1959-12-03 — Page 7

LADY

your

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1959.

WOMANSENSE

How

LUCK-

to be

beautiful

CHINA MAIL

horoscope

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3

tion not ba so good after all. You had better sleep or it.

AQUARIUS (2) (January 21- Realising February 19): that you DOMABRA unusual talents, you must keep on trying to find

right opportunity to apply theru. PISCES (10) February 20- March 20: You will short- ly meet a person of the

with opposite sex

whom you will find a great deal in common and with whom' there is a good chance of a permanent association.

to

ARIES (12) (March 21-April 19: The Rew josition

abont which

you are take will give you plenty of executive Acope for ability.

your

TAURUS 9. (April 20-May 201: Great excitement will follow the news of an un- expected

within romance yeur social citric, GEMINI (5) (May 21-June 21: A relative's generosity

will enable you lo CO

centrate more in your work and worry less about the future.

CANCER (7) June 22-July 21: You ought to contact a certain person whom 30

neglected at- have sadly though he could be of great help to you in the present eircumstances,

LEO

Guly 28-August

21: The quite unusual iden which you suddenly

Inay on

further examina

VIRGO (11) (August 22-Sep- tember 221: An unreAM- able demand made on your time ought to be grace.

when

having a baby

by Joy Matthews

GEORGE NEILL, a

fully but firmly rejected. Dmedical officer in the

LIBRA

Big Living PATRICIA LEWIS

IN A TIME WHEN CASTLES ARE IN DECLINE

I'VE FOUND THE NEW INHERITORS OF EXPANSIVE HOMES

22 Newn of a Ministry of licalth, Barns ONE can't really blame the

that "pre-

(3) September 23- )

Duke of Norfolk for October friend's progress after

saw fit to pronounce swopping king-size Arundel aflet, serious leg will be good the other day and a visit wil 4012 bgnant women do not bother Castle for an economy-sized

family detached. arranged.

enough about their looks,

SCORPIO (8)

(October 23-

"Too often," ski

this

bold

And one can't really blame public servant, "they try to hide the Duke of Sutherland for un- themselves and forget to make loading Sutton Place when Mr themselve look as nice as they Paul Getty came along with the

offer of a lifetime.

your can."

November 21: You will be much relieved to find that a heavy responsibility will S001 be taken off

This is old news to me, Dr But how's it going to affect shouldera.

Neill know too well that try that blue-blooded institution, the SAGITTARIUS ( Novem-ng to look trim in a trapeze or

ber 22-December 21): Your scintillating in a sack (with on British country week-end?· plans have been frustrated extra 1415 bulge)

is for fra:

by an unexpected develop. But it is certainly worth it. ment. but you will on have an opportunity in formulate new ones,

CAPRICORN (6) December 22-3uary 201: Since you owe invitations to a number of friends, you should not wait any longer but get busy and arrange an evening together.

NUMBER: LUCKY YOUR

your Count the letters in het name and add the tolai

ta

that you look good, or

In the course of investigation **visiting with the I've been new landed gentry.

FURTHER.... NOTHING is better than to be attrative or even pretty when you wrin at tenal 11 stone and your anides are swelling.

Personally I would go further by than Dr Neill,

who says:

"A

spot of lipaliek on the lips and

personal appearance."

IT'S BINNIE

the lodge gates to Windsor Manor my way was blocked a small raspberry-red car. "Hi, Lewis!" called the

Private cinema and audience

Mrs. Frankovitch with pets

we

to

because

don't bother clean it out now until spring.

"It was so pretty this summer it will look even better in January when the snowdrops

end crocuses are out."

THE FILMS

sald "This is the play-room," said Saints Go Marching In?"

will you "People Mike, "No? Well, reappearing.

Wo ladies excuse us while

fü a new hair-do revive prite in squire, curling the brim of Blanle

can do just what they want in his black stetson. "C'mon herewatch television, hsten to hear it?"

records, play cards, or roll back

and The gentlemen left You need as bly: a campaignup to the house."

