1958-11-28 — Page 5

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1958,

WOMANSENSE

WOMANS WORLD,

Brisbane. curiosity" and "Ureless persis-

The Queensland Government Ince" planning to introduce women as hilly qualfed detectives, the State Price Commissioner, Mr

FE Bischof, announced.

Explaining the decision he

d the choice was male br-

Ele

W tren

truth.

added: "Women huve perullar personal trail

it comes to finding the

It is a real inborn Hair some people call it being

tuhise til at otnen's "innate natural Husey."--Reuter.

Life begins

JACOBY BRIDGE again in gay

THERE

WERE is practically nothing to the play of today's hand

at yix clubs. All South hus to

on is to give up one spune trick and then ruff a third spade to et up the rest of the salt.

There is a lot to the bidding and the key bid is South's two- club response. He has 14 points aanlaneed hand and could uit two-trump. But his 14 points Fetud: o ace and three kings and my wil this hand is shach better for «lum purposes than older 14 pointers,

Once South responds two clubs North sees denite stam possi- Utues. His 15 points in hig cards inelude Hire seps He has very good chubs und a sangleton - The Tearth ร

He could

VICARD Serise

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TODAY'S QUESTION

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bid one hear. You hold

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AFTER three weeks

in Russia I had for- gotten just how pretty women can be. It came as a pleasant surprise to refresh my memory in Warsaw.

Puls girls are good-looking. almost its hunisome £5 the men H was cheering to see

og stia walate, chle heads and feminine contours.

One

admire CBTL

mary things deeper behind the fron The gigantic educa- for instance, programine,

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Comp night to four + ftaki but three spudes is probably better, The Ürve-spade bât does t tentate South all he merely I thrive nu-trung Now Nurth shows his Club, support and South makes the simple bid of four

amonds.

This bit fruves

the

way open fin North to stop at oder but also shows the damond e in cases North is la frrested : that card.

14

Curtain.

Warsaw

And although I am definitely vodka enthusiast, It was good

To have the choice of gin of Scotch.

THE PARTY

WILD Hospitality

fle of the visitor Loneliest vacuums tor a to Russin

EILEEN

ASCROFT

Jun, who had muugrel dog.

the wisely taken refuge under

No matter how chummy you a factory biront with: may manager over a bottle of pop

boardroom table. round his and

table, you Hver Ket invited

and the healthy concentration on clic welfare of children young people.

But undoubtedly life is pretty home to lea. dull!

CONVERSATION

Warsaw provides a welcome

of chiuk

light. And I KITI not just talking of night clubs Rough there exist-with Varias

$ndard bands, smoochy, dimly

111

floors

#aucy and even

mel women cabaret lere

J

or her

in

spent only three days

Uno Poland, but during that went to a family tea party and played dolls with the two small daughters, and a housewarming party.

REBUILDING

Wir damage in vast-alnost half the city has still to be re- But there is astonishing built.

the rebulid Aboul

lavishness

This young couple were celo- Ing. brating the Binding of two tiny rooms with kitchen and for themselves and ma-in-law.

What a relief to walk through

1 park, which relies only on and flowers for decorn-

trees

1,

all not an an endless surgakion of slogans and posters exhorting one to harder work-like you know where

In moderation, I am an ad- Biter of Lena the man, but

I must confess I was hoppy not

to come upon his statue peering at ine from behind every bush.

FREE SIGHTS

Shopping 13

An Intriguing business In Warsaw. You chnice of the can take your huge Mate-owned stores a la Soviel, or patronise the small. Western-style private shops.

Really Hood balrdressers exist, and for the wealthy there is B 1ine couturiere, Eva, whose windows would do credit to the Rue S. Honore in Paris.

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30 be

Even the lowest paid workers

often and salaries small a part-time job must done in addition to exist enjoy Eva's window dressing.

It is one of the free sights of

Old squares and streets have us bath been entirely reconstructed

they were before, and the won-

of Canaletto the town. collection derful

used to brea desperate paintings has Housing is still a At this point North's bid of six again who wanted to talk about problem in Worsuv. Even the reproduce exactly old carvings and and golden finest self-contained bed-sitter and paintings on houses culas as prateticoily automatie bouffant helrouts

Instead of agrarian is golden and. How 80 or so pałace museums. nay with the idea of anger-tips

themselves into guests packed for a moment, but after reform.

two small rooms, among remembers That

men who had not for those bad had been three no-trump begotten the art of small rompile the family portraits and massive other content with six.

nents, or the pleasure of swap- pieces of furniture from

days. I just do not know. plug oplatons in a snug bur.

