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This Funny World

Monetar

Ma2mghs Syndesia, Ine

"What do you say we step out some night and have a real good dinner for a change?"

YOUR BIRTHDAY

THURSDAY, JUNE 21

BORN day, you have

me love of knowledge. Vou que especially sterested in

15112

By STELLA

A love of goraip is perhaps wealtiess and you your major

This before 11 ber- comes a serious handicap. This is ampretally true of those of the feminine sex Your Intere 1 in other people could become may be

be curtosity-and this. in turn, Prob- Toul become prying ably the best cure for this is

The

the selences and probably will be happiest if you Ecket ne of them you fe work You also have artistic talent. ยอ these two gifts combled to avantage. will be wise, however,

You

do

you du seiter your energies over fon brezel an arce or you may Und thus you are conversant with many things bat have no 11 Pelalised kill алу one held. You have pleasing per- sonality. make friends easily

tempered dispotion.

i have

ove a large family of your own so that you won't have time to worry about what the righbours are doing!

Among those born on this date are, Rockwell Kent, artist: Baron Alexander von Humbold. and have Just atid even- naturalist:

Thompson Basil Your potent

editor: Henry Holden- circle of acquaintances will it Husa, composer Henry Guy

You have a

good sens

Carlton, playwright, and Dewitt of humour and are something Jeunings and William Bolley, 01 mimic At Umes you can enliven rather dreary social obligation In

jorge.

actors

a party and turn o To and what the stars have store for you tomorrow,

into an ewertnining affair. You select your birthday star and are fine hasi or hostess and should do a great deal of enter- titring?

FRIDAY,

GEMINI (May 22-June 22)- Combine per.onal and business attairs to your distinct advantage but is mportant to be a girl

manager.

CANCER (June 23-July 23)-- This day can be important to you when it comes to developing new plans with paleolial.

long-term

LEO (July 24-AUE. 23)- There Are you promises for the day, but you need to exert The proper cautions In business detalls

VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)— Use your best judgment in mali- Ing an important decision this day. Your entire future may depend upon it.

LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)~- You can be the centre of atime- tion Lodiny, Fo exert the full measure of your charm. There can be cause for celebrating.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be as practical as you can, even though events may be occurring with unprecedented speed.

CROSSWORD

1. They'r

Across

ofshka

chimneys, (5-6)

8. Spared when

spoiled, (8)

4. Drab for a 0.1.

11. Vjetima may

of

Interior

the child is

their fato. (8)

ia. This bread has a corras texture.

.0)

13, Attle heap (song)). (917)

18. This 'kind of pipe trouble

31. You would zot

th

somte in cold weather 'would make very warm, friends |

18-0) 23. Ie's a priest in Tibet. (4) 24. 221 break in the clifta lenda tợ

the sin. (4)

23. Hannibal's secret wonpast, (D)-- Down

1. Dose this mean that

priticism the fruit

1. Given to a man 'to. Oniss his.

own undoing. (^),:

9. This rock is fabulousty hard. (7)

4. The painter is

oxuyurmanjing

Dicer to a backward bil. (3)

Unouncealed part of the Dror*

tax, 18)!

d. This la apartment, marosa, (8)

7. Jun the spot. (6)

14. This may give you a good look.

15. Deranged iltile after she start

10. Patients to a doctor or joy to

drunkard.

* 19. The

'mod the

read the corresponding parn- proph Let your birthday star be your daily guide JUNE 22

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)-All thot glitters may not turn out to be gold, so investi- gate everything very mrefully today.

CAPRICORN (Des. 23-Jart. 201-11 you

are wise in busines a.fr.. you stand to make an important profit on investment of time and effort.

AQUARIUS (Jan, 21-Feb. 19) -- Benefit from one of those "good luck days which comes okong every once in a while. This is yours!

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 21)-- Be sure of your barle ground- work before YOU make A decision which can aller your fiature le.

ARIES (Mar. 22-Apr. 201)- This can be a fine day if you are quick enough and wise enough to take advantage of an opportunity.

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)- YouT personal popularity will put you in position of Im- portance. Time for you

| advance on the job,

CHESS PROBLEM

By R. FORTUNE Black, 3 ploces,

1054

to

White, 9 pieces, While to play! mate in three.

to pesterday's Solution

problem;

1, Kt (BG) XP. any; 2, Q, R, Kİ, jor P matem.

TARGET

IMA

AR

O

PCN

HO four letters

or sota eiKY - You make From the letter in the SUCKER ON the left, makoz, each': word. Cattuta n and each of the small agaæres may be used once only. Each word must contain The Inrgetter: in the centre jquare, and there must be "at: Irest ofte minejetter word, in the HtNo plurals: no foreign words 3 nom properRLAMAN.. BUDAY TAILGEF IN Bord, 2001 B3 wonte, Zeery good zad Wonis, excellent, doulla u / DA, YESTERDAYS SOLUTLŐBEN -fure” arpen, rudi / kend - knap.

