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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1958.

WOMANSENSE

WOMAN'S WORLD

HISTORY REFUTED?

Cairo.

LEOPATRA WILB

Imperialist historians of her

"the time."

her Lime," Egyptian archaeologist Selim Hassan told the Press today

an exceliom

D He said the Queen was "very

Inteligent, and poluciou, that she had benefited by the cultura and art of her and wus country ndopted inspired in all her decisions by Egypt's well-being alone."

Hassan was preparing to publish a book clearing the Queen's

the กะเท

Sellman will tell the "true story" of Cleopatra based cly on "purely Exyptian texts," "calumnies put out by the he said.--France-Pressic.

of

WACOBY on

play of Loday starts on simply enough, Well opens the king of diamond: wal continues with the queen. East overlakes ant plave a third diamond whtch South Puffs

BRIDGE

quis

bank!

NORTH

21

4 A 1003

+972 497054

South takes two returns of trumps, plays the ace of hearts and ruffs his stall heart dummy.

WEST AB

in

108753

KOJ

X 108

SOUTH (D)

South's next play is a low club und East lay the dener.

South ዚ፡ ኔ

make

the

All he has teader is for go right taj with the end click and leash the Three simil

it West plays, the kane he will drop hits partner's queen, and if he plays the ten East will wil with the gaven and trave to lend

CARD Sende

Q-The bidding has been:

East

嘴

Pass

South

Double

7

Weat Nurth Pasa

14

You, South, nukl 4ABS VAQT ◆KJ43 MIDE

What do you du"

A-Pam. You have an ordinary double without too much spade support.

TODAY'S QU'ENTION The bidding continues with two clubs by West and two spades by your partner. What do you do TRE

Answer Tumerus

BAST

72

❤XQ96 1 AJ 1005 402

◆ KQ JD 43

A2

994

AJJ

East and West vulnerable South West North East LA

Pass 24

J'ass Puss

Opening lead — K

4

ard card.

Pass Foss

This lets South ake the hand since he will be able to discurd his jack of clubs and ruff n dummy,

IS YOUR CHILD?

To his parents there's no one like him- actually there are millions. He's one year old, still the bouncing baby--and maybe the boss. But he develops to a well worn baby pattern.

CHILDREN'S

Pixie And The Clock

How Grandpappy Finally Got A Holiday-

By MAX TRELL

When Jerry Lewis of Dallas held the East hand in the recent pluy Ardmore tournament the went exactly as shown up to the first club play Jerry, who has been playing tournament bridge) was down by the Old Oak at for as long as 1 can remember, the door

O'Cheer that led to

U [TP and down, up and down,

walked Pixie O'Sul He

has been in both ends of enough | Kail in the roots of the tree plays of this type to recognise where the Pixies Ilved, one when it rears its ugly head. ife simply played his queen of erbs left South no way to avoid the loss of Iwu club tricks and his contract.

YOUR BIRTHDAY

BORN

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2

Aus

today you thriv almorphere of activity and ex citement. The more there in golyg on around you, the bolter you ilko It. Because of this. you W112 thai living in a busy elty in more tu your liking than being-as you call (t-"roaped

The guuntry."

ing. De

well.

By and by Knart and Hanid, the Shadows with the Turned- About Names, came along.

Ho Looks Upsot

"ub dear" sald Hanid to Pixle O'Scow! Just growled. upset!"

Pixie O'Seowi just growled.

A

11.

BEGINNING below: a personal estimate, based on the latest advice from pediatricians, on what should be expected of a child at a specific age. The ages under examination are One, Five and Nine.

Aged 1

Tone year the child is three times his birth weight, and if he was average at birth he should now be 21

Jie has eight teeth four at the top and four below. The head and chest circumference are both 18 in., the height is 29 in.

Other characteristics: Eyes now true colour. His sight is twice

as keen as an adult

Hearing is acute he can hear bird song and physical sounds from three to six tones higher than the art of 21.

Touch and taste as sensitive naxious, or gay in unison as in the animal world. He will them. withdraw fingers from rough surfaces and refusca food taste alone.

By Martha Blount

lcast ten distinct worda murmana, dadda, no, bang wow- wow or whatever you have have taught him.

He drinks out of a cup, hold- ing with both hands and can ft small objects together.

Watch him {lt wooden

E laughs at quickly moving things live a bird or a thrown ball,

HE NEEDS...

