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"You may be a big hit on the golf course, but they're

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YOUR BIRTHDAY

By STELLA

TUESDAY, JUNE 19

BORN today, you have crtan

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rather than in crowded urban areas. Yet, if you do have to work in the vity, you should

artistic talent which should be put to good use. For, unless you divert your energies plan to get away into channels of slf-expression, you are apl to be moody, de-

pressed unet eventually frustrated soul. You are one who might work at something practical, but then would need

an outlet for the other ælde of your nature -keeping your artistic life

the amateur. Father than on the professional level.

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ends. If at all possible, live in

a suburb and commute to your work! A

You of the feminine sex Bre born homemakers and arc You affectionate and loving. should wed at an early age and have home of your own and a never family to manage. You would be completely happy as a turer woman, so don't try! individualistie and indepun-

Among those born on this date dent, you have a great deal ol

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England: pride. You never intend to br beholden to anyone! No matter

William H. Bradley, producer: Elbert

G. Hubbard, how deult the going may be

author: merchaul Joseph H. Shemeld. for a time, you wiị fight your

and with George own battles, good

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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1956.

JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

Singleton Lead Sets

Up Suit

By OSWALD JACORY

VEST'S Opening Head today

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Ambrose Cosner of New York took fill advantage of the favourable opening load. Ho covered with dummy's lack of diamonds, capturing the quern with his own king. He led out the ace and a low spedo to‘avoid the danger of a ruif,

West look his king of spades and shifted to a heart. Had he led a heart to begin with, West almost surely would have defeat ed the contract. East took the of hearts and returned a

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=WOMANSENSE

FASHION

LEADERS

FOR AUTUMN

Autumn trends pinpoint the Empire line and promote a tie-up between smooth wool cloths and the slim silhouette.

By PATRICIA DOUGLAS

T

HE Empire line, Prin- cont shown by Alexon with

cess line and the sheath convertible hood collar

Iined with beaver lamb. This hood are the undoubted fashion forms a back cowl collar when leaders for next, autumn, put down. 'Another cosy cont and these slim silhouettes is in worsted and wool boucle are suitably interpreted in with a "built-in scart collar, amooth wool cloths.

Both Alexon and Rensor favour the three-piece

sult

In the coat world, there which made such a hit in the are comparatively few fitted spring. Renser reveals Empire

Where styles.

they theme suits with small taba across the back. One novelly exist, they are in smooth number shows plain

A duvetyn, velour or very worsted suit and a sleeveless- slightly brushed cloths and top with an embroidered are topped by large shawl stripe to the fabric. One

or notched collars. The new toning jersey and,

two Alexon 'Lops" are

have

Key

pink

since they "swaggers" are slim bodied,

three-quarter length often cut more narrowly at sleeves, give the appearance of

to flare dress and jacket, the top and tend. towards the hem-but with no hint or suspicion of the "tent" look.

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THREE BUDGET DISHES By ALICE DIN cel

TN today's monu

lany, we have chosen foods that are good buys, make fine fare and are light: on the budget.

For Macaroni-Cottage" Cheese' Casserole to serve: 6, cook 2 c uncooked elbow macaroni in: 4 gts, boiling water with 3 top salt, for 15 min, or until tender, Drain and odd to 2 (8 oz) pigs. creamy cottage cheese, 2% top. powdered dry mustard, tsp. salt, 4 tsp. black pepper, sp onion powder. 1/10 dsp garlic powder.

Fry 3 strips bacon until crisp. Crumble and add to macaroni mixture along with 3 tbsp.,

bacon at Too Hghtly.

Turn into a buttered casserole. Wrap each of 6 frank- Junters, with a strip of bacon

and arrange ever macaroni.

Baka in mediuin oven for

SATISFYING G SOUFFLE Leftover Ham undergoes a transformation when it becomes of the main ingredients in an elegant but satisfying souffle.

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16 pepper, 2 tsp ham on chicken stock or proted anion, c. milk and c water and bouillon cubes. Placo in sauce- pan over medium heat and cook until mixture comes to boll, stirring constantly. Re- move from. Heat,

Add 1 c. ground, cooked ham and 2 tbsp), chopped paraloy. Cool slightly.

Beat 3 egg yolka until thick. Add ogg volita 'and mix well. Add gradually to 3 egg whites,

beaten, stiffly

folding in. ihoroughly. Turn into 2 qt. baic- Irg dish. Place in pan of hot water

Bake at 350°F. for 1 hr. until souffle is firmados

MAIN

COURSE Milk Baked Fish, is good any

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time of year when a light but nourishing dish is desired.