„Kiepe mapa, nape, nesp, Sopeñal

patón • pana pašas peda, pekare: beon powers poke pore porté posa...... ipers spank PharMMIDENT, Epoka VIDOKEN" SPOKESMANHOOM

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956.

•JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

Trump Lead Bad

At Slam

Ity OSWALD JACOBY:

66/HEN Art doubt, ferd "W!

West murmured

trumps,

to himself at the beginning of today's hand, This may have boon good advice in the days of whist, but the rule has no place in contract bridge. It is parti cularly foolish in lead' trumps against a slain contract.'

.......

The trump lead was welcomed by Alvin Landy, executive man ager of the American Contract! Bridge League, during the re vent tournament for the Harold S. Vanderbilt Trophy. Landy, an expert as well as a touma- ment manager, proceeded to run off the rest of the trumps to see what he could find out.

It would have been safe for Elst to discard all of his howls and one diamond, He might have been able to come to this

WEBT

AR

K862

4942

MA032

NORTH

Ja

875

• K165

47654

EAST

42 ❤QJ 1043 ♦ Q1083

4QJ9

SOUTH (D)

AAKQ107601

♥A

• AJ

WOMANSENSE

Page

An Autumn Collection Full Of Fashion Ideas

Dior Draws The Line...

London. TIGHER hemlines are on

Hthe way, says fashion

dictator Christian Dior. And his now, ready-to-wear, collection, which opened in London last week, proves the point by showing skirts two inches shorter than last

Beason.

This new cropped skirt looks right with 'Dlor's narrow, pared-down Buit jackets, and the return to shorter skirts-in some cases 16 inches off the ground- is inevitable.

Dior's collection” was full of fashion Ideas. He pick- od dark moss, green as his colour-choice for country suits and coats, black for town weaT. Sult jackets. were either loose and beetle-backed, or straight anıd semi-tted with the waistline just indicated by darts.

K 10

Neither sida vul.

The

grey

South

2 A 34

West Pass 2 N.T. Pass GA Pass Pass

Opening lead-♣ ♣

North

Eati

Pas

Pan

The

Pan

with

a

harem skirt on a cocktail dress

paper taffeta cummerbund waistline, straight out square neck. Peck and Peck hudget dress by Polly Peck.

of

conclusion West had opened the deuce of bearts. With no in- formation at all to guide him, East floundered and sank. At a

ho staye

dis- fairly early carded the nine

and then the Jack of clubs

Landy saw East's distress and correctly interpreted

dub the discards

He led the king of clubs from his hand, forcing out the ace and picking up the quesa at the same time. The ten of clubs was then good for His twelfth trick.

♥*CARD SO#LICẬN

Q-The bidding has been: North

South Work 1 Heart 2 Clubs 2 Dmds. Piss 2 Hearts Pass

?

You, South, hold: MATI #Q52 JAKT163 44

What do you do?

A-Did two spades. You will nexi malso hearts, indicating the singisten alüb. You hope this well encourage North to try for a alam.

TODAY'S QUESTION

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

4A73 Q62 ◆AS 108 63 44

What do you do?

Anawer Tomorrow

HOUSEHOLD HINTS

they are

Com-

It isn't necessary to iron most to the fabric to guard against Cut, do not break scam puli garments until pletely dry. Save time and effort the thread, and cut and sew with a sue paper backing if the by merely pressing out the wrin- kles in the garment, the hang- material is sheer, ing them in an alry room where moisture will evaporate the quickly.

·

Fluff the

Don't iron mattress pads after Joundry, This flatten the air spaces which help make them Carpet manufacturers recom- soft and absorbent.

carpel cotton batting by shaking the mend going over your with

vacuum pad vigorously. # sweepor or

thorough cleaner daily, and a vacuuming once a week to keep them really clean, Small rayon, rugs may be put into the wash ing machine and tumble-dried

•

Allow a {ew more

minutes cooking me for broiling foods when they are taken from the refrigerator and put immediate. ly under the flame,

•

When making a garment with dne of the newer synthetic For a refreshing summertime materials, remember that these drink, add 1⁄4 cup of grape juice

need man-made materials

o cup of lemonade.

work

OD

Kenerous

•

GREY FLANNELS

flannel Bult returned; dresses Dior fashioned with black acces. soriés. The classic camel suit appeared,

also too, sharpened with black. Under many of the sults went use- with ful black silk blouses

necklines. which draped lined the jacket collars like neatly-pinned scarves.

