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F THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1958.

YOUR BIRTHDAY ......... By STELLA JACOBY PARADE

SATURDAY, MARCH 15

ORN today, you are one of those bright, sprightly Individuala Bo

who appears to take life just as it comes-good or bad—with a broad smile. You are a great talker and are always the centre of an admiring group. Yet, underneath you are much more serious individual than you would appear to be first meeting. You have an almoz: intuitive sense about people and cận judgo character accurately at first meeting. You often murprise even your closest associates by being right in your judgment, although surface facts appear qulie differeni, Make use of this gift at all

times, it will help you keep well ahead of your closest

compeiltar!

Although arduous and affectionate, you are not one to exhibit your emotions in public. You may appear quite cool and aloof, yet underneath there is an ardent and loving nature. You will be happiest if wed at quite an early age and have your own funily around you. You are not ane to seek social pleasures outside of your own home, and the bigger the family, the more you will enjoy ilfe. You are loyal and will make personal sacrifices to defend the one you love against any slightest criticism, Although a Ano friend, you can also be a bitter enemy once your wrath has been sufletently aroused.

You have marked native ability, a magnetic personality and are one who has the ability to push another's plan of operation, to success. You are not as careful of detall work as you might be but instead see things on a grand scale. Be sure that your start of en-workers are competent to take care of the cull routine which you so dislike.

Among there born. on this date were: Wallace Irwin, author; James H. Hackett, ector; Andrew Jackson, U.S. President; Haruhi 1. Ickes, statesman; Liberty Hydo Balley, botanist and educator, and Harry James, orchestra leader,

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

SUNDAY, MARCH 16

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20)-- Plon lemurely Sunday, with social commitments suitable for

Sunday evening. Enjoy your selt.

VIRGO (Aur. 24-8epl. 23)- After the morning's devotions, plan to spend the balance of the time in social activity oppro- plate to the day.

ON BRIDGE

Fourth Heart Squeezes East

BY OSWALD JACOBY

Nabout his hand. He had 20 NORTH was very enthusiastic

LONE A lion, believed by LION villagers in the remote Chikwewa district, to contain the spirit of a dead man, has been shot by a European game control officer.

It had attacked a number of Africans and dragged them into the bush. But it did not kill them.

The Ilon-t hunted alone was one of the largest killed in the ATES for some time.

points for his opening club bid and when his partner responded weighed 550 lbs. one heart he was also looking at the four lop honours in that sult,

ls rebid of throe diamonds seemed lagleal and when South Lid three spedes North decided Lo get to a siam. His four no- trump bk produced a one sco response and his five no-trump the information that elicited South also held three kings. North went to seven carta.

West opened the queen of diurnonds and South was not at oll happy about the dummy. Seven appeared almost hopeless but South saw one chance. A ¿queeze was possible. He won

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SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)- Take care of your health these busy days. This is a time to let down tensions and relax.

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ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20)-

LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)- There's romance for you this A journey to visit someone you Sunday! Someone you may nut love. This can be a day long to have thought of as the "one and the remembered, with rent, last- only" may be just that.

ing pleasure).

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)— Get inspiration from stamon Jis morning and let it guide you profitably through the com- ing week.

GEMINI (May 23-June 21)- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. This can be one of the most 22)-A day for social pleasures plenannt Sundays on record. A and romance. Make future plana relaxed, pleasant day with the with the one you love the most. fully,

CANCER (June 22-July 23)- CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan, 20) Church activites should give-There may be some minor up- you a spiritual uplift and an sete in your pians, but convert opportunity to mingle with to the change tactfully and all

Koca well enough. people you enjoy,

LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)-

AQUARIUS (Jan, 21-Feb. 19)

A socially romantic day, You There are good things in pros. may be spending the weekend with the family of your intend- cd.

pect. Spend this day making coreful plans for your future" along progressive lines.

BORN today, you have a keen mind which goes to the bottom of a problem, analyses it and comes up with a good solution. You are a natural executive and know how to delegate work to those capable of executing it. You also have good business ability ar will seldom, If ever, come out on the short side of a deal. Methodical and accurate in handling a job, you are able to take on a great deal of work without appearing to be pressed for time. You make good use of every moment.

You men have good mathematical minds and might select some form of engineering as your field. You women have a feel- ing for colour and design and might do well in interior decorating. You are also fond of gardening and will want to spend part of your time in the country.

You have all of the social graces and are an excellent host or hostess. In fact, you may have to curtall your social programmo to get the serious work of life accomplished. Or, at least, set aside a special lime for work and another time for recreation. Although all work can make Jack a dull boy, too much pleasure-secking also can be harmful,

You are highly sympathetle and generous towards those who have less than you have. You have too good business lead to waste your philanthropy on one who is unworthy. But one who bas tried and failed and wants to try again—such a person recelves your sympathy as well as your help.

