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AQUARIUS

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1959.

WOMANSENSE

FASHIONED IN LONDON

Women At The Top, by Clare Young

LUCK- These Coats Are Travellers' Joys Judy Grinham

CHINA MAIL

horoscope

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22

January 21- Februnty

19): When formulating plans for the coming year, you should take your family more into your confidence.

PISCES (February 20-March 201: In your effort. [# obtain the best things in life, you must Avoid emulating Chop who Achieve SUCCESS by (IT)- scrapulous means,

you

ARIES March 21-April 19: Only JL very convincing

make argument will change your point of view

1 matter about have formed

L

evaluating your own worth; your popularity is proof that people find you worth knowing.

VIRGO (August 22-Septem- ber 221: Eke this week to relieve yourself uf the Hirnin of the past few months by having a good rest away from your usual routine.

LIBRA September 23-Octo- ber 22 You will have splendid chance this week to press people who mRY influence your future.

(October which SCORPIO

24-No- firm-vember 211: Since you have to delegate quite a lot of important detail work, you

must make sure to select the right people to do it for you.

you opinion, TAURUS (April 20-May 201:

[0 not enter into any permanent commitments this week with 6 person born ander the ign of Aries,

GEMINI (Mag 21-June 21:

Your love of music will find this week plenty of scope

SAGITTARIUS

(November 22-December 213: Try not to impose your opinion too much on others; they may have quite a valuable point of view themselves.

CAPRICORN

January 201 not neglect some friends in favour of others.

LUCKY

and you might get a very special record as a gift,

CANCER (June 22-July 211

"Your appreciation of good fexx and luxurious living will by amply satisfied

celebra YOUR during the week's tions.

LEO

July 22-August 21:

trl+U Don't be

December 22.

You

should

of your

COLOUR: If today in your birthday look out for SKY BLUE., It ought to bring luck.

you

JACOBY on BRIDGE

MAKE a look at the North mad

TAKE

South hands only. You are South and int yourself in * seven no-trump contract. You might have reached it on any reries of bids at you did open no-trump with a shaded three and you realise you had better make the grand slam or P11 words from your partner. You afto note that you have 12 Top tricks and need to locate Chr queen of clubs for your thir- teenth.

How are you going to go about locating this card? Just guess? Toss a coin? Or is there a better way?

There are an!

You can count

the hand.

dud run of your four spades, free hearts and three dia- follows to all 19 monds: West leads so you have accounted fur 10 of his cards. Could he have three clubs left? The answer is, "No!"

If you have watched East also he fallest to follow to the third heart. This means that West started with ve hearts. Add four spades and three diamonds. to those five hearts and you have counted 12 of West's cards.

He ran have more than one club. Hence, you lead a club to

**CARD Senses♦

Wert

14

Pass

The bidding has been:

North Exat South Double

Pass 14 Pass

24

7 You, South, hold: AQJTEX WK854 +32 48*

What do you do? A-Bid two hearts. Your part- ner might happen to have much beiter bearis than spades and your hand warrants anolber bid, TODAY'S QUESTION Wert bids three clubs and your partner three spades, Ear Jasses. What do you do now?

Answer Tomorrow

WEST

A 19087

107642

+972 47

South

NORTH 432

10

♥KQJ

KOJ

♣K 10 8 54

EAST

4054

83

+ BCS #

SOUTH (D)

AAKOJ

VARS

A 103

4A32

4953

No one vulnerable

West North

3 N.T. Pas 7 N.T. Pass T'a:3

Opening lead—♣ 10

East

Pars

his

dummy's king. West plays seven spot and now you have a sure thing finesse against East.

Twa nuits from the new Frederick Starke collection-

Left: Black and while speckled tweed is used for this Comack line sull with huge sleeves shaped Ike Plus-Fours, Right; Skilful searing curves the jacket of this suit to give it a high-waisted look. It is in dog-looth check wool, 25269-Ereen on a white ground,

London.

It

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you are going far by I train

Air *plane this Christmas, the chances are that a problem will travel with you-your cout. either seems na heavy na suit of armour, and about

attractive,

else wrinkles up into nothing. and looks like a rag when you put it on.

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At team of talented London designers have put their heads together to And the best way out of this problem. The results is a series of travel coals for, next season which are traffle stoppers in their own right, and practical buys as well.

They are light--feather-light In fact, for you hardly know You are wearing one, They are washable, an important point it

By HAZEL MEYRICK

Number

Coat

Two is more sleeves like Plus-Fours. The dresy.

It is made from a two- stt, are cut on Cosack line colour jackguard-weave ention with no collar and F tightly

which looks as though it has belted waist. been embroidered. This coat in collarless and fastens with a tie bow just below the neckline so fit you don't throttle yourself If you look down.

Coat Number Three is in at brilliant colour-tomato red. It I made from a mixture of linen and Terylene to give the look of pure linen, plus resistance.

artine-

Jt Is an eye-catching coat, with Its brass buttons and vividi lining in a pink and red print, and if you want to match it up there is a slim skirt in the same red to wear underneath.

All three costs look equally correct over winter or sunumer

you like wearing pastels, And clothes, a money-saving point they are crease-resisting, per- haps the most useful quality of

ail.

