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CROSSWORD

Actus

1. Parm banding, 14)

Roman pop. 151

7. Zap avorite. (3-4)

gmooth asado. 19)

Girdie. (9).

13, Athleta, (9)

15. Man of money, 18)

12. Layer, 14)

WOMAN'S WORLD,

NO BEER Champagne repines the usual beer recently 1 the Good Itumour aller club in at- tingen, a smoky Ruhr township wth 17,000 inhabitanta.

For women who teamed up In "good humour" lottery fyndicate won top prize-500,- 21. uro. (4) 1000 marks (C43,000)—in lotto.

17, Bweet for a flower. (3)

18. Northern gos. 141,

VI RKARIMI (33)

******Puroline. (4)

73. BRACK. 101

Down

1. Benares warn, 18, 41,

2. Logio, (9) 3. Pouseé úpon. Cor 4 Dishes. 19

6. Tribal rising pelat 16. 4)

7. Open handed

blow. (4)

8. Etian

goddess, 141.

10 pace of Ti

Tears. (3)

14. About

the

cenim ol tr

face. (5)

15. Wandar. A

20. Another

drix. (37

Trakentaja valua

A 13 million to one cliance, roughlyy the professors of mathentics. A 10d, ticket the minimum stake.

La

The mixing takes place every Sunday and u committee of fair Jawyers standa by to co

operols the play ng orphans mixer.

SCHOOL FOR WIVES

In

The hausfraus of atingen Italy's first "School For Good are history because

lu just opened this is the Wives" 50th time that the half-million Turin to the delight of Turinese merka maximum prize has been men who want something more then passable cooks and com- won,

and

THE CHINA MAIL, ́ TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1958.

WOMANSENSE

Hartnell speaks on the Queen's hit-line miner's

outfit that now goes

..

to the Palace archives

ṬORMAŃ · HARTNELL, pressed me most," she said.

Queen's clothes for

the

white wimple,

'Being English, of course, she in all sports clothes."

Five Arrows

petent, housewives. The school, big occasion, said "Superb tools marvellous Lotio is a state supported run by the nuns of a Catholle

and striking." tenches Mate

aspiring supporting gamble Institute, on numbers which has become a brides the principles of health pational craze in Germany. All and child welfare, the precepts you have to to to win is to of Canon law regarding mar- guest which Fix of 49 numbered riage, the juridical aspects of matrimony and the "Pacho- logy of Marriage* as well as cooking, sewing, darning and other secessary arts, such as how to remove tomato-rauce stains from a sult.

ping-pong ball will pop art out of big glass mixer when the door is opened,

YOUR BIRTHDAY

TUESDAY, JULY 15

BORN day, you are otter if ther

renjal utgolog Analities

whose keen smuativity zoaked it may for you in soft with and understand all types of individuals. You ate at heme In all donde of company and would in a valuable conlari man toi bla business You probably wond do well as a reporter or working in promotite, adverbung or publienty. You have a qttleit sense of hannar and are lots of fun to have pround); You are well-adjusted rectalis.

If all this wende womit to make y

supericial person, then appoate ances are all wrong for you hake intellectua depths wat apparent ma Surface. You have many which, you Fur Toward the work. Did you can change your next to sukk

individual or Dio

tite er- cunstance. You Jas the leadership and would make a JA executive, for you are tale to] - Irgate the willinportst (AskW those who can do them well, re nerving the important, pokey-mak - Eng matters for your own rotteklena- Uun.

Tapes

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An expert in family prob- Jes velis The pupils: "The fest thing you must ask your-

By STELLA selves if you are engaged In

Perhaps one of my greatest chit- eattie that you are a little JEWE foud of good bivine. You just pl- ways gard anverhaulgence-- especially you of the fair sex will want to keep that ghish gure as 100 approach the nuddle yeařst

You probably will never lack for! suttele Cands, int whether or not you trecine wealthy will be do Termined ... Jangfly uje how munch 3121 teatly want went You обра int, welady, a drasping: per, on

Amish, the

he late weden Clement C, Wand, eðüenter. bend kistayn as author of " was the Nogo Before CANTIDA Ango

Pogikh - Drehtfeet,

William Whiter. Distorsat essayist and port, Seador Tumas Collee 5. industrist and legislator.