CHILD of this age

needs

blocks into a slot, small A three meals a day and 1,000

discs through a hole, or lids calories of food. This best comes on to saucepans. And he can in one pint of milk, animai balance aix bricks on top protein of scraped, underdono of each other.

HE COPIES..

child understands

all

T simple commands. memory has developed and he

recognises urad reuembers not

only all members of the family but also three or four outside regularly visited shop-keepers.

beef, steamed fish, brains, sweetbreads, and lightly cooked Scraped liver.

• Two

ounces a day of cooked varied cereals.

well-

* Juices orange, tomato, rose hip syrup.

• Fish liver oil dropa,

• Stewed fruit, seedless joms, sponge cake, rusks, and pulled brend and butter.

Test his memory this way- Qulet sleep (noise is recorded get a small box with lid and put on the brain during sleep and ball Inside, disturbs rest) is also essential with a bright coloured

Open box, take out ball and put for at least 14 hours. And so 19 It back again. Do this three at least three hours fresh air

oby you dintly. times. He will then

on

Smile and be responds.

and be nervy

Jumps. affection and he is luv leg.

Be

Show

ACE.

HE IS..

18 sull [MOTIONALLY be

and part of his mother

angry. happy, father is

CORNER

year without his dinner. He pil It's you! #naged Pixio "looking up U'Scowl suddenly, into the Old Oak. "Come down from that branch at once!"

Just In Timo

Knarf and Hanid jumped off The the log seat just in time.

next

Pixle second,

O'Prank dupped down from the brauch of the Old Oak,

"I heard you talking about me and Grandpappy Clock," Pixle OPrank sald cheerfully to fixio O'Scowl.

"I think it's an awful thing

By STELLA Tell us what it's all about,"

Knart said. "Maybe we can give your stopping it," growled Plxle You some good advice."

O'Scowl.

Pixie O'Scwi grumbled for a Not at all! Not at all!" said mule or so longer. Finally, he Fixie O'Prank. "I did it to give You have a gift for pubile speak sat himself down on the log seat Old Grandpappy Clock a holl-

Be careful in the that always stood

under the day." selection of a marriage partner, window of O'Cheer Hall.

This sounded so unusual that for you would want to change

Kourt and Hanid both begged your mate if you made an Initial

'Prank!" Pixie would

OPrank minke, yet your loyallien

they (whom probably prevent it. You would

really liked very much, in spita comune tor and bear

of all his mischief-making) ta "What kind of mischief he bern

again?" asked tell them exactly how be gave up to

the Old Grandfather Clock holiday

Not that you don't love the but not happily!

beauties of nature, but you are nut enough of a philosopher to enjoy the quiet of the countrywide

to

your work

You que al "up, and deing" soul

big ambitions and who hns enery to pith through goal. You munt. however, own initially, under yoỤT you cannot endstro Interventiost OT guidance on any job. You believe you know what should be dene and baw to do it and you don't want $13- une to contradict you. You have A quick, ingenious mind, and since you are also a good administrator you get things done

And right on tirne.

Identi

Since you at tactful polite -except

on the one matter

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being "boss" you get along excep- tionally well withi mari" people: and you usually have excellent employer-employee relationships

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 221- Storm clouds are hovering to be caretul in handling persorial affairs today.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 201- Don't be hasty just new, Give way radioal suggestion

change

lirt

Corful second thought,

a Journey

AQUARIUR (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)- Postpone setting out on until the end of the week, posible.

I

PLACES (Feb. 20-Atar. 70)- Be content with things an "they": are to now. This in rot a day for

major change.

RIER (Mar. 21-Apr.

-

Your partner in businers inay prove contrary-minded today, no try to

effect ʼn compromiso.

TADRUR (Apr. 21-May

311-

Exert Lact on the domestic mone

and you enn avert even aminot misunderstanding

GEMINI (MAY

12-Jane

217

Even it things uề a tile confused todo at home, keep your temper

•under strict control.

CANCER (June 22-July *) This to no time for progratination, You may not feel like working- hut carry on.

GRA (July 21-Aug.

If you are one of thes

who le

accident-prone, exert thony fiten

normal care today.