Among those born on this dale were; William Byrd, Virginia ploneer: Jethro Wood, Inventor; James Madison, U.S. President; Percy MacKaye, poet and drunalist: Georgo W. Brooks, Jurist; Cunrad Nagel, film star, and Lillian Evans Blauvelt, singer.

To find what the stars have in alore for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding purograph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide.

PISCES

MONDAY, MARCH 17

(Feb. 20-Mar. 20)— SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec, Be sure in your own mind be- 22)-Guard against an Impulsive fore recepting u new oppor- move that would work against tunity. Use your best judgment your best interests, or take a loss.

CAPRICORN (Déo, 23-Jan. 20) -You can control the trend of

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20) this day. If you are painstak...” The counsel of close friends is ing, all goes well. Get care- best. Don't take the advice of less and there can be chaos. strangers or you may find your- self in trouble,

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)- Business prospects are good, but don't be misled by something that looks too good to be true. Be astute.

GEMINI (May 22-June 21)- Cultural activities are favoured, und if you have been planning asca voyage, you might com- plete your arrangemente.

CANCER (June 22-July 28) --- General, naire are favourable, but guard against an upset the financial front. Watch that budget!

on

LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) Wisdom is needed, for a rather spectacular opportunity may be offered. Be sure you are right before accepting.

VIRGO (Aug. 24-8ept. 23)- You can avoid a toss if you are careful. Keep on your toes today and don't be hurried into any- thing.

LIRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)-- There is an adventuresome trend in today's outlook. Make sure

AQUARIUS (Jan, 21-Feb. 18) -Investigate carofully any idea that is presented. Don't say "yes" without giving the deal a lot of

thought.

CHESS

By LEONARD BARDEN

A problem by W Calne (Briki Times. 1933). White

that you don't go off the deep “Sotikison NO. 4365; 1 BXRP

end.

SCORPIO (O9% 16-NOT. 18)—| 2:1 amet male. IESKAI Corclass can cause Trouble, ph. Kerkt. 3 Q~~M Just stay ostm; look before you | oh, z=2res: 6 P-05 mate Temp sexh all will go well enough..

the opening diamond lead in his own hand, pulled three rounds of trumps and led the aco and the last diamond from dummy.

2

East commenced to feel pres- sure right then and there but managed to let go of one spade, South trumped that last dia- mond, led a spode to dummy's queen and played shimmy's last trump.

At this point the pressure on East had become a total squeeze. He dropped a club.

South also discarded a club and then cashed hla nce and king of spades. When West showed out South had a com- plete count on the hand. Enst was down to two clubs. If they were the queen and jack they would

Hence have to drop. South played the king and acc of clubs and made his thirteenth trick with dummy's ten.

♥¿CARD Säriseko

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You, South, hold:

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What do you do?

A-Pa. Let your partner gei out of this mess as best he saa. A two-club bid by you might abui out cheap sive BÍ, ODG beart or one spada.

TODAY'S QUESTION The bidding has boen: South West North I♦ Double Redbl.

You, South, hold:

East

Pass

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What do you do?

Answer on Monday

A COLUMN OF THE UNUSUAL ABOUT PEOPLE AND PLACES AND THINGS

But ho

moving at what looked like ex- cessive spoed.

The pilot radioed patrol, giving detalla car's position.

# police of the

truck aboard a train. is Po tall the train had to stop at every bridge which crossed Sahib had to alight, the line, walk under each bridge, and get back aboard the train on the

The patrolmen Investigated and found the spoeding car had other side.

Now

hag Sahlb

arrived been stolen, safely in Hamelin, home of the Pied Piper, Said circus TRAIN Two men got into dif trainer: "Is uncorny. As soon RESCUE ficulties ng he, reached our winier quar-

Jumped Singapore ters here he began going through at his old clrcus routine."

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Prosper Foulon,

days leave from

One day IL attacked on African woman outalde the dis- trict administration office ut A SON Chikwawa. The woman grab- bed a post and hold on. The TOO MANY 19, wanted three post was broken in the tug-o'- the French Army. And he got war Before the lion was driven it by telling hip officer that his

wife had given birth to a pon

Jubilantly, Prosper went off to keep a romantic rendezvous

Then two gendarmes called at Prosper's house. They were looking for a 19-year-old youth who had never answered his call-up for mhttary service.

No cattle were killed by tho lion and this, plus the fact that none of the human victims were killed, led to the belief that a human spirit had returned to Inhabit the Golmal and was baving revenge on its lifetime enemies.

The game control found the lion sleeping meal of wild pig.

