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YOUR BIRTHDAY ... BY STELLA

TUESDAY, JULY 31

BORN today, you have a high-

You have a warmly emotional be happiest and will nature when you can give it full expres- sion.

For one

who dislikes detail, ly idealistic nature and one you are precise and methodical which is haunted by the wander. In all you do. Even if you, your luat and the possibility of gold,

id, self, do no carry out the actuat Just beyond those hills, for, for work, you have planned it 50 Away You W

need to learn accurately will

thai other's must to concentrate

upon the follow your instructions to the how opportunities in your own back letter to achieve the results you

the If you are to reach

have outlined. yard Buccars which rightly should be yours You do not enjoy detail work and would prefer to leave that lo

allowing yourself others, the pleasure of planning projects un a large scale,

Your

our Intuitions me exception- ally kecu sometlines almost

You must prophetic.

learn to oboy those impulses, rather than to be influenced by outside co!» ditkons You are able to make snap decisks, and to have them absolutely right nine times out of 10. This gives you a

chumer lew to be a

jumps alcad nt

competitus newrest your fortunate asset in a highly com- petitive age where apeed is often the bagle esseTIOU of material

BLMETAL

ore:

Among those born on this date

Edward

Kendall, 11. architect; Abram S Howitt statesman; John W. Garrett, rail- way man; William D. William-

son.

party Maine governor! James Kent, noted jurist; Joha Erickson, inventor, and Pinzi du Chaillu, explorer.

To And what the stars have in sure for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the

Lel paragraph. corresponding your birthday star be your daily Kulde.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1

LEO (July 24-Aug. 237- Originality of idea, and then the instant act of pulting it into pro- duction, is what brings sarecc°ET« Je today

VIRGO

(Aug. 24-Sept. 23)— Judgment

malter- te legal perhaps le make a settlement- should turn out ifl your favour now.

LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct, 23)- Act decisively in some linportant matter and you will probably dia cover that you have macs de- finite progrOAR.

SCORPIO (Ort, 24-Nov. 22)— The emphasis for you is

mechanical improvements.

KLY

וולי

You

devise a real money-making gadget

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)--Co-operation on the social and busincs level will

3 better than

today.

CAPRICORN

bring

mal results

Dec. 23-Jata.

20)-There is a new movement

yukir

ยา

GEMINI (May 22-June 22)- Get an early start this formzhang, Slow up in the afternoKU), but renew your attack on a problem the evening

CANCER (June 23-July 23)-- You may be a little mm adven turroirs in business and than- matters than usual this al morning with antlelpated success.

JACOBY ON BRIDGE

Defence Key Is Switch Of Suit

JACOBY

By OSWALD

would be possible to important defent four spades in

forward uffales. See that

you gain the advantage on all sides.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb, 19) -If you use good judgment

in

your affairs, then all shoukt gaj woll with you in the days

QUILE",

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today's hand without un- usual plays. If West is mind reader, he can do the jot singlehundies,

the

Since few bridge players are mind readers, good co-operative PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 21-defence may make the differs There may

im-ence be unsettled

between Success and need for dencies and the

When Frank Weisbach failure. change, but adapt to these with or Cineinimta

Enst held eese. Be tactful, too,

cards, his defensive play

took ARIES (Mar, 22-Apr. 20)-all the strain from his partner, Morning Impulses may not be West opened, the king of them thoroughly hearts, naturally, and Weisbach Bound, so bost Art. By afternoon, all compllen overtook with the nce. Weisbach tions should be solved.

felt sure that his partner held a six-card heart sult, in which ease only one heart trick could be wor

was important lo switch to clubs, and only Baxi

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21) A new, artistic lea may prove the basis for eventual success i your chosen field of endeavour Be imaginativo.

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Fardon. (9)

Bis from Rome and and, (3) Sunday dinner, often (6)

Jó. A knock for the container. (3)

B of sound and

fellow. (4)

18. Mull

ying nothing. (4)

(9)

18. Randy Lole (analog. (5)

17. It's short of a

18. Cold part of the offices. 131

KARTH-

40 This was the bright light of

not so long ago. (24)

21. Unlucky the

23. Tremendously

drons.

orient ebe. (5, 4)

Dow

1. They are apt to Do DOST nimaros around town. 79. 45

3. Partner for bil

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SOUTH

East-West vul.

West

North

East

South

Pass

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Pass PRES

44

Pass Pass

Opening lead-♥ K

could be sure that an immediate switch was absolutely necessary, East returned the deuce ol This clubs at the second trick. possibly

indicated that he had a high return enough club to stand a

East held lead in the mull, (1 four small clubs he would lend next-to-highest the highest or card rather than the lowest.)

