THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1959.
WOMANSENSE
YOUR BIRTHDAY BY STELLA
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
A at
PORN today, you are a seeker in all events, your originality after truth and this will display itself in whatever characteristic may develop In you undertake. You will avold any of a number of ways. You the conventional way and try have marked İllerary talent and something new. have a gift for the dramatic, Listening to Ane music beings you great happiness. You have a sharp sense of rumour, which you often uilline in brifliunt conversation-or your writ ing. You have a magnelic per- sonality and make friends wherever you go.
Naturally, you Inte spon- taneous and outgoing, but you team, early in life, that some- times it is better to be more conclously controlled in your actions. But don't make the mistake of becoming tDO con- trolled; you will miss a lot of fun in life.
Adventuresome in Ideas, you may also express your desire for novelty in real-life exploration,
THURSDAY, GEMINI (May 22-June 21)~ Love and romance highlight this day for
It you. could just possibly be love at first sight!
CANCER (June 22-July 23)- You could run into difficulties this day if you can't get at the facts. Don't depend
upon hearsny.
LEO Quard against making an un- wise move or you may defeat your best interests and lose ground.
(July 24-Aug. 23)--
VIRGO (Aur. 24-Sept. 23) Your best day, this week, so act positively on D number cl things. Get ujub completed.
LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23). This is a good day for all your efforts, if events of the past
have week
been handled
diplomatically.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Today, you have the "all clear" signal. Setbacks of the past few weeks are over and done with
now.
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FASHION' NEWS-FOCUS
BEHIND THE SCENES OF THAT CONTROVERSIAL WEDDING
PAOLA'S TROUSSEAU
THE princess in the head-
THE
.Your ernotional nature
lines has picked her strong and you fall in love
trousseau....Paola Ruffo di first sight. This could be fatuation rather than love. So, Calabria, the Italian beauty before you wed, make sure that whose proposed Vatican your partner is the right one for wedding on July 1 to Prince
-the
you or disillusionment and un-Albert of Belglum has women have
appiness might wanly ensue.
date ure:
first glimpse
dreamed up for
Among those born on this sparked off that row about her the prettiest, most elegant Mrs Leslie Carter, time and place, has been and most practical trousscaji- I Sir Edwin Amold, concentrating on a
have ever seen. bride's poet; Henry Edmurat Holland, more urgent problems.
You could pack the lal into two large sultensen, Australian labour leader; Henry
And since
M. Stanley, explorer: Caroline And, since the wedding was Hazard, educator and president originally sebeduled for
Inte of Wellesley,
rummer, she has had to work Just.
To find what the stars have in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. let your birthday star be your daily Kuido.
JUNE 11
SAGITTARIUA (Nov. 23-Dec. 23-Yesterday's distructions
influence should not
today's actions. De positive Arch optlmialle.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20) Should be a good day if you have not complicated your love
ife! Make an apology, it neLES-
sury.
AQUARIUS (Jun, 21-Feb, 19) Don't let extravagance tead you down the wrong pathway today. Being conservative is best,
PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20)...... Your good day of the week, so you are well-quipped to avold any pitfall. Be practical,
ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20)
Don't be misled by too optimis- the report on a business mat- ter. Investigate the facts.
TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21) A big new Opportunity may
open up for you. Don't be busty in deciding for or against.
JACOBY ... BRIDGE
SOUTH bid three spades
10.
with
cause he thought his puri- ner was playing a special con- vention in which you raised your partner's jump shift one of the three top honours. He bid six, hearts because he, had come to the party to bid.
West opened the three uf spader and Smith saw that be was in on impossible contract unters he could put over a nest swindle. Anyway, he won East's ten with the king. played a trump le dummy's king, led the deuce of diamonds and stuck in the nine.
West won with the king and Jed another spade. He was sure hic porther would ruff it. Instead, South won with dum-
CARD SendEk♦
Q-The bidding has been: EAS Bouth West North
IN.T. Pass
2 N.2.
Pin
You, South, hold:
SE JE WA 10 6 5 +KQB AKIZ
What do you do?
A- ihren na-trump. You only have 16 points but you do bare two spade stoppers and no uze likes to play two ns-trump MZYWAY.
TODAY'S QUESTION This time West has opened one apade and North and East have pasted. It is up to you, South You hold:
403965 VKZ IKTU AJIE
What do you do?
Answer Tonforrow
SIDE GLANCES
-8
WEST
A38032
975
+ K 49812
South
NORTH MAQIT
AK 107
⚫ J1033
20
EAST
1054 13 A653 +3805
SOUTH (D)
АК
Q280
+ Q074
AK 108
Both vulnerable
West North Fast
IV Poss 24
Pass
Pasa
Pa
34 P255 4 OV Pass Рава
Opening lead-✯ 3
my's nine and discarded a dla- mond. A trump to the Jock atti muther back to dummy's Dee and South was ready for the next step in bringing home the slightly tainted bacon.