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"I have only one son," ProJ- per told them-forgetting the other "son" which had got him a three-day pass,

Ho was called before the Joel mayor to do a bit of ex- plaining.

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when they into the sca to rescue drowning aherman.

All three were saved by a 10- year-old girl who brought them

singlehanded while ashoro

crowd of 200 looked on.

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cherry elephant in Europe, was daughter," too much for East Gomiany's mayor after Prosper had con-

"It would fessed, Communist government..

never have The trouble began

been discovĽTOŮ. some Sahib's months

ago when owners, the Frank, a circus family, led to Western Germany.

Sahlbhe weighs half Lon stands 11-feet 4-inches high on his unshod feet, and has tusks had to be nearly 5 feet

long left behind the Iron Curtain.

Sahib became wilder every day until, in the end, the East German Lovernment opened

tho negotiations with

Frank family in the West to exchange him for female elephant,

So Sahib was shipped west. He greeted the Frank family in West Berlin with happy trumpet calls.

Then there was more trouble,

Sahib in an They put

sad why mriáš suri natali hele lake faria! Blar rolat ONI PALAS VĒLM) tall tale fruit, metal fruntat tuta ultra-

NEEDLE "Love needles," HIM LOVE made by witch

doctors and BOYS AND GIRLS guaranteed to win a

woman's

SOLUTIONS: love for their owners, are sell- ing fast in Malaya.

The needles-untally slivers of steel dipped in "charned" TOROWater-cost £20.

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LONG The first arrest in the

United States by holl- SCRANDLED SENTENCE Turkey ARM

copter hos been made partly in Europe and partly in in Long Island.

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ACROSS

1 Chooses sume tools (5).

4 Nothing to pay (6).

8 Sandwich filling, maybe (6).

10 Mistake (5).

12 Delicate offer (8),

14 Free from duty (7),

17 European (4),

19 Cut without the all of a

knife (7).

20 In name only (7)..

22 Circus bowman, (4),

23 Having a trying time? (7).

27 Flow (6).

DOWN

1 Awkward question for

model? (5),

2. Once royal song (5).

3 Full flood (5).

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5 Regretted it sounds so dis-

courteous (4).

0 It once reigned in France

(a).

7 Long effusion (6).

9 Make a detour (7).

11 Written opinion about wine?

(0).

13 Sorry stafe (?),

15 Racing handicap (4).

10 Flags, but not banners (6).

29 Not the others (5).

30 Don't lose your? (5)

31 Full range (0).

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18 Mr Sprat's allergy (4).

CROSSWORD

32 Lined up? (5).

20 Annoying stinger (6).

21 Retiring (8).

24 Guide cattle (5).

Across

Ankware. (9) HM0.143

(4)

Opera tine. Tam DUE DE LAB. (0) Puters use it. (3)

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Procto. (4)

35. Keep it movement. (5, 6)

Keni pawis, (2008.) · (5-4)

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TRY MIRROR WORK: Ottoman Empire:

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correspondent, stop of Mrs H. Bockle, who was want to show being canvassed. He and Mrs why shouldn't Bockle then acted a short scene, in which she promised to vote As one who has not made for him, and the chorus of local study of the beauty queens sang and danced, very profound question, I can only haZUTĖ and finally decorated the candi- guess that they don't want to date with A wreath of roses.

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how their knees, but if those Loud-speakers from vans relay who live by making foola of ed "Lonesome for the Moon," them issue the order, they will and other campaign songs and obey. Let us uever forget the the candidate, wearing a space- reply of the French dancer helmet, and accompanied by a Gaby Deslys, when a bishop body of men dressed an archers said that hor dress

the Batlle was at

of Agincourt, indecent. "I love your bishops," moved to the next doorstep to she said. "but they show too continue the canvassing. much leg."

(Account of election campaign, 1050.) Dr Rhubarb's Corner

M. F.

writes. The council. A king for 40 seconds. wants to fu u out beoTALIÊ my husband often goes down on all fours and barks like dog to amuse me, What can I

doi

Dr Rhubarb says: You should de it, too, and then the gunell would know that it was only domestic fust

Telepolitics

READ that "cxaggerated respect paid to somebody of no Importance la often an offic- tive form of mockery.” Once in a village of the Norwegian mountains a young girl gravely Surprised that cartsded to me. she shoald recognise royalty in dirty, Lattered clothing, I made a magnanimous gesture, accepting In her obeisance, and riniled what I hoped was a dignified a healthy burst of

candidate, accompanied way. But

Tby his publicity agents, lele- Inughter announced to me that

vision producers, cameraman, her curtsy had been nothing make-up men, barbers, tailors, but mockery of my horribio ap- and dielleland, read his script pearance. All the same, I had in a clear voice on tho door- ved my moment as a king.

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