath, they sekkum muke good glamblowers, If I a question of temperament.

should have thought so

A HALF-EMPTY bus which takes children to school In Derby- KILITO,

nerd pawer other children

Bre

*} @ $**=an£l-a-half mile weih to the same schoul, must not stop for

walker, because they the

under three miles from the” school, and Whitehall regulations most be obeyed. Why not provide bus to take the walker the

in the to the three-mile want direction 111224 and then it then change hit the other bus?

male hadn't been brought up to hold wars, and he said f seamed to think I was in Mayfair Insteqil of the jumate. There is talk of the

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YOUR BIRTHDAY

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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 14

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day's band. He then made sure of his contract by making play that would go against the grain of most players.

West had opened the four of hearls, and Pete was declarer, Pete went right up with dum- my's ace instead of letting the

for a | trick ride around

free Плевое.

Pele was right, of course, for the finesse was anything but free.

Pate went after the clubs next, discovering tha: East and East asure trick in the mult, took his club trick, bul South had nine sure tricks: five clubs, two spudes and the red aces.

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TAURUR (Apr. 21-May 21)

make good arugtems, In | king of hearts to set the con- huminen and Bitangtal affairs just } træet. new, but check of details carefully

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CHESS PROBLEM

By M, MAJOR

Black, pieces.

White, & pieces, White to play mate in 110.

Solution problem:

1. R-BG. 1

K4 (ch); J (ch); B-B3 (ch).

to Saturday's

KXKI; 2, B KXB; 2, K-84 K-K4, B-R2; 2,

Wrong

There's another point to Fee member about putting up The ace of hearts at the Arst trick. If the clubs happen

to break favourably, South can eventual- ly at up a second heart trick for himself. Hence the correct play will cost nothing if the breaks are good and will save the cral week of the breaks tee bad.

♥SCARD Senseks

Q-With neither side vulner- able, the bidding has been: North Esat

West

I Heart 2 Clubs

You, South, hold:

South

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What do you do?

A-Bid six hearts or three dia- to monds. I prefer the jump slam since this will probably de made against a club opening. If you bid this hand “scientifically," the enemy will probably open spades.

TODAY'S QUESTION

The bidding is the same as in the question just answered. You, South, hold:

AT VKJ642 SAKJ976 AS

What do you do?

Answer Tomorrow

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WOMANSENSE

Unique cape to match evening gown

"Hotel Lamberl", by Lanvin-Castillo, is an evening gown of white and silver brocade with a matching cape fashioned In ciderdown style,~~ Agence France-Presse.

HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Pul a little vinegar in any em with new frying pan and bring it to a boil This process will prevent food from sticking.

*

Add a few grains of salt to speed up boating egg whites and shipping erEAT.

spirits of camphor. Damper a soll cloth with the solution anet rub the spots lightly until they become in- visible, Wax and polish the surface.

Before washing slipcovers, rub or brush the heavily rolled areas along the urins or tops with thick White marks cured by heat uppsuds. Then use warm water v.ll be

noticeable on and Jess

thorough mahogany furniture If you contesting.

suuls

for

DR. W. W. BAUER WARNS OF

Page

THE DANGER OF HOME TREATMENT

Without this latter, wounds. Often the unakili ONE of the doctor's sk by everyth

on applying the most highly prized by everything else is futile, at best user keepa

Ill-considered persistenco In atuft in the belief that he has his patients is that of suc- the application of medication not used enough. He may come |cessful, treatment, "He al locally may prolong irritation up with a stubborn and dif

ficult dermatitis.

stop.