When Binnie dance.

the the carpets and

took me round when you are carrying as when

children are all here garden, Thick fog lay like a Like that other lover of a my three you are courting.

smoke screen a few yards from Many women spend too much country seat Mr Getty. My they often have a dance on

Actually most

the terrace and a bloom of the number shown in time and money lashing out on host was American. Unlike Saturday night.

movies damp laid

heavily on the last E went back to the Franks- a yetie,

got our own little claema, you azalea leaves. oil know-I could watch movies all it the time.. particularly home. We've got three to run Binnie.

lunch,

about Hallan how $0 after eating?"

brackets after your sign of your The Zodiac. This is lucky number for the week

BOYS' AND GIRLS' *********MAGAZINE......******* A Trip On The Moon

"D'

-It Almost Lands Barou Munch In China-

By MAX TRELL

tel

ID 1 ever

dears, but the

once ftok on the Moon?"

It spoke

Baron Munch Wast

Works. ther

val,

my

I Lrip

who

And 1

in the around,

shouting!

"Tell us the story!

Tell

Us

theory!"

hearing the, everyone

Playroom cruxded

Playroom Dwellers

Who is really going

to care what a six-week, bun- Mr Getty (and despite the dled-up baby wears? Better to stetson), he is not in

a layette for yourself. buy

but in movies, I am inclined to think, how-

OUR NEED

ever. that the problem of hide- Yet both Mr Mike Franko away inothers-to-be is not just viich, head of Columbia Pictures modesty. Motherhood is not par-here, and Mr Getty have moved Lutarly popular by Britian,

In on rural England as if to the

manor born.

A tree-lined mile later we ELI, an Italian that you are drew up in front of a lowering FTELY

going to have a baby and he timbered house in a swirl et is enchanted, "What a wonder-gravel and barking dogs. ful experience," he will say, "and

and the

how much better women look The door opened, when they are that way than lady of the manor appeared. ever before."

T

week-ends we watch

ACRES

S we As progressed through a

superb souffle, a succulent roast, and a sensationul ale crumble. I discovered that Mrs Frankovich is quite a remark- able woman. One night she's dining with Princess Margaret. The next day she's sharing

with the also cheese Mrs

sandwich called Teil an Englishman (if you known as actress Binnie Barnes. gardener.

made it Now 1 can put have the nerve) and he will "You

"Though I have to stay mulier something that might the souffle on."

town quite a bit during the even sound like "Oh, I'm so She disappeared islichenwards week for premieres and all that, while her husband, ambling I'm much happier down here. taxi driver to slowly as if a bit saddle-sore I'm mad about the garden-

you are fram

in his riding the range

and I have such fun driving down and pulling my tractor with trees to make way

sorry

Tell a French

drive slowly because enceinte, and he will ask all Fiat, propelled me into a vast about the family and whether panelled room hung

this baby is your first. Tell the Utrillos and Wynne-Morgans. beds, the swimming poo! bus conductor in Britain and he

will blush and move on.

What we need, Dr Neill,

not to be told to revive our pride "Now

in our personal appearance,

even that motherhood is a beau tiful experience.

la

for Bower

lawn. Of the croquet

children my dream-boats and

or

arc

course, Just when they're

sald Mike, "Champagne?"

asking. aciton to the ir suiting

you musl meet the home for spelt we all work

chess- others." He led me past

card-tables to the far together-we plan to tarmac a set and

dress new driveway over Christmas." end of the room where

After lunch Gerald Lasociles and his wife Angela arrived.

20

We need to be told again and designer Kar Rahvis and pro- again and again and again just ducer Jimmy Woolf were drink- how beautiful we are. Nothing ing in front of a blazing log fire. for the health They were discussing a poker

could be better

tlac Mr anit

than that.

The Baron Jumped from the well onto the Moon.

There were Kharf and flanic The Shadow Children with TurnishAbout Names, and Punch and his wife Judy, General Tin, the Tin Soldier, and Teddy. the Stuffed Bear, and Hluwatha, the Small-Size Wooden Indian, and Whoa, Hobby Horse,

L

"Sit yourselves down quietly." sald Baron Munch, and please don't interrupt."

"Higher and higher I wen!! Finally there

I was in

middle of the sky. The cloucts

past,

soft cushions.

the

JACOBY

game.

on

BRIDGE

the expert's life is not always won with the nine and made

Bui

went rushing Some of them felt like

Some of and springy.

an easy one. The average South trump a third club.