!could

English and In one short hour had con- By STELLA American unt other forelgu versationg in French, German, not growing plants but armfuls and Russian, and of freshly picked flowers, with newspapers, as well as my own English brand of cigarettes.

exchange pleasantries with the their stalks stuck into the soil

.

YOUR BIRTHDAY

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28

PORN today you have an esta

ingenkad inquiring mand, You alou have the ability to drama- Be your ideas and will be happlent if you thi your lite wurk in one of the performing are You al have the gift of willen wurd Yeni

Latest have spe poetry and mude and if the ore

developed you 201

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You

South's

The stars have given You robust health and a creat deal of nervous energy You are inclined to work u1 Sel

fur high speed

protracted period that

draw

Lip: yesET 1 Lake reserves uỈ CIKTRY. Learn penemies if termitent rest and re- your strength youth no that you can enjoy ng, healthy life during your liter

Ketvember that LLC DEN years burn He's candio at both endal

la vation to conserve however, in

standing Although you may not be too outwardly aggremive, suti lav plenty of elf-confidene and Ar willing to work against great dớn to reach your anxious RODIS UN

Jule.

date

Anong thone boss on this re Anton Rubenstein, alert a composer: Gwa Edman, author ant philusupher: Joes Itachi plandet and myotle, conductor: WBilam Blake, huet of acquaintances of

Nina Whenx

Friendly allcellonate. male

you w:31

and engraver: Patnom, mithor.

you Bu through We. In byw ind romance, yet are exacting and ex-

To kyalty, which you pect undivided

will recipuente. Droo you have de- vided upon your marriage partner. It for always. Wed someone who in also demonstrative

And what the stars have in alore for you tomorrow, eclect your birthday star and read the cUTTON- ponding pangraph. Let your birth- day mut he your daily guide. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29

BAVITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Z)-t A good day to wind up the month ye work and get ready to usher la a new schedule.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan, 20) Don't be timid about asking for and getling some good advice today if you need it,

19)

AQUARIUS

(Jan. 23-Feb. You might ask lectfully for the re- tum of that loan you made recently. PISCEN (Feb. 20-Mar 207-

if you are in businem and you have utafstanding blila, be sure le get your Atatements out on time!

ARIES

(Mar.

21-Apr.

GEMINI

(May

22-ho

21)-

And

مل دارع

I

touch of luxury Another lave seen in no other city in the world are toads of fresh flowers brought in every few days.

The massed flower beds

CHILDREN'S CORNER

The Fisherman's Gift

-Why Baron Munch Couldn't Keep It

["D

By MAX TRELL

1 ever Tell you

I exclaimed "A Whair!* astonishmenil,

an

No Whole couli e-in this tiny brook!" story," Earun Munchi usker

"But the Fisherun replied Knarf, the Shadow Boy with that he was Ashing for a Young the Turner-Aboul Name, Teddy, whale and that the brook the Stuffed Bear, and Hiawatha, terning with them.

the Small-Size Wooden Indian, "At this very moment," con- "about the gift that the Fisher-

"there Baron Munch, tug on the Fisherman's

nun once gave me?"

Tinued

Wha

If you Ingles think a new permanent would pep you up. then get one und

Knart and Teddy said they line. Bind out...

CANCER (Juste 22-July 21-bud never heard the story about This could prove to be an exclling the Fisherman who once KRVU and highly romantic day. Make receive a proposal.

him a gift.

LEO

24-Aug (July

ur

23)-

Do on a buying spree and get that new lying room furniture you'se been wanting.

VIRGO

Taus. 24-Sept.

Consider the necessary steps

リー

will profit

EIRA кварт

A good evening or an organisation or club meeting I requested, lako the hair

21-Day

TAURUN (Apr.

21- This in a day when you may anti- elpate quick return for your tu vestment of tire

сор mabay.

SIDE GLANCES

patharth

11-5

I've caught one!' he cried. "Then he snapped the line oul of the water and took off a tiny driggling creature and dropped it in a jar. I saw at once that the Whale was nothing but a Tad- pole, which, to be sure, had the shape of a Whale, though a very tiny one.