By JILL CAREY

The belted sult in grey and white chequer-board tabelo cut with an easy deep armhole, broad stiffened belted waist and lapped hip pockets. From the Frederick Starko

autumn collection,

the

of

Most of the coats were nar- row, with width at the shoulders achieved by cutting rather than

Necklines were im dresses, usually in black, had was scattered all over with pale padding.

own back-buttoning jac pink beads, silver thread-and huge. their portant: one rout had a

These boleros are still the crystals, and worn' throat-framing collar, another, kets.

with tiny pink kid gloves. in royal blus silk, an enormous most significant fashion nous.

Most

the full-skirted. The most spectacular Empire. fringed scarf tle.

dress was a slim, floor-length dresses were very short; with Dior seized

1ra- upon the

skirt stiffened by canvas gown of honey-coloured organza, ditional Chesterfield travel cos, knotted at the bosom with two and horsehair. Fulness was bor the kind everyone buys from

wide scarf ends floating in front. pleated into the waistline, and Double-breasted, Britain.

with with it was worn some of the there was no sign

hig of Old raglan wide stitched lapels,

to Christian Dior, who is soon sleeves and a bell, it is usually new honey-coloured Dior jewel line with fulness at the hips. made in camel-coloured fabric ler-toposes set in gilt: But Dior gave it

ave it a fashion twist

open a similar ready-to-wear SPECTACULAR. ·

salon in

In Australia, now exports It superbly in fleecy by cutting

disercolly mass-produced clothes

over the stores oli

world. clothes revolved Prices vary, but in London a

while dress

Dior with

Label costs velvet from £40. The Dlor

now covers gloves, perfume,

and lipsticks; while at his saloni can buy Dior- approved shous and hats, and even men's tics.

pastel fabrics baby blue, for The most spectacular cocktal! to

and pink Instance

dinner He also

$150 and it, Empire-fashion, just round the black and belted it,

idea theme.

A very black above the waistline, which could casily be copied. wrap-around Jacket topped The belt is held in place by skin-tight cocktail dress, bars stockings,

carriers of silk thread sewn backed with bathing suit strap foundation garments, jewellery,

In front.. into the side seams.

Several Dlor suits were belted theatre coat had, huze buttons Paris : you ·

*

a black ribbed

Was

..

little more attention when cut- ting or stitching them. Use only

Pitted ripe olives stuffed with chalk for marking, and cut with

de sure to or wrapped in strips of smoked long, even strokes.

scam salmon and speared on tooth Icave allowance, and pink the edges if picks are a tasty appetiser, Try the fabric has a tendency to serving them with tomato juice. in the same way, or tied above back cuffa on the alcoves, ravel.

the waist with a soft, narrow wom with a wide white hat.

dinner one marrow, floor-length din Mercerised cotton thread will A Fafe,

gather band of the same material. easy way to

For late afternoon and even gown in black velvet was topped synthetics, small pieces of proken glass mos

VALUE FOR MONEY- although if the fabric is sheer pat them up with dampened ing, the Empire line won hands by a loose blouse of heavy white

down. And many of the little satin, with

straight

nockline, or all nylon, betier match thread absorbent colton.

used, with 2

What do you get for your three-quarter length aloaves. money? Sound designs, LEDUSGAI 1. Most of the dance dresses were fabrics and beautiful hand- strapless; nearly all of then had anished garments-with couture atoles. And here. Dior under look about them? Best buys. lined an important fashion point. are feminine-looking cults which This year's stoles must be large, won't date, and evening gowns It la'no longer possible to get which are

to make away with a whing of limp tulle your friends

alaranteed

EASY. round your shoulders. A sto

A stole A

wardrobe for the A Dior must bo cut to the full width of coming season must include one. the material, can be anything narrow, semi-fitted suit in darkc from six to twelve feet long.

BOYS' AND

GIRLS' MAGAZINE

Who Wakes The Rooster?

--Teddy Has Trouble Finding The Right Answer

By MAX TRELL

VENERAL. Tin,

of

"Ah, yes." он course, course!" he suddenly said. "The mouse wakes the rooster up. The mouse is up all night. Bo-

"Bumble

Bee wakes up at eight o'clock in the morning." sald General Tin. The voices of the children, getting up for breakfast, wake up, Bumble

Beo."

"And who wakes up the children?"

"Mother and Father," said

the Tin U Soldier, was standing at the playroom door with his musket fore he goes back home, when General Tin. on his shoulder when Teddy, the the light is just beginning to Stuffed Bear, CRMO waddling show in the sky, he goes across "And who,** asiced Toddly,

the road and wakts

the "wakes up Mother and Father?” rooster."

Across The Room

over.

Teddy stood and looked up at General Tin for quite a while- maybe six or seven minutes- before he finally said: "Ahem!"

"Ahem yourself," said General Tin. "What is ft you want, Teddy?"

General Tin wad about to march off when Teddy sakt: "Who wakes up the mouse?”

"Cricket' walces up Mouse," replied General Tin promptly.