Home

based on

external

ways knows just what to rather than relieve it. do," they say. Yes, but ho The Journal of the American also knows what not to do, Medical Association reports which is of equal importance. high percentagea of patients Tho

to seeking treatment for skin dis- medical advice, of sulfa drugs use, without. And he knows when

cases, whose disease had been

antibiotics in Balve or made worse by over-treatment.

ointment form begins with ap- On the basis of a survey among plication of the medicine to un treatment.

number folklore, traktion, memories of dermatologists, the

undiagnosed rash, on advice of overtreated

was an average of uncle, cousin, what grandma used to do, in

aunt, or friend. 12 each month or 144 a year per It does no good-so, of course, Judicious

In "doctor 12 reading

up doctor queried. If this were remo books," or advice picked

more used, and coon the fat from friends, has many weak- gorded as an over-all average, is in the fine. At least it feels

many the approrimately 1,000 derma- like fro the burning, 10890s and fallacies,

Itching 'in America dangers. Among the worst of tologista in practice

erica angry, weeping skin inflamma. which would see 144,000 patients an- tion that ensues. theso is over-treatment

Often; the the more modica- inally the ne agony

unendurable, and the doctor is called in. Br By commercial that time, merely discontinuing the irritant may not be enough, uns The patient, too

oflen, is in

often makes the disease worse, mually whose skin disease had worse it

been worse mother who enthusiastic to be by being too tion is used until no There

the

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products

it. Homo guessed

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which ATO "so wilt overcome

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left over from when somebody medies, had the measles last year. does no good, she discovers, in tent they fact the child goes right on eruption, yet so mild that they for a long, tedious, expensive,

and coughing

spitting up.

are safe for the most delicate and discouraging course Df

The number of people treatment to restore Finally she calls the doctor, akin."

claims 1s that the who full for such who Informa medicino

Wea Intended, last tremendous. year, to "loosen up" a tight and

her

painful cough by encouraging

more accretion from the mucous Some doctors have analysed membranes of the breathing their own practices and re-

tubes.

same

This year, it does the

ported as high as 33 percent of of Course By thing.

their own patients, and some and prolonged ad- ration,

the mother has times 50 percent, over-treated home; this Justifies ELA prolonged a slight cough which estimate of a million cases would long since have

at

been overcome by natural processes,

AMIONE the

pro-

year.

common parations used on the skin are organic

of mer- compounds cury. They ate employed in surgery to prepart for operav from tion. They do the normal skin

Children's skins arc per- haps the worst sufferera prolonged treatment, although no harm. But they are also some adults do the same thing avaliable as household

antiscp- to themselvca.

and in this type of use The causes of ties, skla disease Dre many and they can cause a spreading skin varied.

If such causes are general irritation when applled to cuta, of which the skin irritations such as ivy poison- diseases,

und merely

log, scratches or other minot symptoms phase, it is not to be p that rubbing something on

some in- provide a cure. In stances, it la true, the doctor DJ external prescribe may medication for relief from pain. itching or oosing, but his main

akc

attack will be on

tho basic

BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

Cat's Cautious Friends

-She Had a Feeling They Were Avoiding Her ---

By MAX TRELL

HANID, the sindow-girl with

the turned-about name, met the cat at the head of the cellar steps.

"Hello, Mrs Cat," said Hanld.

"Good evening, Hanld," said the cat. "Well, it was nice reeing you. Goodby

"Oh, you seem to be in u hurry, sild Hanid.

Important Appointment

The cat paused just as she was about to go down the cellar steps. "I've got a very important ap- pointment," she said. "I'm

waiting for some friends of mine to come out and take a walk

with me."

"But It's nighttime," Hanid rald to the cal, her voice gound- ing her surprise. "Isn't it late to go out for a walk?"

"Oh no," said the cal. "It's a pleas:ut-evening. It isn't rain- ing, I'm sure they'll come out and take a walk with me."

"Who will?" asked Hanld.

She Disappeared

dears, and let's take a It's a lovely evening.”

walk.

Squeaky Voices

From inside the hole,

came

a squeaky voice which answered: "It looks like rain."

to

"But it doesn't!" said Mrs Cat

her friends inside.

"Oh yes, it does. It looks like rain," several squeaky volces answored, all at the same time.

The cat turned back to Hanid, "That's how it always is," she satd. "No matter what I say, they always tell me it looks like Fain."

Hanid had already guessed who was Inside the hole in the cellar wall. But just to make sure, she

looked: Yes, I was the mice ell right.