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stars have -Uwe for you tomorrow, select you bittirday star and rend the corres-

nd paragraph. Let your birth- day star be your day guide.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16

CANCKIL (June *July 21)- TAURUS Cope 21-May 21)

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New toon brings a new phase in

Bostonal altairs are well-favoured,

your affairs for the next evele and but more quedion may arise on

Why am I marrying this man?' If your answer is not love but ambition, avarter, vanity, envy, cuprice or a desire for luxury, Hen beak off your engagement Immediately, because your mar riage will fall."

One young bride's husband brought her to the school with the pathetic plea: "Please teach her

to cook-I'm fed up with preparing the meals, myself,'

However, "The Psychology of Marriage" is considered the basle course.

JACOBY ON BRIDGE

Two Mistakes Defeat Hand

By OSWALD JACOBY

calls for caution in Invert mat. policy, so i Quibus in tealdag } COUTH'S two-heart response to

LEO (July 24-Aug.

~

GEMINI (May 22-June 411 Combine welat and husiness altaire Custom Test troublesome with BALEEYES

comrapalicotiervi

Be very tipliimintis.

Study your asselæ and latilities care. fully. Then balance them to see how best you can improve your potential.

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VIRGO (AUT. 24-85p1 A period when you will be advens turcome next open to taking that long shot, na wok before you; Ivan

LIBRA (Sept. 24-001. 23- Aspects are excellent, but the degree of muccess depends entirely upre your attitude toward the Job at hand.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov, 1)-- Take care! Conditeting fadiuesices are at work, but you can turn the Trend

by a deteurd, your favour

in

positive aiutude.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 2)— Good fortune is for ga, proviffet you don't let me careless action: Centruy 11.

CAPRICORN (tiec. 21-Jan. 20)- Your ties with others are likely n be close today. Be Mulmate In making suggestions to others..

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb, 19)-~ You may be in the public eve 209 2 the next Imar weeks. Conduct your. Belf so that Desuits are highly i favourable.

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar 20)

A day for familiar routine

rather

then unes for projevtime now feáu,

"

CHESS

By LEONARD BARDEN

A

222

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(55435)

Here 1 a position from actual

Get a litle extra mat, ten, phy won by Bronstein). White

ARIKH Feb. 20-Mar. 20 Iandle domestic problems with the mandu) amount of patience muli taol. There can be problemu to solve.

has sacrificed a plece to reach this position. How does he now obtain a materia! advantage 2.

Lendva Expezi. Servier

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SIDE GLANCES

By Galbraith

OVING

FORAGE

"Looks like they're paying on as many things.

as we are!"

his partner's opening no- trump was a weakness bid and North was quite correct to pass.

Two hearts should alse luvo: been a cinch contract, I would have taken double dummy de- fewer, in fact, to beat three odd, but South succeeded in throwing the hand out of the window.

West opened the seven · ដរ spades. South went right up with dummy's nee; led a spade to his king and third spade in

That way his summing up of (he smash-hi white salin drill outa which the Queen were down a Fifeshire pit en outat which is to be retained at Buckingham Palace as a "royal relle."

me:

Speaking on the phone from Paris, Mr Hartwell told "Black and white is always the smartest colour combination for any woman.

"That white, nun-like wimple round her face is very nattering The plain, shirt-collared neck- line is simple and elegant. And light, black belt that cinched in the

Queen's tiny waist is very good.

Paris Look

"Remember Parks last year, and the Queen wearing her first really smooth, pared-down clothes? Ever since, she's look- ed her most beautiful in the slim iine."

Over to Madame Paule, the directrice of Claude St. Cyr,

London whose

house makes hals for the Queen,

the think it w.ps shock of seeing the Queen im- dressed like thnt. which

I have used five arroWS to points of highlight the main Robb's sketeb.

ARROW 1: Shows that head- line which Impressed Hartnell and Madame Paule 60 much faltering wimple with its

effect

The

ARROW 2: Points out

almost neckline, severe In its simple, bulton-up style, that

draws attention to the face.

ARROW 3: That tight- belted walstüne with the

binck contrasting

bolt making the Queen's walst look even smaller than it is.

ARROW 4: Shows the general slim-line theme of the outfit. There is a elenn, sweeping_Alpine skier look about it,

ARROW 5: The hemlite that isn't. This outfit does not depend on skirt-length as does an ordinary dress. A wrong hemline can throw a costume Here nothing out of balance. is marred.

By JOY MATTHEWS

Is This You?

order to trump in dummy, West IF all but a few people in

discorded o diamond and dummy i made its sinali trumpu.

