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This Funny World

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"Could you give vor a recei? - My wife will never believe this”

.BY. THE WAY

by Beachcomber

THE International Tin Council, and resold it for £7,500.

the

the

13

of which I was treUSALING DA 1953, has announeed that Buffer Stock Quotas will fall due Kuten in September, and that tias agreed to this

An un ex-stationmaster (Ren- Trew 1938-1938) i wonder

what

buffers proportion Will various railways. out of the eretral dockpile in Rangoon.

Produone as it rearrest 10 Buffer Stock Quelas you that have nothing to do with train- buffern, which, of course,

be

digitabind 147 the

not made of tim

Munel! It has

original owner bought

The

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1956.

JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

Finesse Avoided For Safe Slam

By OSWALD JACOBY

How would you play

the

South hand at a contract of

six hearts? Plan the play, be-

WOMANSENSE

New Ideas From

Designers

ginning with West's opening Italian fashion is noted for its young de-

lead of the eight of spades.

You mustn't take the spade

Ancase at the Arst trick: Play the low spade from the dummy, allowing East to win the trick with the ten. When East re- turns a club, go right up with the ace of clubs.

You refuse both fincases, since you intend to rely on a reason-

able diamond break, The odds are almost five to one in favour of the fair break in diamonds, but are only even on each of the finesses.

con

At the third trick. you take the king of hearts. You afford to draw one roundi ol trumps before proceeding. Next you take the ace and king of diamonds. When both oppon- ents follow both times, you are home.

You ruff a diamond with

#

high trump, get to dummy with the ace of trumps, ruff another dlarnond with a high trump, and draw West's lost trump once

Now

it back

r £3,000, and way (M evicted. The council paid him £17 and then demolished house to prevent further mitt- ference with ils plors,

you can get to dummy with the ace of spades to cash the

the last diamond. This assures the stron

Jan. 18th: Government offers

send Fo Cyprus แกY negotiator to whom mnybody

wil talk.

Jan, 20th: To combat inflation dam- a special Government ment is to be created to prepare the machinery for an additional rate of tax, at Ave too standard

the pound, on all shilings tha unfaxed savings.

utx

BLE! it

late to issue a dementi.

Force of habit

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Opening lead—▲ 8

AUGHTER and jests, during L #squabble between MeaTA. Snapdriver and Gouseboote over what constitutes wilful contor- Virusm

Cocklecarrot's drew attention to the defendant. The unfortunate Calehouse

observed to have les legs round

Out!

neck again. "Straighten

yourself

shouted Cockle-

carro, Colehouse indicated

that

he was stuck. and once more. Krinning ushers bure their knotted burden from the court There was nothing for It but to

the adjourn

(4 once

M

sine de, ale

soram Learned ponda.

a delighted counsel, who are making a

out of this pucket

monstrous 151 foolery, beamed.

Corkle- carcot, who cares for the majesty of the law, bowed his head und scratched his massive wig with impatient thumb. In his prevale room he received word that the defendant had been successfully untied and was enjoying a cup of teu

Diary for 1957

Jan 4th: A couned got hold of £4,000 house for £25 10s..

TARGET

words of

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the lett

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Anese the queen of spades the large letter is the centra bo al

first the

back square, and there

because Enst feast ate nine-letter word to the would win with the king of Fint. No plurals: Du Coretan

the spades and would return даме. worda 10 proper

would TODAY'S TARGET:

words, Jack 13

of spades. This prod: 20 words, very poutt: 28 words, knock out the eventual entry to the diamonds. You would have excellent Solution tomorrow.

to fall back on the club finesse, and you would go down when it falled.

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YOUR BIRTHDAY ...... By STELLA

MONDAY, AUGUST 20

ex. do well in politics, for you have many of the attributes which go into the inaking of a vote-getter, regardlem of your party.

BORN today, you possess an

und ceptional versatility endowed with many talente, You are genial and outgoing in tempera- ment and must have constant activity to be content. Your energy

Since you have a great store of you will no coumtics admirers of that doubt, have

is apt to be the hustling kind and personal magnetism, you are always so "tasy-busy'

flirt,

you seldom take tune to relax. This the opposite sex. In youth, you may ja something you may need to learn be considered something of Dial with those urn will find but when you have made your selec- those periods of proper tion of a life partner, your loyalties rent and letting down of tensione you become undivided. will become Jeritable and short- tempered.