South played a low club, and West West won with the

Implications blind

to the of Welsbach's plays. Evidently East believed that no other heart trick could be won; and evident-

3. Matters come down on top of

you in this, (0)

4. K stop up. (5)

D. Ten mixture. (3)

4. Roma makes a poet, (4)

7. Provident, one letter in war.

10. injured, one içtter different RING the mix-up a tree. (7)

12. All this dan wartzine meusory. 19. Old one may be your bookis, (9) 15. One planet the petrologers BOTOR

eem to me

10, Juation.

ja said, mtet

be to be

done. (4)

19. The temp-

tress of the Nile, in short,

91, No

About

plot

TARGET

RLP CEM

PNE

EMAIL

How many

words of

four fatters

or more tan

24 A0/

from

the

letters in the

COURTE an.

the left

Ip

making Each word, the Letters to onth of the 4QUATER may be hand "Badh" word must Anche large fetter Ex the DOBLAÍO ventre ognare, and share must be At least, ona"nine-jetter word, in Kale jist." - No plurala › mo foreign worda DO TOPero names. TODAY'S TARGET NEWords, good 1:43. worden very good 1,06 wordanstoellent....... | Bolation YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION 2 MAJORK whert.esplats expired

but) pair.

peal ripe,

tripe

when"

ly East had a high club of some description.

West returned the king of clubs. This forced out declarer's

trumps ace. South drow

and tried the diamond finense, but this was 1st to the king, East then eashed the jack of clubs to defeat the contract.

6-7

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY,

JULY 31, 1956.

This Funny World

WOMANSENSE

KEEPING YOUR TEETH HEALTHY. - by W. W. Bauer, M.

Why Baby Teeth Should Not Be Neglected

"AREN'T

has for

The

1. and

primary teeth con and

boast, "Yea, sir, that vises, so he can watch the spac- should be filled when necessary. fentating machinery:

xou think? They meet!"

the

and casual, such as they cute? Premature loss of baby tooth he noces a normal complement pleasant

teeth deformity of

will bo created by a mouth properly Look. she's got may favour such

and palate Buby teeth which are definitely developed 'jow

examination, cleansing of the two and when she smiles.. decayed may have to bo This is another reason for pre-teeth, and an opportunity for.

That's a young mother speak- moved.

youngster to examine the The dentist should be serving the baby teeth.

the

without ing, and I have heard a young consulted as often as he ad-

the drill or any pain. father boy's eight

is not true, as too commonly This first visit to the dentist months old, and ing of the baby teeth and use teeth-and what do

space maintainer if necessary. believed, that such filings In- should be undertaken some time

offers jure Pleasing

teeth, between the second and third permanent appearance AM too soon, these primary another reason

not inter than why a child's Whether a baliy tooth which is birthday, but

all 20 of the or baby teeth, so pridefully ex- baby

should be saved, apparently crowding an erupt the time when 100th hibited, fndi under negltet All children must pass through ing permanent tooth, should be balay teeth have arrived.

"toothless"

to make Dental decay in the most pre- the, normul

stage removed valent

for abnormality our when they have lost baby teeth problem

your dentist children, Why? Largely be and are awaiting permanent re- decide.

But that in of the idea that baby placements.

FIRST VISIT teeth are mporary, to why

good reason for allowing baby

When should a child first be bother about them?

teeth to be lost prematurely Children are much more sensi- taken to the dentist? Certainly live to their appearance than before he has to go there with growing, hidden dra the deep dulls rometimes realise.

The child should One toothache. the jaw, since the sixth week of the baby's intra- at the child's big achievements regard the dentist as his friend. For this His first impressions should be uterine life. They have been is learning to speak.

cause

Primary teeth

caught dyndlesta, for ◆ Amerienn Magtune

tissues

"Listen, darling-he's playing our song!"

BY

•

THE

WAY

by Beachcomber

THERE is but une method," stean-driven couls.

ihen wrote Ruskin, "by which those of an enquiring disposition may determine whether in post- mon's beard is rea) or false. It must be pulled,"

I

sagacious words from These "The Seven Lumps of Archi- tecture"

mind my sang when

read that certain their villogers merry

pulled postman's beard every ume he List your a delivered letters. milkman in Cheltenham wore a foise nose

to amuse children. One day he forgot to put on, and his real nose was tweaked so violently that he gave up trying to ammue anybody.

His name won Lawson, which 1:X- plains nothing.

or

business.

The

two

of

affected, favourably

of

have been

or other-

way is

Д

Permanent teeth will not al-

to

ways be defective if baby teeth' are neglected, but, why take Д chance? Good teeth are among the most valunble Df personal arts,

TOMORROW:

Six-Year Molar-Plus

by the hereditary trends American Designers Launch Autumn Fashions With

and by the mother's diet, parti- cularly her supply of calcium, vitamin D from foods, cod-liver ull or other sources, and various other minerals. Now the baby is here, and his teeth are begiu- ning to appear.