"And who wakes up Cricket?" asked Teddy,

"Cricket wakes up at sunset. The Bumble Bee, returning from work with her basket of honey, wakes up Cricket by humming in his ear.".

An Important Question "I've got a very important question to ask you, General."

"Ask ahead," said

on about Tin. "What's the question about that it's so important? And alt down somewhere. You make Teddy wasn't through yet. He me uncomfortable-swaying from said: "Who wakes up Bumble.

Bee?"

side to side.",

Toddy snt himself down on the floor at General -Tin's feet. "It's about the roostes," he said.

"The rooster? The one who lives on the other side of the road and wakes me up with, his crowing every morning?"

"That's the one, General," nodded Teddy, "Now, that Touter is the first ane up in the morning, Lan't hot That's why he can wake us up."

First One Up

General Thi replied that the rooster" was the first one'up: Iri the morning.

Tecky,

who waktu lise rooster up? . That's what I'd like to know!! prende

Instead of answering, General Tin turned around, and started marching across the rooin.

"Who?" demanded Teddy waddling after him. "Who?" "1 have an important question. General Tin stopped, turned to ask, General," said Teddy.

rooster

"Some-

green. To top it, a ·man-art

There was a great deal of grey, black orin muted shade of embroidery. Diamante and sliver overcoat, narrow and bolted thread decorated bolero over

a grosgrain

above the waist, For the

J/2d4v

dress Pale, noun, a little black dress with

cobwebby Chantilly lace for a its own bolero. And, for parties, short evening gown' was a full-skirted" dress and stole in embroidered in sliver thread, A garnet red coffee or the magnificent gown of heavy lace Inevitable black,

Tempting Dishes Made From Ham Leftovers

By FELICITY, ASCOT

Ham Rolls with Tomato Sauce ham, a litt made mustard, 2 around and whispered: **The

eggs well beaten and sonson la rooster, my friend, the

Sift together 2 cups flour, 3 uste, Bilr until the mixture General Tin nodded. body," he said, “ls wake all the teaspoons baking powder and 1 begins to thicken, but is by no best"

Toddy. exclaimed: That's time. And now I think it's high loaspoon salt. Rub in 1/3rd cup where we started, covered in time you went to sleep, Good of lard or margarins, and add incans hard, then serve it on about 4 cup of milk to form a nost pieces of hot buttered night!" .'"I know," said General Tin........

soft dough. Roll out to are teart. And this time General Tintongle on a floured board. "Everybody," sald

Teddy, marched off, his musicot on his, Molsten 14 cups of minced Creamed Ham "wakes everybody else up." shoulder.

ham with tomato sauce, season

Rupert and the Winter Woolly-35

Inside the tower, Rupert" gaxed you.'*. He takes Rupert to the Supward; "Now do you are?"ch; lowest Boor, and there, coming (anya Jackish Up in the darkness; out of a mame of "aimoir; silent hundreds of caterpillusa are opiness machines, Rupert'sões a kigth of ming, those tiny threads that six-arely cloth. Putting out his hand *** caught" on bobbins. "sq" they fallen, he, fouches zit vow it's ley Who wakos (the rooster tip? Now let me 800, Guman da hen, they are, Tikused: And Wován v gold 1 frá 10: cries. 15. What can Lærepentodia: J'or a moment or two into but come, 1:13 showed bug used fot FXX

2e losbach puzzledi.

Another New Rupert Adventure

RUPERT and the HAPPY WISH

to taste and spread the mixture Molt 3 tablespoons butter: In over the dough. Roll up like a saucepan, blend in 8 table « swiss roll tind cut into silces spoons flour, and 11⁄2 cups of 1 inch thick," Brush with mlik milik produelly and cook until and place cut side down on a it - thickens. Add sa lille grenandt baking sheet. Bake in grated onion, 1.

Cup

deod ham,

a hot oven (15-20 minutes, 1 cup dlood, colur),:"14) Serve with tomato senice.

peanuts and semion to taste.

Creole Ham with Spaghetti

cooking

Serve with, crisp "silces prof

Moltz lablespoons of fried broad, fat in a heavy frying panda Macaroni and. Ham Pi

fry = together. 4, cúp si chopped.

onion, 44 cup chopped Cook and drain about: 0:02 colery,

chopped ham sad 2 cups cooled macaroni and cut in small and until lightly, pieces Ghop 3 oz ham driød,..., boR:3#. browned. Add:

grada. Bóz cheese." Arrange thupke cooked tomato, Bosson

chocer, macaroni and "tam tøyers in "a'ple dish/rese twater, and, cook for 15 minut Berve on Tapiaghailt/ whiten ́

a little check for the lo HO jup: 2. edes, Add 1 cupful mil beer boiled unlij:sender: (well drifoed.

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over

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