You are

dato

Amon thone horn on this are: Benjamin Harrison, U.S. Pre-

as excellent organiser, aldent; William Rutherford Mead, Asbury, and since your ambitions are high, orchitect: Bishop Francis you will always aim for the highest churchma John M. Niles, state peak-sometimes skipping the inter- man:

Valentine Mott. Kurgeon: mediate sleps). You want to leave Samuel L. Mitchett, dentist, and the detail work for someone else. If Edgar A. Quest, poet. you are fortunate in eclecting your co-workers, all will be well Since you are a nod judge of character, It is likely that you will do very well as the iden man, letting others do the dull routine. You men should

To find what the stars have in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corres. ponding paragraph. Let your birth. day star be your daily guide.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 21

LEO (July 21 - ADX.

are exceptionally ambitions Your high just now. Make good use of your imagination and devealp a new idea.

CANE. 24-Sept. VIDO

73)- another. Your partnerships with either domestic, business or social,

CHESS PROBLEM

By O. STOCCù

Black, 14 pieces.

White to play: mato in

Sofusion to Satur

aro of the uttront importance just

23)-

now.

_ LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. Be practical about life's problema- even, in romance--and you will and that everything works out all right. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21)---- Not the day to criticise other. T you can't say something good, just keep alent. It is much more politie.

BAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec, 22)— There is fresh stimulation for all of your rehemes, Develop a new ides and 11 should progress splendidly.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan, 20)— An important day bul one in which you múa think before you not. Im- pulsea can play you' falso) P

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)-- Stay cool, even if tempery all arotínd you tend to get hot, and you, wil finako more than a normal advanÍOS,

PISCES. {Feb, 20-Mar The world may seem to be whirling necund a title, too fast ige comforti But you can kaso up I you staợ catin all the time, the NỮ Vanta

ARIES. ́(Bar

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A day meant for high = adventure, And if you are keyed up to it, you will find that you can accomplists

ARITAURUS, (April21-May-

The artistic as well as the roma are stressed, now. sasly, turn into love,

GENINI (May A... day:

of reade

♥÷CARD,Senson♣

QA rubber bridge, neither side vulnerable, the bidding bas

been: Went

North

Kasi Pass

South 7

1 Heart Pass

You, South, hold: AK J2 W354 $8975 4QJ3

What do you do?

A-Pass. At tournament drläge you might act, but at rubber bridge you should tend to pass weak balanced hands in this sit- uation.

TODAY'S QUESTION

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

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signers. First Capucci created a niche in couture. Now come Sarli, Giuliano and Likis.

THE

By GINA POPESINA

HE series of fashion fabric inserted to look like a main dress, while others fasten high shows by the

on the bust on one side with the fabric flowing down to the hemline in elever oblique drap- ings.

Italian couturiers opened at the Pitti Palace in Florence with displays by a group of new young designers,

Two of these, Fausto Barli and Galiano, had shown collections during the previous spring/sum- mer collections and met with considerable

the SUCCESS, but house of Llkin was showing for the first time.

UNSPECTACULAR, BUT

IN EXCELLENT TASTE

They

1

This Arn was founded by two sisters-Lilian and Kitta Sich T

presented good, though unspectacular collection of clothes in well- chosen colours and textiles, all of which were In execitent

tagic.

On this one showing it is not possible to auy with certainty the clothes of whether or not

riass

them into But time

soft

To interpret these soft flowing

lines, Barli has chosen plain wool clathes in dellente colours such as lime yellow, moss and although

pistachio

green

touches of vivid colour are not absent For Instance, one Ensemble Is in Плате rod duvetine while another is in deep bright blue. BOHL incidentally, are trimmed withi honey-coloured beaver für.

The second Florence collec- on of Gullano bore the un- mistakable stanip of couture in perfectly-tailored suits and top- which exuded refined coats

and were full elegance

novel detail.

THE ELONGATED

LOOK

of

Here the line is long and this Arm have that indefinable narrow with a hint of the early quailty which s

twenties about it, particularly the couture

hots which are la regard to will tell.

close-fitting helmets with trim- The One model worthy of mention

low at one side ming wus called "Torlaga." This ensemble consists of a dress in congated look is emphasised in For instance, a various ways. egg-yolk yellow

wool opevat in mottled grey flannel fibric with an elongated waist- fastens adge to edge from the Hire and draping under

the fast

collarless neckline to the hem hipline The accompanying and there is a deep inverted easy-itting loose coat is in two pleat in the centre of each side shades of grey dotted with the of the front and back.

These yellow of the dress CASANOVA LINE

SIMPLIFIED

of

lust

ليلة

neck to hem,

are open from shoulder to thigh but are then closed from there to the hem, to give a tapering effect.

