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YOUR BIRTHDAY

FRIDAY, MARCH 20

BORN today, you have consider

able executive ability, have an very Al memory and are

your and penitive In approach toward life. You are # "B" and while what you do may be swert upon a sound threary, si are not a mere theorist, you believe in something you want to

seo it work.

THE 'CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1959.

WOMANSENSI Patricia Lewis

*

BY STELLA

Adence, you would be able to do thir successfully.

You th went to go YOUT

individualint

own way.

And You

resent being told what to do. You may have to learn a certain degree of co-operation if you are to resch BUCCAN. It you are too different. you may find difcutty in being recognised You have capabilities

evnius. your frue tion.

Among those who were born on this date are: Charles W. Ellot. educator and president of Harvard¦

In the written a well on the spoken word and are permitive Is your arguments.

Fond of muse, you may have talent which, if multivated, would make you an outstandingly succeRY- tul kinger. Your good speaking voice could easily be trusted and your latent singing votee discovered) you should become a protezionat you would have to conquer timidity if you were to appear in poble. But on youuu Kalned soccer, and con-

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Lounts Materdor, singer: James

Schotter, historion; Neal Dow, re former; and Walter Lionel George, noveital.

To And what the ATO have in atore for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the onére- ponding paragrapli. Let your birthday star he your daily guide.

SATURDAY, MARCH 21

AJUEN (Mar. 21-Apr. 203.- A real get-up, anxi get-going day An success at presages exceptional

for you.

TAURUR Mr. 21-May 201 Your best Saturday the month. Complete a job eficiently and rongy exceptional jenőtt.

GEMINI (May 22-Jene 21) You may take a calculated risk for day with an exerbeut chance 01 TERMS IN

VANCLA (June ?2-Fi¢i 3 Benefit from all good aspects tuslay, Coaching pleasure und Business to advantage.

LEO (July 21-108. 231- Don neglect the Job Just because Saturday, one overtine ran Bring special rewards,

tank. 34-1. 23- Take care of importam personai anations. You may have some pre- Foster wopping to do,

1.THILA (Rept. 24-Det. 23)- A variety of interests will vie for your attention today. Pick out the inosi rewarding.

SCORPIO (Oct.

24-Nov. 221-

A romantic day for you. Your whale future life could be determined by Fur decision now,

BAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)—' A rather apeet:alive day, De store the risk you take is really worth the gamble.

„CAPRICORN thre, 23-4mm. 20)— door of opportunity 14 wido open for you De. siext to your chance and take It.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 13)- One of your good days inis month. Use is the best DOT/Lile advantage. "Make gatna.

PINCES

20-Mar. 20)- Chinking business Interesik Wię metal pleasLITET, You can make ä profit sind have fun, too.

JACOBY on BRIDGE

How

YOW would you bid the North and South hands? You would certainly start with North's diamond opening and South's one spade response.

Maybe you would only bid two hearts as North's second bid. Maybe

would quit at you four or five spades with the South hand.

If you stopped short of a slam you would wind up with gume and rubber bul you would be underbidding. The North-South hands defalleły warrant a slam contract and it is just several bud breaks that beat the slam.

West opened the queen of ciuler. If South had chosen to win in his own hand and lead

the three of diamonds he would probably have made the hand, i Om sure that West would have gone right up with the diamont

NORTH (D)

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The

subtle

hat snatch

IN A WEEK WHEN

HEADS HAVE BEEN

HIGH IN THE NEWS

THE STRANGEST

TREND OF ALL

HAS BEEN MISSED!

66TX7HY can't a woman be more like....a woman?" boater....Mr. Harrison's modi- "The snap-brim? I sense a What will respect to the magnificently fied deer-stalker....and the definite feeling for it. I've flat t beloved by young bought some because they'll te contrary sentiments played out each night by Mr Rex British bloods who ride up so well with the new "Higgins" Harrison-seems to me a far more topical line. scooters on week-days and very clothes." {

Sweaters.. slacką... trench-oonts... blazers,, . old, very yellow cars at week- duffels pyjama-tops... the quiet switch from cada and this one will prove, I "his" to "hors" has been so subtle that any male risking believe, the certain style for

girls with don't care flair. a protest was immediately branded "anti-feminist."

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North

East South West

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Opening lead... Q

And now something new is "In the past our ladles were being borrowed from the boys rather the 'county type who -their strokable, rollable, preferred our hals for active dentable, hell-bentable, heaven- sportswear, but does seem sentable, and (present) ex- now that the younger, more pendable hats.

model-girl type is becoming Interested,"

After much budinage among the bowlers in the Queen's ́(and the Prime Minister's) Hatters Herbert Johnton's was told, cautiously, about this latest

take-over bla.

