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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1959.

WEEK-END

WOMANSENSE

LADY

your

'LUCK-

CHINA MAIL

horoscope

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7

AQUARIUS (January 21. VIRGO (August 22-Septem-

February 19): A friend's unexpectedl Arrival from abroad in likely to occupy a good deal of your time in the near future.

PISCES

(February 20. March 20): A friend in trouble whom you bave failed to help is able to feel that you Are not interested in his plight, and you may lose his friendship, ARIES (March 21-April 19):

During the weekend you may form a very pleasant and Insting attachment to a person of the opposito Hex. TAURUS April 20-May 20):

Thanks to your wit And constant good humour, you are considerably in demand as a guest. GEMINI May 21-June 21):

A great deal of

very

pleasant activity will keep you busy all the weekend. CANCER (June 22-July 21): Your great vitality enables you to do all the things you have kot mat to do anel du them well.

LEO (July 22-August 21): Readiness to Ben the other

A

ber 22): You are anxious to form friendly alliance] with a person who in at times rather touchy and moody, which you may re- gret later.

your

LIBRA (September 23-Oct-

ber 22): You are to be congratulated Un Ability to know when the time has come to withdraw gracefully from π minor dispute,

SCORPIO (October 23- November 21): Although the strenuouk sport you so much enjoy is generally beneficial, there is such a thing an overdoing it.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22-December 21): A com- promise in an argument with a rather stubborn per- Hort will be the best way for you, to disengage yourself. CAPRICORN (December 22-

January 20): Your arrivnt | La critical moment will be l welcomed by all concerned. As it will help to save very upleasant situation.

fellow's point of view makes LUCKY you'n very desirable person

Lo turn to when

friends are in doubt

some future action.

your

about

21

ENCOUNTER: If this is

your birthday. meeting with IL WOHLN named JUNE may have some special significance.

Spinsters on a spree!

THEY'RE UNDER 25

AND NO WONDER

THEY'RE BEING WOOED

by Jill Butterfield

WHAT was once the age of romance and big dates has

Warme the ate of name and big business. For

the golden girls who once spun nothing more concrete than dreams are the biggest money spinners in Britain today.

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They're unmarried, They're between 15 and 25. And there are over 2,250,000 of them,

THEY SPEND an average of. three evenings on dates ouiskle their hemes each week (and 20 per cent of these outings are

dances).

THEY SPEND an average of £3 on themselves alone each week.

THEY SPEND every Satur- day morning in every town in

the country shopping and their

pay-packet-crisp pound nutes crackle into the ills at a rate of 120 million a year,

They're pampered with new deparhnem's catering for their fashion whins, Special buyers

of

most of them under 30) uro engaged to And the kinzi clothes they like.

PARTY DRESS

They spend more on a praty drews than on a winter copi,

They complein loudly and long. that they can never And the clothes they like at a price they enn afford - but they still musage to buy sormething new to wrer caeli week,

THEY LIKE

Bright colours for day. Newest young fashion-ing this year are plaids, tilber genuine tartans er vivid modern inventions,

They

Black for evening. (Although perched, worrying ones. this The biggest mothe like those that hug the cars.

daughter bone of contention)

Full skirts-to swirl high with maries of petticoats or really

traight sheaths.

Big thick sweaters~to look lest in. When they don't borrow the boy friend's they buy then In the kind of bright colours you'd never And in a man's shop.

Its they can forget. They hate 10 be bothered with

Coloured stockings-this win- ter's legacy from last winter's black ones.

THEY HATE...

Clothes that look "teenage. Frills.

Pink and blue,

Taking mum shopping.

--London Expreas Serviç#),

YOUNG BLACK. Left: Little black evening dress in grosgrain with shoulder tying shoe-string straps, a silky fringe. Right: Little black sheath with a wide

neck for jewellery, a wide belt..

Good Manners Are Not Just A Bag Of Tricks

By GARRY CLEVELAND MYERS, Ph.D.

M

ANY people think that football boots ure or rush in good manners consist among the guests to demand somo immediate attention. Or on finding a freshly baked cake, meant for the family dinner he may cut and eat as much of it as he can.

of a bag of tricks to be practised in public or when there's

company. They think of them ne a kind of veneer.

Thus a child may learn to rise and stand until guest is seat ed, and to shake hands with this guest. He may learn to arrive at party and leave it properly,

At dinner he may eat as much of a particular food as he likes and shout for a second dessert. without thinking of whether there's enough for the rest of the family. He may arrive at meals unwashed or unkempt

and a number of other social and eat in vary barbarous ways.

niceties. These he may Jeari

Yet when there are guests or

to do very well under the force when he eats out, his manners may be good. That's one of his pag of social tricks..

of adult group approvals and disapprovals.

Social Tricks

Such practices don't neces aarily require him to consider

Takes Best Chair

After dinner he may hurry to get the most comfortable chair

these social tricks as expres- in the living room, not caring slons of deep consideration of other persons everywhere.

where a parent or grandparent may si1.

With one or several other Practiced in his selfish ways,' children or youths on the way he may not exercise the alpha- bel of good manners in most of

to or from a certain place, on the street, in a bus, In a public

his relations with other persons

place, at an informal gathering where there are no social pres-

sures for the vencer of good

of his gang, he may feel no such social constraint. in fact, he manners. may act very boorishly.

Learning 10 observe good Even at home in his family, manners everywhere, especially he may not observe the simplest in all situations with other per- consideration for the rights and sons, requires constant practice feelings of others. Most of his al being thoughtful of other actions there may be prompted persons, of restraining oneself, by primitive, sckish impulses. of checking one's selfish iru-

Holding The Door

At six, ten or fourteen, this child may enter a door right ahead of his father or mother, not even holding back the door to prevent it from slamming into a parent's face.

pulses and of making oneself prove constantly a deep regard for the rights and feelings of other persons.

ANSWERING PARENTS'

QUESTIONS

Q. If you knew a

maid or

On arriving home from school baby-sitter was very partial to by way of the kitchen, knowing a certain one of your children, his mother 19 entertaining what would you do? guests in another room, he may A. Try to find another maid shout to her to know where his or baby-sitter.

YOUNG CHUNKY:-Thick

knit sweater with a wide

shirt collar. In flame, apricot, green, and cream,

YOUNG SUIT: A jum- per suit with neat knitted top, narrow pleated skirt,

YOUNG PLAIDS. Left: Blue and white checked shirtwaister with wide skirt, neat neckline. Right: Tartan day dress with wide puffed sleeves, big but-

tons. "Knee socks and woollen stockings.

Pazo

YOUNG HAT: As crazy as they come, shaped like a wig, covers ears and hair.

YOUNG-AT-HOMES: Mohair

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