Lis

Italy's

SA

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Young Bridge

SAHI

G.0

GLIAND

SARLI: Thils topoont in flamo red wool davoline, with soft draping falling in oblique lines from the bust to the hem, is typical of this designer's new line, which is a modified version of his Inel season's Casanova line. GIULIANO: The U-shaped sesaning detall and the over-lapped double seam from neck to hem add emphasis to the elongated Line of this som!. fitted dress light

of

fronts grey wool flannel. SARLI: The of the loose jacket of this mult are out away to form triangular shape and reveal a blouse-waistcoat of the same fabrica

det is in Shetland tweed in a underneath. The model is mixture of two tones of blue. LIKIBID

In a soft wool cloth in two tones of grey, dotted

with yellow,

youthful, loose-fitting

features topcoat

front fuinces in the form of gathers falling from the hipline. GIULIANO: Another means by which this designer stresses the elongated line of his models is with deep inverted plents which are open from shoulder to thigh and then closed from there to the hem. They are shown here at the back of this cont or dark brown duyetine,

to hem

conbrust.

1

this

Luncheon Specials

By ALICE DENHOFF

Ham

and

M Chicken Mousse makes

a perfect entree for a bridge luncheon.

To serve 8, mix together i c of finely ground ham and 1 c. Add

Anely ground chicken. tap, French mustard,

Dissolve i bouillon cube in c. of hot water,

Add thớp, plain gelatin that

been softened

cold

most.

in 3 tbag.

water. Mix with

the

Place in refrigerator and

when cold, but not jellied, add

C.

2/4

cream that has been beaten stift. Chill for several hours in a mould.

When serving, wumould the mousse in the centre of a round chop plate.

the contre with A mixture of 1 c. mayonnaise combined with Vic. of cream that has been wdipped, tbsp. horse-gadish and 6 chopped olives.

Pretty Pictura

For a pretty picture, decorato alternating clusters of water cress and, asparagus tips and small, chilled peeled tomatoes that have been slashed in sections to simulate a Bower,

Serve hot muffins or popovers

this with

and, for dessert, meion with vanilla ice cream.

For a nico escort to cold mcat, serve a moulded cucum- ber salad.

1

For 8 servings, heat 1% 0.

Dissolve pineapple juice. pkg. of lemon-flavoured gelatin In this. Stir until dissolved.

It la Cool and when

Just beginning to act, add 1 small cucumber chopped very flasc Chill in Individual moulds and ретус in nests of lottuce, Garnish with mint sprigs.

Sandwich Loaf

A dress of light grey wool "Studio No. 24" is the rather Nanoci features a high cross- vague tie which Fausto Sarli

over bodice which continues in hus given to us new line for

10 an unbroken line to the hein

The fabric is used on by a druped effect fastened with In actual the coming nulumn.

with D

three-bullon trimming the straight except for a band gilt frogging. The bodice has fact, it is a simplified version

SAM ut the knees A cord sedim,

ad the hem of the jacket, the un elegant curve in front to his Casanova tine introduced ginning in the middle of each

A Chocoe Sandwich Loof is inserted panel which stretches look like armour and the long | another nice bridge special.- The spring.

typical slant shoulder at the front, forms a

from the hem to the bustline tight sleeves come from wide ing cut is shown on suit jacket deep U-shape to half-way down

and the collar, where it is used armholes which are outlined by To serve 8, remove crust from fronts, which are cut away to the skirt.

saddle-stitched band.

louf of bread. Cut in 4 slices, form open triangle shape

lengthwise. from

The elongated U-shape which on the cross, to provide a good

Soread them with Often the

This designer's favourite tex-softened butter, cut-away piece is filled in with is achieved by scaring, is seen

One prominent novelty in this ca for the coming season are another piece of material to give again, the other way up, in the

is model colled pliable tweeds in delleete colour

A

Spread one layer with the effect of a three piece centre front of the jacket of a collection

A suit of soft combinations such

cheese, obe hazel, pimiento

with sult of rust brown and green "Jeanne D'Arc,” checked wool tweed, This has and glossy lame wool with a coffee, honey and cream-to-equal portions of choppadt, hand-

allm Some coats also feature this a

skirt and semi-fitted jackel cut on the

velours cooked flannels, lines of a gether with

moistened with eggs mayonnaise, and one layer with cut-away effect with a piece of jacket that fastens from neck doublet, Its high coller is held and draps.

chopped olives and mayonnaise, also moistened. Put the remaining layer on top..

Cover the whole loaf with cream cheose moistened with cream,

ensemble.

BOYS'

AND

The Flying Giraffe

-General Tin Takes An Unexpected Ride-

By MAX TRELL

AK 312 8 K975 40378 IT wasn't any secret.

What do you do?

Answer Tomorrow

CROSSWORD

Across

1. They come in black and white

and all for a song ! (5, 4)

8. A fear wurrounded by a man

of figures. (7)

12: Defeat the champion, (0) 12. Blaydon ones are noted in song.