Now South cashed his last two Then Baron Munch it his were sharp

ruff the opening use player would long clay pipe and when evers- most of them felt like 'wet

the kind that you

club lead and draw trumps trumps and the ace of diamonds une was quiet he began

his cloth,

with three when you wash your face in the

leads, stopping in and when East showed out South The had a count on the hand. story.

morning.

dummy.

deuce of clubs lead had obviously

best so out the been fourth

East had clubs, four cover started with six A small hearts, two spades and a dis-

mond.

Baron's Story

Lo

"And all around," said Baron

Then he would pull were stars "the Munch,

hear Jack of! diamonds and 1 could twinkling and

had East's king with the ace. For music. beautiful

"Now one summer's night in the year, well I don't seem remember the year but it really doesn't matter, I was walking uten heard, and now I know it's diamond would be led back to- in my garden when I noticed rue, that the stars make music The Moon coming up just behind while they twinkle in the sky. the stone wall at the back, It was a big, very yellow, very full

Moon.

Moon Went Down

Anesse and a

South led a heart to dummy nine taken for the

if West and was lucky enough to get the wards dummy ducked. Eventually South would queen from West. Now he play come up with five spades, three ed dummy's last trump, led the diamonds and two hearts for his just heart and finessed the ten spot. He had to lose a diamond 10 tricks.

10 at the anish but he had his ten tricks just like Mr Average Player.

Then down came the Moon so slowly, again, moving ever

Expert South also made "Now," I said to myself, "just lower and lower and lower. And!

sun was tricks but he did it the hard way. look how close that Moon is to at last, just us the

it's coming up, there I was close to He ruffed the opening club and promptly led a low diamond to- sald Baron ward dummy. East took his king

the stone wall. I'm

Sure

resting before it climbs

higher in the sky.

Sprang On Moon

any

the earth again.

"Unfortunately,"

Muncha,

.

"it wasn't any garden and forced South to ruff clubs wall that I saw below me. It again.

other was the swamp on the

"go" continued Baron Murah, side of the hills.

"I ran as fast as i could to "I had to jump off into the

the back of the garden, jumped

up on the wall and sprang on swamp or else be carried down to China! I was wet to the skin the Moon.

when I reached my home again

"I got there Just In time," just in time for breakfast. said Baron

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Munch *for sooner had I made myself com-

fortable on top of the Moon, it felt like a soft

the night sky.

rubber ball,

Was Very Happy

that over ved

taken

...

"But, though I was wet to the IAAN than it started climbing up into skin, I was the happlest

"For how many people in all "What a wonderful trip I had the world.have ever really and

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the whole Moon?" Dit below Everyone in the Plesroom me. Little lights were twinkling said it was a wonderful story,

But they all wonderod to them

of thera selves, though 'none sald so, how anyone could jump on the Moon by climbing up a gorden wall.

The Moon rose

topo. I could see

countryside spread

in the houNCE.

alione on the lakes and ponds and rivers, They looked all silvery.

"The moonbeams

Now South led a heart and played dummy's eight spot. East

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What I Can While fish-in its bowl "Of must be true

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For answer the man pitka up an always do." says Rupert, "but how have you managed to prove instrument from the table and "We ask the fiäl 1" makes him put one end to his He tell ear and the other to the bowl. chuckies the old man. how you find him in shop and At once tiny musikal noises cath then pat bus in, garden pond, be heard.

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"Such

11

sighed

WE with private cinema and

Binnis

ever sat through," mid when two and a half hours later the lights went up. "Let's have some tea before the second feature."

MY

home-madz Munching cake I considered that as for ne I'm concerned it's perfectly all right for cine-quire Franko- tum the garage of

Ascot, into

vitch to

Windsor Manor, viewing-theatre.

niched James Stewart in "The pity!"

the two dogs F.D.J. Story" "All the statues in the

are shrouded sitting upright in the chairs garden now against the frost and, look, and, if anything, more engrossed

with the screen than the one you can't even see the path ap humans.

The paal. to our le chapel. too, in full of twigs and things

"That's the longest nim

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But I do hope oll-man Getty

better and scatter the will resist the temptation in go lawns of Sutton Plaer, Surrey, with derricks,

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