The Cat called into the hole in a gentle voler,

Lepa mouse. "Isn't it a shame It looks like rain?"

"Yes," old papa mouse, "and I'm afraid it's going to keep on looking like ram for a long, long

time.”

"I hate to walk in the rain." aster mouse said "Let's stay 1ight here."

Up the Stops

Pleasant Little Room

Hauld could see the mouse family sitting in their pleasant little room. They all looked Brother mouse didn't say any- extremely comfortable. Mother thing. He just kept looking, at mouse was knitting a sweater the pictures in his book. for junior mouse while sister Hanid and the cat walled nouse Was making a water- slowly up the wooden collar colour piture with her brush steps, "Well, I tried my best," end paint box. As for papa the cat said to Honld.

mouse, he was sitting under

lamp in a bott, deep chair, read- The moon and the stars were The cat didn't stop to explain. ing the nowspaper. Junior shining brightly. You could see Sho softly padded down the mouse was lying fint on the floor, wooden steps until, reaching the slowly turning the pages of a cellar, she turned off to one side Lig pleture book, und disappeared.

Wondering about the actions of the cat, Hanid tiptoed down the collar stops after her,

Through a narrow window near the top of the collar wall, a glim- mer of moonlight came in. By this glimmer of moonlight, Hanie could see the cat crouched, down in the comer of the collar be tween the pile of kindling and the hot water heater.

So Much Noise,

"Sh-hl" said the cat. You'll ftighten my friends, Don't make so much noise when you walk." "Oh, I'm sorry," said Hanki, And she sat down beside the cat.

them through the dusty cellar Window. "Not a drop of rain in sight," the cat said. "But what con I do? I'm beginning to think "Our good friend the cat is they don't like me." waiting outside for us to take Hanid didn't say anything. She

a walk," mama mouse said to just smiled.

Rupert's Deep Sea Adventure--25

"At Brat Rupert horrified, realising that there is now nothing *** connecting him to the bờnt." Then calm down, Tisa Professor in sure to come back, for me," ha kalahinkay

Impet-covered :trock's not far

• can hardly keep my

And when

feet over here..!

Right. In the corner of the coller wall was a little hole not much. bigECT than a walmat. The cat but her mouth close to the hole and ended out in hu sorbert, and 3) cenikert, and mortar from the wreck.” He tries to reach is awidh him sabalawangan

• El "better" maIVE: SWAY

ties to sit down he cannot do ja,

Apple-stuffed Pork Chops

.

PPLE-STUFFED pork chop nry all-time favourite. For six rvings, you will need @ pork chops, cut about 1-ch thick: 14 cups cubed, pared apple; 2 tablespoons grated orange peel; salt; pepper; cin- namon and four.

in

lo normal.

the skin

Leather Teams With

Camel Hair

BY ALICE ALDEN

Cut a pocket in each chop. Combine the cubed, pared appic with the orange peel; season the fruit lightly with salt, pepper

Two luxury fabrics certainly and cinnamon. Fill the pocket

with do a better job than one all on the chops and close inetal skewers or wooden picks. Its lonesome. That's the deci- Sprinkle with salt and pepper, sion of many designers, includ- dredge with flour. Heat a heavy ing Bonnie Cashin.

She has hand- frying pan, add the chops and designed an extremely

leathers. brown lightly on both sides in some line of lovely

This town and country two- piece combines kidskin and Pour off the excess fat, cover camel hair in smart handling and cook the chops over low The leather jacket goes in for heat 45 to 50 minutes, or until below-the-belt weit scaming the chops aro browned and that shapes the pockets and is cooked through. Or, you

can seemingly held by two tabs at bake in a moderate oven 1 hour

side. The slim each

their own fot.

skirt

(a little longer for large chups). | matches the wool draped-

Remove skewers, place on collar-onto-yoke warm platter, and garnish with leather jacket. fresh tomato slices or chutney. buttons trim Yield, 6 servings,

and tabs.

detail of the White

pearl the front, cuffs

RUPERT

1933 ANNUAL

Morning

ine ja has entered a turrent, which tuna kany