South tried

club

contribute

NIA @

#

HEA

to a gift you are playing bridge at a for one of the members it is party, don't tell your part-JF, as the guest of honour

that the gift is ner what he should or shouldn't

DOES YOUR BATHING SUIT REVEAL LEG BLEMISHES?

By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M. D. TOW that bathing suit any that will coves the blem Nweather is here, many khes completely,

Meanwhile, 1 suggest that you take a few precautions to prevent further congestion.

women may be embarrassed by dilated surface blood vessels, or discolorations on the legs,

Unless varicose veins accom- pany these discolourations, they aro completely harmless except de far as one's vanity is out- cerned.

Spider-Burst Types

Medically, we call them spluer-burst types of varices because they often appear

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the shape of a spica's web. You probably woud refer to them us broken capillaries or veins.

Actually, the blemishes con sist of varicosed venules in which blood has congested.

Because they appear so close to the surface of the skin, they become fairly obvious. Gener ally, the thigh, below the kuces, around the ankles-are knees, or around the ankles... the areas of greatest strain.

or

Not Much Help

not

Unfortunately, there is much we doctors can do to help you this summer you seeking our aid in the malter

for the first time,

We can inject a solution to block off the veins from further ԼԱՅԸՆ We do this by injecting the solution through a neede Into the major vessel of the affected group.

Then we mas- entire area sage the

to force

the drug into the radiating and branch venules.

Eventually, the discolouration will fade, but it probably wil be long after you put your bathing suit away for the win- ler.

Electrolysis Treatment

So

Long hours. ot standing or walking or sitting with your lego crossed will hamper blood elrculation in the legs, might kirdies and

elastic gartera pressure on the thigh.

rubber ur. which apply

Beal thing to do is to avoid atish clrculation hazards.

For Relaxation

By GRACE THORNCLIFFE "

BEACH and bathing clothes In cases where the varicosed subscribe to the new lines, 100, venule occurs Independently. Finely checked navy and while and not in a group. It might be wool jersey maltes, the very new obliterated by electrolysis, This bathing suit shown here. It has is the same technique that is a scoop neck fore and aft and is | employed to individuál hair fol-butioned in the front 10

licles to rid

persons of excess walst. Seaming describes a deep hair,

yoke effect in front and a curved You can use cosmetics to one half belt dips in the back below down the discolourations this the bloused top. With the sult { summer, but I don't know of are short, tight pants to match.

HOUSEHOLD

HINTS

the

Remember to cut stems of ing him a "Anger bowl" of warm flowers at a long slant. If they sudsy water at the table, to use can absorb twice as much water, before and after eating. If wash- they'll brighten your home twice ing is made'a game, he'll enjoy as long.

1.

Try

Roon

and

Mend a snag or break in knit- Household aramonia will help cut grouse int

as it appears. badly

solled wear ng clothes

suds-and-water Otherwise, it strolches

forms a real hole.

All that's necessary for a sim- pln break is to catch the end

Hanging cups by the handles, of each loop with matching or stacking them, can result in thread and tie it pit on the break go

chipping more wrong side.. easily than If you set them in a row.

or

a party, you receive a gift,aking arst. to rush dummy's better to say two top diamonds, but West was from the club than to list the have done after he has played open it as soon as it is given to

themes of those who contributed a hand, People don't go unkind enough to trump

to

you. It isn't good manners 10 to the gift. Let the recipient bridge parties for bridge les tassume that each member sons.

walt until

home to you get wanted to contribute.

Show what a good player you open a gift. It's more gracious than to are by the way vol play your point out that some did not, by own hands-rather than by att

Because those who gave 12 lating the names of those who vising others on hoab they should want to see your pleasure when did,

have played thefts.

you open it.

WEST

70

❤A 10 8 0 ⚫ J?

NORTH (D)

3

AAB

WKQ5

• AK 105 J974

EAST

QJ 105 2 ▼3

A 10.8 5.3

+ QU64

KQ:

SOUTH

J9742 832

Eust and West vulnerable North Faxi South Wert

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1 N.T. Pass Pass

Pass Opening tead~~✯ 7

Pass

king. Now West played the ace and 'eight of hearts and South was in dummy. He led a and East's queen held the trick.