NORMAL COURSE

Teething should be a normal procedure, Involving some

A

NEW VARIATION OF THE EMPIRE LINE

ininer discomfort due to con- To American designer the fre

The

allow room

A

The breact

be really to

shot Is into the nipping-room, where gigantic saarlers prepare it for Tomorrow I pre-proces ing. will describe the pre-processing.

New York. the hemline in back to emphasleo a silky "seal cloth" fabric with a Amazing activity

WO American designers the new line variously called black beaver fur collar that Edwardian and showed two distinct personall- ties front and back. The collar Directoire, gestion in the gums Usuntly SKINFLINT economy being in the very air we breathe by

fashions drools considerably autumn

with Both designerB

curved in soft, rounded revers the baby permission of a miserly Govern- because of excessive saliva pro-dresses that tied with draw for doubt among women who in front, but hung almost to the

the 11WY that the quetion al this time. The

feel that high waists and tube- waist in back in a deep square, the t just under the Beet formerly ment Spinach Board and

The same coat designers ac- common practice of strings root Board are to be merged

comfort. Mirs Rosenstein does cented the slim lines of short lancing" or incising the gums bustline and left the waist, like skirts are too starting for

with 1 no longer

to the watchers' one daytime version recommended in line

and long coats by cupping them Have that comebody means

something

double

just in near the

hemlino in back drawstring--one ordinary

Indeed, such imagination. vascs. benris,

with additional

the bosom and another with narrow, shirred bunda. Incisions may heal before the

under Claire McCardell showed staff and increased powers, will

tooth comes through and the short and long versions of her around the waistline. as

Miss McCardell the Spinach and

makes her FUR TRIMMINGS ON ruther than scara complicate Board

The

nan tugh-waisted tube dresses, sacking d

[expedite the eruption, In some

version she dubbed the sports dresses in two versions WOOLLEN COATS of a lift-man at the Ministry of

instances

with high-waisted drawstrings may become g

Evering Dress * |Nightgown well Bubbleblowing was

de

and

with drawstrings at the remove consider Short, sporty versions in wool necessary to scribed by the Minister

as able tissue

natural waistline. to permit an and wool jersey were simply "Evidence of a dynamic come unerupted

The Originala Cost Company These were the most startling tooth to slash Government 10

Such through.

circumstances

styles shown on the first day used blonde lynx fur down the paiga

of the

fashion front of an oatment tweed cont, semi-annual expenditure,"

require careful watching by a dentist,

press week Sponsored by the Luxury fur trimming on other The march of the mice

Baby teeth are Important be-

Nettle Rosenstein

put couture group of the New York wool coats was used NATSMEAT

cause

around they help tho

Empire Dress Institute. Fashion writers ways also Originala designers child to drawstrings magnutes We visited first the

and from the

chinchilla fur on United States and put. evening clothes

a fivery tudying with interest the chew his food, but that is not waisted sheds where the bread is kept

coat and sable dresses. One The child's dental arches, daytime

belge Canada are here to get a work wool hooded reports of an invasion of New full. unth it is in, a condition to be

formed in the upper jaw by salin

suat hangs long preview of next reason's shawl collar on a camel's hair.

coat. moved on electric rollers Into South Wales by a huge army of

Here mice, who "cat their way into the maxilla or large facial bone, straight and untrimmed except styles.

the xkamping-room.

Costa occasionally havo Coat collars are often, big-and whelvers plunge each loat into refrigerators and chew registra- and in the lower jaw by the for the puckered effect of

shaped in next high-waisted look, though less. or jawbone, require high-waisted drawstring slight- unexpectedly mandible cauldron of brassic acid, and ton tickets on the windscreens

winter's intact baby teeth for

styles, and

coat exaggerated than the drawstring property indenting it. The mouse who - cân steel hand,

of cors. controlled by an

Sometimes the 'high A Rosenstein brocade even silhouettes vary from cocoon- dresses growth to allow space for the at through the walls of re- electronle brain, transfers it to

has the drawstring slim wrap-arounds to flaring curve is indicated in a princess ing dress permanent teeth, is frigerator is obviously not the the codding-pan, where it

style, and sometimes by a seam just below the circle coats. Among the common and dis-only in back, It little chap who can be caught pinged, slutted, and predsed

Monte Bano with a panel

and Pruzan that cuts across just below the is then ready for stamping.

He would eat his tressing dental problems among shoulder blades, in a trap.

"They

are the children

poor acchesion hanging from the high waist to showed a checked wool coat in bustline.-United Press, process which is preceded by way out of it.

to due

irregularram glossing. Red-hot bradawla kind of tough mice who should ("bite") hore mall holes, into which be sent to the moon, humessed spacing of the teeth, crowding,

protruding or receding teeth hyneinle toride is pumped by with recording instruments.