The Whalo kept growing bigger and bigger.

arc

Didn't Believe

the Small-Size iliawatha, 23)-

Wooden Indian, kept his mouth legal matter at this time and you shut but, by the look on his face,

bottle, from the bolde I part it 23-it was easy to see that he didnt

"The Fishermat:," said Baron into a barrel. From the barrel !! bankfil think much of Barun Munch's

to "was good endligh stories. He never believed them. Munch,

It kept growing. He said none of them were true. ive me the tiny Whale (or Tad- Put it into a big tank. And still

"I like true stories," Hiawatha pole, as I thought) and, always observed.

24-et. Perhaps a ma voyago will your health, Set out today youmelt

24-Nov (Oct. B220 Although business aspecia are some•

22)

what clouded, you should be alle to engineer your attoirs entisfactially

By Galbraith

'THI by Kei Darrian, dag

Lot's sell Mr. Robertson a ticket to our fourth grade piny. Which sounds bigger-gigantio or colossal?"

Baron

after thanking him kindly for his gift, I took it on board my ship and "Very well," replied Munch, after Knart and Teddy salled home with it. had said how much they wanted to hear his story, "I'll be glad to tell it to you from Gegiriting do end. But let me remind you be farn I begin that every word is absolutely true."

At this Hiawatha grunted and mode a sour face.

Be Sure

"Be sure, the Fisherman had told me before left, not to feed your Whale too much, otherwise it will grow to a tre-

mendous alzo.""

"And what happened?" asked Knarf.

"My ship was now in the mid-

It took up the die of the ocean. Soon the Whale was so big that entire ship and sil it kept growing."

"And what happened in the end?" asked Tekly.

"In the end," sald Baron Munch, "I had to push it off the from sinking. It went swimming ship in order to keep the ship off, spouting water from the top of its head. "It all starbod une summer's

"And that's the story of the day, when I was visiting the Baroa Munch replied: "I did country culled Scalywag which not take the Fisherman's advice. Fisherman's gift."

"I fed the Tadpoloer the is halfway between Japan aud

Knart and Teddy thought it Honolulu.

Whale all the scraps of food was a wonderful story. All Hia- from my table and, to my watha did was grunt. But you amazement, I saw it grow big- could tell from his face that he ger and bigger and bigger. From didn't believe a word of Baron

A large Munch's story. He never did. the jar I put it into

Beautiful Ploco

"Scatywar is a very beautiful place. The flowers are loveller than they are in our own coun-. try. Some of the Dalales are so big that they look like Sun- Anwers"

"Oh!" said Knarf and Teddy, looking very surprised.

But Iliawatha didn't change kia expression at all.

He simply said, "It the Dalsica ars na big m Sunflowers, how blg are the Sunflowers?"

"My dear Hiawatha," replied Baron Munch, "you mustn't in- terrupt so much or I'll never got the story Anlohed before supper. "Now as 1 started lo, sir. I Was in the country of Scalywag. One fine day toward the end of my stay in that delightful place. I was wallting through the fields when I camo on a Fisherman standing on the bank and hold- ing atout Gahing pole. He greeted me in a friendly manner nad told me that I was falling for a Whale.

Rupert and the Carved Stick-24

At the top of the clift Rupert hands over the precioun carved stick, and the gentleman gates in astonishment, at the separate end section." This was certainly meant to be screwed in," he murmues thovalatully. "Hów beautifully it in made. There are maven sections

altogether. I wonder if the other six unscrew too. Perhaps the clever carves wiw made the stick and it easier to put his carving on to rich section, separately before Screwing them together. Little bear. think you have discovered more than you know {** ALL RIGHT BERKAVAD

Waranw I met a fellow enthusiast in singer Jan from America Klepura, over

tour. to arrange a concert "Beautiful cooking and women," WOH his beautiful verdiet, and he claims to be "expert on both."

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Miss World Makes

-Fashion Debut-

A gut from suray South Africa, Penelope Coelen, the reignng Miss World' contrasts a swimsuit (black, with a white panel; with the suilor outfit for next summer arn by Molly Frith at the International Fushion Fair in the Royal Albert Hall, andon.

The suitor suit, inspired by old-time nautical uniform, a navy shows a top with wide scoop neck mounted over and white striped blouse. It is completed by an 'ancient mariner' hat, nighteen-year-old Miss Coeten is making her United Kingdom debut as a professional model at the Fuir-Reuterphoto.

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