The Kashmoor range pro-

Also for this autumn classic motes costs all made of the worsted wool ottoman with the fine sults are being made sarne 100 percent specially attractive corded effect or loomed virgin wool with a, fine barathens. These де choice of sixteen gay almost always in black or char- coal grey, and are given a little colours. The exception is a dressy

TOP LEFT: This Kashmoor coat features the Empire treatment with "black only" coat, made in broidery, fur or braid trimming.

them with a swing-back and high lap-seamed, yoko. The niceves are adaptable to three-quarter or full-length. TOP the same wool fabric but

RIGHT: The Dior Influence will be prominent this autumn. with

Jersey of every kind makes a an attractive silky

Susan Small shows this In black and green tweed dress with This is an bht hit in the dress collections.

bolero elfook top The whlie pique trimmings are detachable. brushed finish,

Notable are novelty jerseys with CENTRE: 8m and full lines are effectively contrasted in a ideal day or theatre cout, knit-rib trimmings,

two-fold

smooth raspberry, wool dress, topped by a bloused-back, red and has been appropriately jersey, fleclood. or checked and black Jacket In

bouelet tweed (Susan Small). "tiamline" christened "Sleek Black." Jersey, and

ACCESSORIES: Jersey

Wool socessories will be an important part with fine double rib lines. At of the autumn fashion trend. Attractive examples are the The Empire. theme

run on Small

plain

natural tweed bucket bag and purse, which can be made to match 'a through this collection and coloured jersey Is

dress; the sectional jersey, beret, which also has a partnering given a the swing-back model illus- luxury look with all-over eord

dress: and hand-woven tweed sling-back shoes. trated shows how a simple embroidery.

To serve 4-0, hava 2 lbs dsh, lap-seamed back yoke gives

Smoch tweeds are

angles. The boatnecilline la: Jersey--somewhut on the lines steaks or fillets, and arrange on this all-important "high-up" with very fine metallic thread

woven, also favoured strongly)

of Princess Margaret's famous greased baking dish or platter. Add 2 tsp. butter or margarine "butcher boy" beret, Illustrated. give a slight, glitter

and

Slim and bloused and smooth here is an example of this to c. milk, tontech Achi 4 tsp. shimmer in movement, and this and rough are beautifully con

which ties up each salt (vary the alt from aspecially attractive In trasted in a smooth mspberry with done brown ferry time to time, thing eclery or checkenpattete. Slim lines red wool dress topped by a dress with a pin-fucked bodice garlic salt, onion salt or plain *. dominate the, dress, shows. Rensor have their own yer me topped by the Dior-inspired tweed jacket top with stand waistline, and

and rough rat and black boucle inset carried just below the salt), pepper and a few parsley sion of the Empire line with caraco Jackets, cropped bolero away colher, und bloused back flying bow at the neckline.

an attractive Jakes. Pour carefully around the beits alofled high, acròRÍS.

the fish. Hot and blouśced-backed jackets. drawn up by a roulemus. back, with slanted taber marking

Top with cracker crumbs or higher bustline in front, or

In the case of hand-woven crumbled, corn or wheat Rakes, Bolcrow fasten at the

back, with cleverly placed stliching. front or either side. Sometimes

wool textiles, the importance of Dot with blia of butter or mar- The newest tweeds are of the they are separate.

the wool accessory has not bean garing. Bake at 350°F, for about ΔΙ other

overlooked.. A very novel in- 40 min. or until milk is almost worsted type with

almost times they are part of the dress

Once the Itself. smooth appearance.

fact is accepted of troduction is a sling-bock, high-absorbed. slim lines and smooth cloths, the heeled shoe with hand-woven Irish, Yorkshire and Scottish

shadod Typically Susan Small- and cosy fashion look for the winter tweed in beautifully tweeds are all favoured this autumn 1056-is a black

and

accessorised with colours used for the toe cap and

strap.. carson. There are small "knop" green Rodier tweed dress with novelty wool items. tweeds with unusually gay bolero

effect

white top and

The bolero has decreased the combinations--such 15 plquo gilet and bow,

All the fashion value of the stole at mauve and pink,

blue, or white trimmings are detachable, long Inst, and a varlely of brown with emerald. West

"A light and cach dress is complete in jackets offer most women shade of donkey brown is one liself.

no-collar admirable choice.

the dummy. He knew the diamond situation because of the opening lead, and he was saving a possible club finesse if your talents 16 nothing better developed,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20

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mate the whole situation clear 10 Салит He therefore fed a diammad to the ace and give up a diamond. East hud to yield the last two tricks to dummy's ace- queen of clubs, giving Comer a well-carmed game contract.

CANCER (June 23-July 23)- This is one of those Bircon to guard your health, to conserve energy and to be careful of your diet.

LEO (July 24-AUK. 23)

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar, 21)-- Outdoor sports might be in order, if penchance you having

vacation. carly

Tals in the second day in a row. Enjoy yourself in the open.

when you can make substantial progress on some venture al- rendy begun,

VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 231-

changes for m

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There are

New plans, perhaps

a fresh environment, is offered. Consider wisely.