Now I'm giving away the secret of what those royal suit eases wit contain when the happy pair set off honey-moon- Ing.
over
10
Giving Paris a miss, ond side. stepping Rome and Florence, Princess Paola has handed the famous twa jo Couturiers in Turin, Both are women-possibly the princess fe that they would know bel-
than a man the sor!
It's
silk and
versatile A
BY BARBARA GRIGGS
to
In
the fabrics are mostly, silk, silk clothes every one of them, that
would rejoice Wool, they any woman crepe, will einerge in good order-in- wear... particularly, perhaps, portant point for honeymooners. the two shirt-waist dressCE
trousseau, Widely pleated slik, one sleeve ranging from an obvious hot- lesa and pink, the other parma- wenther choice like the sleeve- violet with sleeves, less pleated dress in azalea pink silk, to a cult you could wear on a coal day in London' made of deep grey tweed.
no
SIMPLICITY
the.
All the clothes, with their extreme simplicity and cle- it gives the inquisitive gance, and slim easy lines, have
been designed to play up clues about honeymoon destina-
makes sure that Princeys" fall, good Agure. Hons-but it
won't make ter the Princes
Their colours a sweet-pea with plenty of blues, mišiake of many honeymooners variety and come back shivering of
from plaks and violeis-show of her the Mediterranean in tweed clear skin and blue eyes. weur or her honeymoon.
enat over a cotton dress.
And, naify-important point Their
There Isn't A
her thing in
for a Princess, who is decidedly Pina wames arc
certainly truussenu wouldn't love myself aristocratic but Nebble.
not Vachetta and Vilalina
undressy, Between them, these two clever pretly,
unfussy wealthy-most of the clothes
Her
clothes a bride wants to
are timeless, all - the - year- rounders that won't date back conspicuously to July 1950,
The Princess has got her eye
in when it comes to
weil clothes. And to sturdy Belgian
customarily well, but dressed, I predict as an exclling
women, unexcitingly she will come sensation.
And
the
Dress itself-thai fabulous, dreamlike vision of frosty white she will wear for her wedding? All I can tell you is that it is being made in Italy (though the French have been hopefully rumouring
that
I was to be a Dior-St Laurent fub).
The rest is Princess Paola't secret-until July 1.
-(London Express Service).
DRAWING BY
THE CHAPERON SYSTEM
E doctor from Love Lane, who is advocating
come-buck the
of the to chaperon, seems to me know little about love, and even less about young girls.
to
By SHIRLEY LOWE
This system works success-
dance halls (haunts of templa tion, according to the doctor), fully for the privileged few, but who are capable of handling I doubt if it would be quite such their lives and loves far more a good idea to put your daughter intelligently than their parents under lock and key in the
evening,
and send her out to the typing pool in the daytime,
And who is going to do the
› Chaperonage, according Dh Robert Thompson, Love Lane, Planer, helps to protect young girls until they did, reach the age of "wisdom and And certainly with more weisdem and understanding than
Continental chaperoning? chaperoned
understanding."
He added that it also served the
as a warning to boys and girls girls he so admires.
sex matters were matters
thu
of extreme dellcary and impori-
ance,
and that until they
RICHES
rechell the years of discretion THE trouble is, of course, that the only families who still stick to the chaperon thing in system all have one common.
they were not to be trusted to know how to deal with them,
WISDOM
They are very, very rich, that is the argument in Their daughters are born to do favour of chaperonnge, there nothing but marry a very, very great many grown-up rich man from the family of boys and girls of 40 and 50 who their cholce, should sill be locked up with mother.
are B
And a great many teenagers to be found in cincinas and
They give their daughters a handsome allowance, they buy her everything.
They even buy her husband,
White
Janel is at the jazz club will mum be sitting on the Idelines instead of watching the telly with father?
BLISS
You can't wrap up a child in day-dreams and dellcacy, when turn her to the wolves at 21 and expect her to be discreet. You can't watch her and worry over her without giving her a clue about what you are watching for and what you are worrying about, and then her curiosity will see to it that your worst fears are realised.
CHILDREN'S CORNER
Knarf Watches A Clock
-And Finds That Time Passes Swiftly—
By MAX TRELL
WONDER if you'd nad taking my place for just hour. Til surely be back by exactly twelve o'clock."
He discarded his last two 013-4 monds on the seo and queen of spedes and led the jack of din ronds from dummy.
an
It was Mrs Cuckoo who said these words
whistling on the slove und liny roses were blooming in red flow- er pots..