"Ye-es, we do get a percentago of women in here for men's

However, South made what he considered a better play,

North urgested that South hots," He raffed in dummy and cashed the should have gone to six dias king and jack of trumps. He monds bu: Fast can beat that had planned to overtake but contract by opening his singleton when East showed out he had spade. Some days are just bad

to abandon this plan. Instead or slam bidders.

he led n low diamond to his jack. West took his net and returned the suit. South was back in

duminy with no way to get to

his own hand to draw the rest of the trumps,

♥CARD Senden♦

North

14

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Q-The bidding has been:

Exat South West Pass

Pass

7 You, South, bold:

Pass

487 WKJES ◆KOSE SASE

What do you do?

A-Bld three diamonds. You intend to get to a alam but the way to find flu best contract le

to move slowly de

· TODAY'S QUESTION

Your partner continues with a bid of Axe sigmapds. What you do now?-

Answer tomorrow

SIDE GLANCES .

2-21

sald the managing director, Mr Мах Glazier. "Kay Kendall had some copics made of her husband's 'Higgins' hat, but she ordered them in linen instead of in tweed,

JOKE OVER

"We make It," said the man, in a light Briza straw with variously coloured puggrees,"

"Puggrees?"

- One of those days women will go too far, but this year at least should put an end to tedious mole guffaws like "Darling! Where did you get that silly hat?"

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PICTURE BY KENNETH GOLDSWORTHY

and wife to write successfully as a team.

When Augustus Goela died in America during the run of their Just play, "The Hidden River,” his wife Ruth decided to follow through with the things they'd planned..

One was to help in the London production,

The other day rehearsals were in full swing and I found Mrs Goetz at the pub where the company meets in an upstairs room.

Ahi The Hemingway ere! "YesWe had a wonderful, life. That was a time crazy when Americans found a frc= mendous friendliness in Europe. Maybe it was because wo were all students, painters, musicians, Or maybe it was or writers, because we were all pour."

Reluctantly, I suspect it was the latter.

BUMPED into Adrienno Corri clutching the score of "My

Foir Lody and mouthing to herself.

DIANA GRAVES that zany ex-actross who wrote a best rolling book ali..about the wonders and worries, them doing the best I can with "Augustus liked this play, so

"I may gat a part in John problems and pleasures of the bits or rewriting and so

пож musical convalescing in Rome--has on," she said. Then, with a sad Osborne's a now love. Athons,

smile: "But It's rough without the part of the woman who any husband,

We had such a changes sox half-way," she Just returned from a first totol interchange of thought explained hastily. Top New York hat designer Janci Sloane tells me:

"I trip to

Greece, she says: that we never knew which of us always buy men's hats in "Athens ia bottor

"I'm going to read for than London and take them home to

than si Roma-botter copy. You get the most classic

any- styling here. That flat cap you where in Italy.

Midst the what-are-we-com-

"Oh, you know the hat- ing-to

If worden want then we astonishment of

the band. arsembled gentlemen I scythed might do them in a polka-dot my way through the Johnson or polaley as well," stock-picking-up, putting-down, trying-on, taking-off everything from triibles to topces. It was

captivating collection.

Hot (well, luke-warm, at any rate) on the heels of Paris and

tr Frank Sinatra snop-brim-beating by scarcely came the

a straw's-breadth M. Chevaller's

had written what."-

She went on to describe the Osborno now so I thought The plot, set In France at the time I'd do “Why can't a woman be more like a man?'-only *Kou Sce we both

1 don't know know trouble is France well-we ilved there for whether to speak it or sing several years just before

the it.

-(London Express Service),

the States and started the Ivy up so my spirits absolutely all have was a wild success in Parthonon seemed to lift mo of the Resistance.

Lengue look for women,

toured.

STORIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

Mr. Punch Tells A Tale

-Hanid Learns How The Giraffe Got His Long Neck-

By MAX TRELL

4B PUNCIL" sald Honid,

"M

M the Shadow Girl, to ber old friend, "why have giraffes got such long necks?"

all the soap that was on Mr Punch's face.

However, Mr Punch sald: "Why have giraffes got such long necks? Fil tell you. If they had short necke, voy wouldn't Mr lunch, who was shaving know they were giraffes. You'd himself in front of a mirror, think they were antelopes or siniled at Hanid through the deer or something like that?" mirrow. At least Hanid w2g prestrmurezhe was smilingerf komm was hard for her to be absolutely sure on DECOURT of.