BOYS' AND GIRLS

How Teddy Got A Ride

--He Needed Help To Make The Gate Swing—

By MAX TRELL

NARF, the Shadow Boy, with fence. club

the Turned-About Name, Hiawatha, the Small-Sized Wooden Indian, and Teddy, the Stuffed Bear, had all been shiting on the pleket fence in front of

Terrycloth makes excellent Jelchen towels, especially for If your child balks at hand- glassware and silver, because it washing before meals, frỷ giv- will absorb water in a hurry,

MAGAZINE

his head, or falling on Cat and myself. Would you mind help- being scratched by her, Dut ing me?" finally he thought of something.

"Not at all," answered the Cat.

So the Cat jumped up on the "I don't care much for the Kate," sold the Cat. "It swings" picket fence and lifted Teddy up by the fur at the back of his Teddy thought to himself that neck and moved him over to the he would like the gate very gate. Then she went away and much. especially beenuse he left him there. liked things to swing.

"I know you own the whole "You can sit on the gate as long fence," he said to the Cat. "But as you like. I mean," she added, "'d ke you to know," sald do you also own the gate?" "unil you fall off." the Cat in a rather sharp voice, "That you're sitting on my plekoi "Is it yours?" asked Teddy. Twice A Day

"It's always been mine,” res plled the Cat. "I walk on it stand on it.ot All at once it was lunchtime. twice a day.

went of night and sing. You'd better Knart an Hiawatha but Teddy, the Stuffed Bear, get off."

Easi cashed his two remaining queens for the fourth and 8th triekts and then led his last spade. South ruffer, but the house. West overtuffed with the len to beat the hand.

His

South mode two mistakes in play. The first was his failure to lead a club at trick two. second was his failure to cash two diamonds before storting to ruff spades.

V-CARD Sense♣♦

Q-The bidding has been: East South Weat Double

Pass 24

Pata

North Pats JA.

Pass 2N.T.

You, South, hold: MAQ 1005 VENUŠAJY AS

What do you do?-

A--1316 four spades. Your parÍ- ner has shown signs of life und spades must be the right spot for game.

TODAY'S QUESTION The bidding hás boon;;•` East Bouti West North

.7.

1

You, South, hold:. SASS VK JI076 4AQUS 46

What do you do?

Answer Tomorrow

Noods Help

"I'll just stay here," said Teddy, "and swing on this gate. It doesn't go up and down like n real swing. it just goen from "If you don't mind," he said side to side. But I'm sure I'll Teddy was wondering how he to the Cat, "I'd like to sit on the like it just as much. Now let who had said he wasn't hungry could get off without falling on remained sitting on the fence.

Pleasant Day

It was a very pleasant day, not too warm, not too cold, and Teddy, who was very easy to please, felt fine,

He wasn't the least blk hun- ETY. The Inside of him wDA stuffed with old' xngs and saw- dual. It didn't do much good to lunch. go Inside the house for With the others, for no one ever served spwdust and rags.

So there he sat enjoying the quietness, when a Cat came along.

"What are you doing on that! ploket fence?" the Cat asked, looking up at him from below,

"I'm sitting here and enjoy- ing myself," Teddy answered.

cate. But I can't get to it me see: how do I get it to Teddy went flying through the

Rupert and the Jackdaw-37

Rupert and Bill tort oft wondering if you were really in sturdily with the baggage on the trouble. Now I ace you're trying long walk to the cottage. Before to carry too much for your they have plodded far through strength. You'd better put those the now their friend, the Pro- things down I can take them all. fee's dwarf servant, appeare yet le will be easier for me an my again. "I kept on thinking abou

snowalocs do not sink in, how? you."" says the little man. And...evte deep the snow is."

ALL RIGHTA RESERVED

swing?"

ale and landed on the grass, Teddy huffed to ene side and ... puffed to the other, but, with all his huffing and outing, ho The next second, hand couldn't get the gate to swing. touched the gate and Teddy It just shook a little.

went awinging around. It was the Little alt) who lived next door.

Called To Him

Z

He saw the Postman ncross the street and be called to him,

"Mr Postman! Come here and awing my gate!".

J.

foddy held on with all his might. But, even so, he emuldn't hold on hard enough. He went flying through the air and land- ed on the grass."

But the Postman didn't heat

He could hear the Cat laugh- him,

ing somewhere in the gunden Toddy called to a lady. He but it didn't really matter. called to a man. He called to several children. But no one The Little Girl had picked heard him.

him up and had put him back And then, all of a sudden, hands so that they hold tightly on the gate again, the Axed his Toddy heard footsteps, Some on to the sides. Then she swung one was coming down the garden the gate really back and forth.. walk. He couldn't, tum around

Teddy had a wonderful time;"

lo reo who'It was.

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