LIBRA (Sept. 24.Oct. 23)- Originally, especially if yujt are in advertising or selling, is the keynote to today's success.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov, 22)- Business affairs appear to be more active now than they have been. Take full advantage of good aspects.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 28)-If you have real estate in- terents, it would be well for you to take care of them now. Buying or selling is favoured.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan 20)-Artistle endeavours Are anlled upon now and you should

CHESS PROBLEM

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ARIES (Mar, 22-Apr. 20)-

If you have a legal probletu which needs attention, today may bring a solution favourable to your Interesta

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)-- Partnership business is well Invoured just now.

Carry out

plans previously made. will prove beneficial.

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GIRLS MAGAZINE

Willy And His Neighbours

-lie Decides An Open-Alt House is Best After All—

By MAX TRELL kide, too, However, this other wall isn't especially for that

KNARF, the shadow-boy will chipmunk."

the turned-about name, was

"Why are you building surprised to find his friend Willy then?" Knarf asked. Toad at some very odd 'work, He gathered together a large heap of stones and bits of wood and was at this moment laying down the stones, one upon the other, to form what appeared to be a wall,

it.

lives on the south side. They all bother me like the chipmunk and the beetles So," Bald Willy, "I'm going to build four high walls around my toadstool to keep them all out," And then,"ho added, "I'm going to cover up the top with a roof. Do you, know why?"

"Why?"

""To keep the rain out.", answered Willy. "You have no idea how wet you can get by. sitting on a toadstool in the rain. So, when I'm all through. on the building. I'll have four walls

and a roof, ta

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family of beeties lives

"Well," answered Willy, "a

other side. They're always cun- ning past my toadstool, They "Ah, the top of the morning keep chasing my files away. So to you!" Willy exclaimed in his I'm building this second wall to usual cheerful mannor when he keep them out, too. And I'm "Willy!!! exclaimed Knarf opied Krarl "Do you see all building walls on the other two diese bricks arkl all this sides, just as well." lumber?"

Building A Housa

Willy Toad seemed to be.

building a wall.

suddenly. "Four walls and a *roof-that's a house! You're building yourself a house!"

"Certainly not!""" Willy said.

"And besides," Knarf added "I'm just building four walls and slyly, "a house isn't for keeping a--h'm, maybe I am at that!" he folks out. It's for inviting folks said in a changed voice. "Il nin't in. You're building the wrong A mouse

lives on the north, what, I set out to do at all. A thing," "Willy,” sido and 'n' whole army of ants, load can't live in a house!"Ame

Willy didn't wait' for Knart Small Stones"

and Hanid to ask him why he Krier! only

saw a heap of was building the other two walls. small stoc and some bits of He told them right away., wood. But he nodded.

“Al-good, good! Do you know what these bricks, Tund this himler is for? Can you quest"

Inant saldhe couldn't be sure, but it looked, na though. W317y were trying to build a wak,- "Though what you need g wall for, I don't know,, Willy,” [ho said."

BILA wall, my boy?” Willy said. "Yes, Indeed, it's o' walli. I'm balding it for d very good, rea». sors. There's a chipmunk in who, lives”, on diris side of zno, lle's nolacy. He often 'comes over lo my-toadstool, where I alt and catch my flies, and pushes me ott. *-'I'm building this well to koop him away)

Rupert and the Winter Woolly-33

www. When they arrive at the tre thank 7AIDTMwas my fruit," haya

Rupert can see that le la anormous (Jacke5f6When I whistled up ilia. but he'11 Just come land, that; fed la' growing, out oË; n°2 (Wi thit toole, me to „Nutwo on the offer "wide" "suld (polid moand of fer, tu thon hugs - earsiasily stood; in"- the twrong 960 Eleaves!!! ha anclams, ka Thalar du plade, an she wind chlew song, D. rhaps he will and berhole thin, same as the ones wa› found nehm buaya with mea mzadi, four of the

sald Willy ITAIM BOC home. How Bidyabey met 26 winter woollies?! Kow??

So Willy stopped building his [ houpe at, once,

He alghed: "Oh, well. I sup- poso I'm not being very kind to my nelalibours. If they wank to run about and make a noise and chase my Bles away, I guosa 1 enry. överlook it. Maybe '1' do Just an, mány- things that they don't like Pit just leave

"Continental", a play mult in blue Batid: white striped Katinised cotton, by The shorte have splits on both sides. The jacket han ribbed banda at the sleeves and back. “By

·Cote d'Azur-Agenen France

SEMA Presse,

Childish Quarrels Are Necessary To Growth

Brookings, SD. HILDREN'S bickerings are

as they are. Help me get rid of Crial and ermee method, let

those bricks and this lumber, pleasol" AROMA

solving conflicts and difference, according to Mrs Merlo Gunsalais "And Kaart smiled. How She add that juvenile quar

of South Dakola Stale College 'glach "to" help: Willy take down

the house that was built to keep allow the debates andsi bis friends and neighboure out, ments of grown-ups and

Come to think of ickly my one

boy." Bald Willy, this whole wide, world a house and blan open air house,built maybe for bloki all of us to live, Iri with

the other