By Galbraith

TM, B 2.0, Pa

© 1980 by MA Gorrian bea

"Oh, I forgot the allspice, and that's really what I came for!"

"A"Long Story

Hanid thought about this for several minutes while Mr Punch continued moving the razoc across his face, up and Finally she said:

"But how did

down.

giraffes

such long necks, Mr Punch?”

"It's a long story," said

herd

All the giraffes in this except one were very smart and always ready to work hard to get those tender leaves at the top of the trees.

"They would plle stones, one on top of the other, against the trunks of the trees would push up piles of

or they and sometimes they would even aticiss land or each other's beeles just to be able to reach the delicious leaves."

-BuleMr-Punchyll-soid-Hassidi the one giraffo want to do theso

"what about who didn't things?"

The Others Laughed

1-13

"I'm about to tell you about The lasy Giraffe got the leaves get him," said Mr Punch. "He was the lazy one. He didn't bother.

at the top of the tree.

That's it!" said Mr

"You know how money war." brings all women to life?"

I do-but well.

*The light there has the rumo · effect," she went on, It makes averything-ovon the marble columna÷take on a floshtint...a sort of bosomy look."

Not to worry! The columns still go straight up and down.

OUT OF TYRE

VERY time I've seen Mr Christopher Lee he's been Trong In he tour sauche lecring distortedly through layers of monster make-up in "Frankenstein," or behaving quite unspeakably in "Dracula,"

So it was rather a relief to find this ghoul-ridden actor in. reat fe a tall, talkative, rather Punch. correct type who might just with have driven round from the

Mr to push up stones or sticks or it was the lazy giraffe Punch. I mean," he added, bother to climb 02 anybody's the long neck who got all the Guards Club. "It's not quite os long as the back. All he would do was tender leaves." piraffes neck, hut it's long stand under a tree and lazily enough."

stretch his head up, trying his "Ta Uke to hear it? Hanid.

"You don't mind my telling it to you

shaving?" while I'm asked, Mr Punch.

Honid said she didn't mind

"Why," said Hanid, he was sold best to reach the top of the smarter than all the others!"

at all.

How It Happened "Well, then," said Mr Punch, "this is how It happened that the giraffes have longer necks than any other animal in all, of creation.

"Long ago, long before our grandfather a grandfathers, tha giraffes bad necks like anybody else. They used to roam around. in the bly open plains, browsing sometimes on gaas and some- times on flowers. But their very favourite food was the now, and tender leaves that are only to be found on the topmost branches of a tree.""

"Oh," said Hanid. "But bow could the giraffes, get sup to the top of the trees, Mr Punch?”” -

"Tarl's it,” muld, Men Punich, "How could they got up to the top of the trees? It was quite w problem. It took a lot of hard. werk.

+

"Now there's one herd of! giraffen. X. must, teil, you about.)

tree.

The other giraffes loughed at him. But this fazy one just went on stretching and stretch ing and str«o»t«e=h«i»n«g."

"Until his neck got longer and longer? cried Hanid.

"Why horrors?" he echoed, as wo toyed with our Bloody "That's what some folks say," Mprys. "Well, you might just sald Mr Punch. "At any rate, as well ask on actor,

Why all the rest of the giraffes Shakespeare? mightn't you? quickly stretched their necks He wrote some pretty terrifying from that day on"

stuff for the public. A

And Mr Punch smiled again.

"But horror films have given (or at least Hanid thought some good parts and they've and went on shoving.

Rupert and the Blunderpuss—12

Gradually Rupert' gets an idea, "D'you know, Uncle," he saAYS, "Just now you said I, wasn't wall bacaan I told you I'd seen bats and ¡felt an earthgusks,:-Now you've apen a cat with winge, so you must be 1), ton 1” He breaks into a chuckde.

Sit back and be

gondy. It's your tú to take the -- *mometer now ! Uncle. Bruno is. still too 'bewildered to realit and Mrs. Sheep, who has heard the end of the conversation," "nomica bunling in to lake his pulse, “it's na good thing I've been a nurse,” she says, ". Your uncle needs care.”

fald off by having assured distribution and great financial BUCCESS all over tho' world, These pictures break records!".

It was a chliling thought,

So was the one that followed.

Mr Lee is about to play "The Mummy." In colour,

"It's a bit of a bore, actually, because I've got all these frightful bandages, wound round me, and then I have to wander through the countrysido 'scating people and going 'click' with their necks."

Sort of corn in Egypt, Me Leb7

CARRYING ON

THOUGH two authors in one family is nierely sinusual, It

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