Gots Comfortable
Knarf sat himself down in
a
Ho
C
the
East ducked but it did him no
to Knarf, the comfortable rocking chair. good, South knew where that Shadow Boy,
found a book of pictures on acu ut diamonds was and dis- She had opened the door of shelf and slowly turned carded a low club. The Jack the cottage-in-the-clock where pages as he listened to the al____diamond_held_and_now she Ilved to call out eleven, ticking and tocking of the clock. South was able to spread his o'clock. Then, without letting And what a-licking-and-tock.
It led the whole band and chalk up his richly the door shat behind her, she ing it wast undeserved slam..
hd now over to Khier, Who Toon The sound was loud was getting ready to go to sleep that Knart finally gave up 'try- In the far corner of the room Ing to looked at his book between the curtain and the He walked across the room to something that looked like a cellor door.
By Galbraith
TĂ, IAR SU PO
19 1908 by MA Bersion, ie,
"Yoo-hoo! Please don't push off yab-l need your boat
In my right-hand corner!"
bookcase.
"I'll be glad to take your place in the cuckoo clock," "said Knart, "Only what do 1 have to
do while you're away?"
The Works The ticking and tocking came
"Just one thing," sald Mrs from the other side of the door, Cuckoo.
"Just make sure that Khart was just about to open the clock keeps going,”
Inside, Knart sew all the wheels and springs.
saw a barrow stairway leading down. He cropt down a step or two and looked again. There he saw, almost hidden in the dark- ness, a great collection of wheels and springs and cogs and gears.
Knarf
the door and look inside when "I don't know what I'll do if
they ever stop turning," said to himself.
Fortunately the
There was an even more curi-
clock
kent
"I hope I can do that," said he policed small sigh which Kratt. sounding a little worried, read: The Works. for he was far from being sure that he lew enough about ous thing hanging on the door right on going. In fact, Knart clocks to keep them going. It giant key! Knarf looked at was all watching The Works they took it in their minds to it and thought to himself "This working when someone tapped alop.
must be the key that Mrs him on the shoulder and said: Mrs Cuckoo assured Knart Cuckoo Lises when she winds "Thank you. Knarfl” that there was nothing to worry the clock,"
Koort looked around. It was about.
Curious to see what was bo- Mis Cuckoo. The hour had In Good Order
hind the door, Knarf carefully passod and she was back just opened it and pecked inside. He in time to call out twelve o'clock.
Life
"Tho clock's Just been wound," she said. "All the wheels are turning. There isn't any reason in the world why ¦ you should have trouble, Ÿ'il just go for a qulek visit to my cousin who lives in a clocks on other side of the river "'
Widle Mrs Cuckoo few out through the window to visit her cousin who lived in the clock un the other side of the river, Kaarf stood on 3 chair and hofsted himself up to the half- open door of the college-in-the- clock. He then went íniide and carefully shut the door.
It was like being in a lovely, square, comfortable, country kitchen.
There were pols and pans, all bright and shiny, hanging from hooks over the old-fashioned oven. Red-and white checked | gingham: qurialnis hung-JA the Windows. A tes kelile WOR
Rupert and the Truant→ 29
Rupert is now too interested in
the doll to 'risk losing sight of [5. "Hi, come back 15% be yabouts, *** Where are you going? Playing
of the common. **This is the spot where i ran away from Santa Claus. When, wil, fic come back?" "Don't be silly !” says Rupert
preuant is wronga-You must belong: “anking down breathlemky, "Chris-
to somebody,fa.The cather; lands
man in all errors: Santa Claus won't
him a merry dance, and dowin' : be back for nearly = ysor 1”
stop until sunching the highest pert
ALL RIGHTS RESERTAL.
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can't
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For cocktail-time: a drifting dress in aquamarine organdie, full-skirted, closely swathed at the waist, with a light cape-top.
FUTURE FASHIONS
A
Separates gel a new look this Greetin drapery, Spanish torea-
interest, high dor trousers year yoke
and short-cropped placed tobs, buttons and other ruffled bodices shows in pyjamas, detalling to achieve high- gowns and peignoirs. waisted effect. The over- blouse is cropped just above the waist, barely meeting the built- для waistline of pants shorts. Brief boleros are worn on
קם!
You can't deny young people bliss, the bitterness, and the fun of falling in and out of love, and finding out for themselves what it is all about,
And, of course, you afford to play the heavy father
the doling mother or heavily these days, or your son
Nightwear er daughter is likely, to wolk out on you.
too
camisoles. over skirts suspended
The Oriental look is strong in resort fastilons. A pool-side Japanese obi-elect is prominent bi swimsuit Juckets, and Far Eastern colours, such as Iequer red, show in suits. Pastels have foreign the quality of Japanese water- flavour. The influence of Italian colours thin, coal, yet penetra- lacework -London Express Service).
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