I

A visit to a bread factory

HAVE had the good fortune to be one of a party con- ducted round the enormous new at factory bread-processing Hensham.

the

are

come

BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

The Clever Rooster

-He Talked A Hungry Fox Out of A Good Meal-

By MAX TRELL

Fox, only I should think a fine fellow like you would choose a

OWN, down, down sild Knarf belter place than a chicken coop

Dand

Hanid. the shadow to eat in.'

children with the turned-about nomes, until finally-flop--there they were, at the bottom of the Blue China Piatel

They picked themselves

Rather Untidy

** "Quite right, quite right,' 'up answered the Fox. This chicken

and now they were on the hill coop is rather untidy. I'll take overlooking Ting a Ling's you to my den house. They saw Ting-a-Ling sitting under the cherry tree in Knart

his garden.

called.

Ting-a-Ling. HI!"

Rice Cookies

Ting-a-Ling waved to them. A few minutes later they were sitting under the cherry tree having tea and rice cookies.

"So be carried the Rooster to his den, which was a dark place between two rocks on the other side of the woods. He was about to start again when the Rooster sakt: 'Oh, dear.. I'm afraid it's much too late, Mr Fox.'

The fox stole into the chicken coop.

went

In

to do is breakfast!'

а

corner

"Much too late? the Fox exclaimed in astonishment.

off to

and Much too late for what?"

promptly fell asleep. ***Much too late for you to

early the "And bright and To their surprise, and pica- have your dinner. You won't

hungry Fox sure. they found Ting-a-Ling's sleep a wink if you eat dinner xt morning the

heard

Rooster growing: little nephew Ding and his niece now. I'm sure you'll regret it. Time for breakfast! Time for Dong both sliting under the free Now the thing for

you

So the Fox lazily as well.

to wait until the morning.

opened

and got ready. his eyes eload of having me for dinner for his breakfast of trosh

can have me for breakfast, rooster." you And you can count on me too wake you up good and early, I So Ting-a-Ling, smiling, said: always crow the first thing

morning. You go off to sleep hear me crow you'll know the sun has Once upon a time," he began, and it is time for your break- there was a Fox who stole into fast!

"I was just starting Ding

and Dong a story," Ting-a-Ling.

"We'd like to hear it, please," said Honid,

to tel naid

tho

call this story The Clever and when you

Rooster."

a chicken coop and

pounced

then

16

"Oh, dear!" said Hanld.

In

"Pooh!" said Knart,

Ding just scowled.

"I was wishing that Roosier risen was smart enough to get away,"

sald Done

exclaimed "O1.

he wast's Ting-a-Ling.. "The Fox heard

That Rooster was a clever

upon a Rooster. He was about "Bo the Fox, thinking to him- the Rooster crowing all right--- to eat the Rooster

and self that

the Rooster would the crows came from fer, for there when the Rooster, collect- taste just as good for breakfast off. If East had played a low heart is wus, said: 'I don't mind as he would

nt the frat trick, possibly West would have switched to cluba all by himself. Possibly, but not Hikely. Welbaeti's defence. (um- ed a possiblity into a sure thing.

♥÷CARD Sensen♦ |

Q-With both sides vulnerable, the bidding has been: North Kast

South West

1 Heart 2 Diamonds

You, South, hold: 483731 W$642:43.40742

What do do?

You A-Pam. You have, only six polata in high cards and only three small hearts.-- A free raise is therefore risky, and, uny' other

· bli is out of the question., Janate

B TUBAYS QUESTION

The bidding is the same as in the question just answered. You, Bouth, holdi

What do you do? ".15/

for dinner, and one. He strutted off and away

at all being your dinner, Mr knowing also that the Rooster to soon as the Fox was asleep.

CHESS PROBLEM

By J.C. MORBA Black, 10 pieces

White White to play, ma

Solutio

problem!

1ị KhaKb, anyja

or HtimatRÉ..

westerday

always did wake folks up with

"And that," said Ting-a-Ling, his crowing when the sun rose, la the whole story.".

Rupert and the Fire Bird-23

Although it l now Lese, the drigon, does not run away! It 2wined and writhes, breathl more and more? Gravat" sturap/5Suddenly vis slighytase #warning; the fossil as ila" "battered "ja" a burst of fans:

"The

bird Pong-Ping la, almost speech: less with excitement. It worked

minute while fetch that dragdn lood 1 "And he dabes 7.60) That' kalligrary wellig kantte

called the "Innocents." DRAWSTRINGS THE MAIN FEATURE

evening

Tuxedo fur trimming may be due for a rebirth of popularity.

Whiteaways

Sale

Bigger Than Ever

BUY NOW!

HUGE REDUCTIONS IN

FURNISHING FABRICS

BUDGET PLAN

During

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