VIRGO (Ang. 21-Yeat

Tixercise great fact in dealing with

好

on important is your future |

TADEA (Rept

24.Oct. 23)

If you have - Chirletmias packages, tā

pend a great distance, get started

"It's that Pixle Bald Pixie O'Scow

Min date Anong hase born un nto. William Shirley. Cutonial Hantd. Ruvernor of New York Cabell

John

has

Pixie

Breckenridge. Kentucky

"He stopped a clock," Frank Buben Kellogg,

O'Scowl replied. "A Grandfather davmayan, Paul Althouse, operilic lenor:

Barry Harkness Fogler. Clock. He had no right to do it. Finances and philanthropist

it wasn't his clock,

To find what the atar veit Flore te you tomorrow, select your birthday star and rend the corresponding paragrapılı Let your birthday star be your dally guide

SIDE GLANCES

galhowthr

"It was just one of his tricks and an awful thing to do. He bed for u ought to be sent to

By Galbraith

434, 99g 1.6. Pra On

© 1944 by MA Berous, ton,

riage until she could work a neat buttonhole)"

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on the how.

ACOMPTO ̈(Dek

20-Nov..

22)

Up

"In my day a girl wasn't considerat ready for mar-

you mind about

anathing

POTTESL There's no EUNTY,

Take plenty of time to make

Ticking And Tocking

18-6

"How Are You Going To Stop It?" Grandpappy Asked Pide.

***I'll stop

your pendulum from swinging,' I said.

"That won't do any good,' said Old Grandpappy. People push again. who live in this house will give the pendulum a You'll have to think of a better

way."

Thought And Thought

"Well," said Pixte O'Prank, " thought and I thought and 1 thought The clock had to be stopped because, if it wasn't, Old Grandpappy wouldn't be able to go away on his holiday. I didn't want to break the clock, because that would make Old Grand- pappy very sad. I just wanted "Old Grandpappy Clock had to stop it for a little while, may- been tleking and tocking and be for a week or twu so that telling people the line for years Old Grandpappy could go away and years. He never stopped to and get himself a rest. rest. So the other night I decid-

"Well," said Plxic O'Frank

ed it was time he had a holiday. "And, finally, I thought of Just the right thing. I got a plecr "Now Old Grandpappy Clock of cobweb and tangled it up in said, No, he couldn't have a holi- between two of the wheels. The day because, it he went away, clock stopped all right. They had how would the old clock keep to send it to the clocks-maker to two going and how would anyone get it cleaned. I'll take lell what time it was

weeks and those are the two wecks that OM Grandpappy They'll know when it's time clock had for his holiday.

to eat their meals anyway."

I

said. They won't have to know "Why, that wasn't a bad

what time it in. All they'll have

e know in when they're hun- LITY.

"But how are you going to stop this clock?' Old Grandpap- py asked me.

tricks at all" exclaimed Hanid.

"That's what I said to begin with," gifnod Pixle OTrank. "See," he said to Pixie O'Scowl And Pixie O'Scowl had to grin, too-

Rupert and the Carved Stick-27

The gentleman joins Rupert. **I was hoping in catch you up," he says breathlenly. Híd like to know your parents, Alty Rood day, Sir." In adds as he faces itse mirited Mr Bear.

Mr. Bear retin him that it la in Nutwood village and when the gentleman has made his der jarture he aske Rupert for the nory, but it takes so long that he makes everyone pile into the raitly little car and the long, lale has to be finished after they have rrived safely hone ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

young tople have been so naefui that hope to meet them ARAÍN. May I know your address 7"*

Now, without letting him His clothing should be light body and and remove the ball

porous to keep the it. The 12-month- temperature even alt over (test

His akku surface in proportion hide to weight is three times that old baby will immediately for comfort by feeling hands

ball and feet). of an adult-so extra care In start looking for the

when he opens the empty needed.

box.

itrst And he is immune for three months (or during D

HE likes removing lils clothes. longer lactation) from parents' throwing things out of windows or from his pram and pulling books out of cases,

recent nerves.

HE DOES..

Dow stands

Hbolt porn bis head completely over left

and

HF mimles all your actions suits, laughs, frowns or bangs on the table.

HE 19 unatraid of water, animals, and traffic.

HE rates

lle needs the calm, constant handing of his mother and the father. dally presence of his Change of personality him sets back his development.

around

14

He needs affection. This best displayed by your concern for film and for each other's

needs in front of him.

For

instance, you attend to ius wants quickly and calmly- you play with him, you talk to within always you are reach while he is awake.

sudden loud noises him,

right shoulders. And he says at and a change of rooms.

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