14. The bone in ribbon develop

ment. (3)

15. Bpotist''always' thinking of

Blm. (0) 18. Tume la Teheren. (8)

1. Every football club has one,

15, 41

29. He fought in the Sudan, (7) 24. Tutor may help you to play One Across in these. (4, 6)

Down 1. This shows what the perform- Sera met ous to do. (U)

2. It is disappointing when good. Work turns out to be this. (2, 4)

3. Beata care'ianng.). (9)

4. The Strait of Dover

(6)

D. Head-in-sand creature." (T))"

6. Anagram of 18: Acrow

Adages, sometimes old. (4)

9. Hunt, (b)..

In the throeskiaj m

ia. The colours & bright one. (18)-

10. This provides the sting of the

17.

They -- fook,

In fact, in the playroom everyone knew that General Tin was the Greatest Hunter in the World.

63

GIRLS' MAGAZINE

"My dear girl," said General Tin, looking at her with huds lead-coloured eyes, "where do you think bananas grow?"

"In vetgulable " stores," Mary Jano.

said

General Tin didn't even both- er to comment on this,

Everyone was surprised to find out that penguins were birds.

Flow Beautifully

Here Mr Punch interrupted to "Indeed they are," said Gen- eral Tin.

to "Chickens are birds, say: "General Tin, I'd like Everyone knew that General too, and so are ducks. They ask you a question, sir." Tin, who was a Tin Soldier. had don't do much flying elther. But

Old Friends telling visited every country, had sail this giraffe that I was ed every sea, had climbed every you about few as beautifully as mountain and had seen and an eagle. Of course, he didn't hunted every animal that ever look much like an eagle. His was-and A great many that neck was too long and he had of Mr Punch and Mr Punca was very fond of him. They no feathers."

were very old friends. "How

did he fly?" asked Teddy.

never werD.

Different Animals

had hunted in different places.

"I'd be delighted," said General Tin. He was very fond

"What I'd like to know, Tinny, old chap, is whether you ever caught one of those flying

General: Tin shook his head

General Tin found the giraffe

in his banana tree.

"But what happened?" asked Knarf.

"Well," said General Tin, "I

But Knard and Hanid, the shadow children with the turn- "It was a curious thing." sald ed-about names, and Mr Punch General Tin. "I've never seen giraffes of yours," and his wife Judy. and Mary anytining like IL before. He Jane, the Rag Doll, and Teddy, flapped his cars like electric the Stuffed Bear, all loved to fans. He whipped his tail from sadly, "I once almost did," be landed on his back all right, but hear General Tin's stories about side to side until it was just a mid. "I found him under my I didn't grab him. He grabbed the different animals that he blur, then he spread out his banana tree with his head stuck me. Before I knew. It, there I

lega and wound his neck round way up in the middle and round and up in the air he tree, nibbling for bananas." "I rose like a balloon. I. was fos-. It cinated just to sit in the top of a banana tree and watch him."

Mary Jane looked puzzled. "A. banana tree, General Tin?"

"Do bananas grow og trees?" asked Judy,

One day General Tin said: once caught a flying giraffe. was "-"

At this point, everyone in the playroom let out a great shout, "Giraffes can't dyl" they all eried,

"Who says they can't?" said General Tin, frowning LB ho looked around at all his friends, "We say so," they all answer-

"No one ever heard of giraffe that could fly, General

cd.

Tin," said Hard.

han ten Flying Giraffes

I don't know about every body," said General Tin, “but do. wow about myself. I've seen more flying grames than most people have seen mosquitoes. I'll can't admit that most girafes fly but neither, can most ele- phants, and, most monkeys and moet hippopotamuses and there kro, lots of birde: that can't fy Feltheo

of the was, dangling, from his teeth by my coat inile. He carried me straight up into the sky, And "What did you do?" asked where do you suppose, he left Hand

me? In the middle of a rain cloud, right over the middle of “I, alid down his neck,” said, the Atlantic Ocean, Hight in the And that's General. Tin, "Intending to land middle of winter. on his back and grab him.””. the end of my story,"

Rupert and the Fire Bird-40.

Fromi

Another

Rupert Adventure Just arrived.

RUPERT and the GIANT'S CASTLE

$1.00

Decorate the top

prettily with sliced, pimiento-stuffed olives, sliced sweet pickles md bits of pimiento. Chill. Slice ot table when serving.

Paris Hat Fashions

big

Above: "Turkestan” flat-crowned hat of naétural- coloured cub 'bear, Fur, A black silk cord, runs through iko edge and ends with tax--- sela-hanging down on one > side. From Boss Valois..

Below: "La Coq',... by Paulette, is his afternoon has of, belro»' ooloured; plumen, adorned with a band

·Aronoe. black groseTRÍN.

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