Coat Number One on the list is made from worsted shan-

one.

this and useful if you are dying cold from a hot climate lo a

And they have another Aood quality: If you

have to cram then inte i suitcase for iny length of time, a few

Sleeves are in the news, too, for tennis clothek. Teddy Tiling's designs for 1900 tea

ture long sleeves for the first

time for years.

ightmare to many people--but

t any more,

A new cold-water shampoo called Adamite takes the worry

Reporter

Star

A GIRL with a freckled face, dark hair, a slimi

figure and strong arms ushered me to my seat

at a press conference.

I thought to myself: Her face is familiar. Where have I seen that girl before?

men achieve in a 1ltetime. has had à film test.

She

But nothing hos spoilt her. She la determined to make a after

And then my mind finched back to a famous London hotel, the whirring of tim cameras, the subdued whispers of televi sion cameramen. Microphones, career for herself, and, Flowers. The ellak of cocktail public reintions joined the glasses. Row upon row of people sports staff of an important Bel- fish newspaper. Today she is

swimming cor

-many of them famous faces,

Up on the platform, subject

ed to the scrutiny and subjeel ed to the screening. The same

girl, younger, more scared

stor

their respondent,

PLEASED

Although her name is known

It was JUDY GRINHAM, the Olympic Backstroke Treble to sports people and indeed the Champion of 1956. The world public all over the world, the

title winner in the 1958 Empire only limelight she gets is à line Games 110 yards backstroke, of black type under her swim- The girl who won the Euro- ring articles. "By Judy Grin- pean backstroke Litle

7. in ham." Budapest.

She was standing on the plat- form, bathed in the melight. She had just been voted Sports. woman of the Year in her own country's national ballot,

She Was Sportswoman of the Year in 1956, and, by popular fol- vote, she kept the title the lowing year. She eighteen.

PEOPLE

was

then

July is a friendly person. She is a hard

joù. worker in any loves He, and has proved that | success neod not go to anyone's

head.

Ever since, at thirteen. the won her county's Junlar back- stroke championship, she has disciplined herself.

Now

determined

young

out of washing. Simply oak woman of twenty, she reured the garment in cold water from swimming at the height forget what mother told you-of her career. For a while the worked in # public relations and shampoo for three minutes.

tirn, which she had always Squeezy, neatly, rine it, and

wanted to de. "Pve always wanted to meet people" she told me, that day at the press conference.

that's that.

It has been tested by one of Out biggest knitwear manu- facturers and approved, and what is good enough for them

He uses darts and fabric in- sels very runningly to give the players plenty of room for movement, yet keeps the dresses goes for me, too. looking trim,

Tipped as the most popular design for the season is, guess what the shirt-waister. This version has a bloused top, push- up sleeves and a short pleated skirt. And not a frill in sight.

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These tall. #lender umbrellas may look elegant but they are very troublesome to furt when to slip their covers you want

Now one London shop is

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full. It has deep, casy-tting minutes on a hanger will revive selling a gadget to the job

sleeves to take a milt underneath

them.

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for-you-a metal spiral you slip over the ferrule and work up towards the handle. The result? A furted umbrella that any City gent would be proud to

carry. 1

if you want. But it is not so full cut that it makes you look like a barrel. It keeps in step with current fashion with its wide, stand-away collar and Next year's

tailored suit is bracelet-length sleeves and you growing ba new direction- can buy it in any pastel shade sideways. A new crop of sults, Slarke you care to mention, or that up- designed by Frederick mkd-coming colour for travel and due to go into the shops Washing expensive grey.

next January, sport huge, belled and cashneres

STORIES FOR

Squire's Troubles

--All His Tenants Moved Away For The Winter-

By MAX TRELL

used

woollens to be a

AND GIRLS

BOYS AND

rel, 'has everyone moved away?' "Squire Squirrel looked around cautiously and suid in u lowered voice:

Finally Chirpie finished swaller is vanlig on. "poor old Squire Squirrel lowing the lust crumb. The next middle of November.

Poor old Squire! He's in

trouble again!"

-

These words were spoken by

Chirpie Spurron, who had come

second he said:

"Poor, poor Squire,"

Getting Impatient Hanid, who had kept her

to the wifidow sill for his inorn- patience all this time, now said:

with

2

gone.'

Didn't you hear? The winst

Here it's the Yes, just few more weeks and winter will be here in all its glory.

Oh, he went on, "winter's all right, I suppose. But just look at that tree of mine!" "I glanced up and said: "For goodness sakes, Chirpie,

"Most of the leaves arc ing bread crumbs which Hanid,

Girl the Shadow

the what is the matter with poor,

Yes,

sald Squire. *The Turned-About Name, had con- poor Squire Squirrel?"

оте "Well," said Chirple, "I saw tenants

gone. And veniently spread out for him.

the Squire Squirrel yesterday. I fly leaves are gone. One of these and get all the days a good strong wind will come and I wouldn't be sur- the whole troe "I know that, Chirpie. You're prised. to und like

regular newspaper," gone! Hanid said.

Tell me, you don't huppen "Thank you," said Chirpie. "I to know of anyone who would found out yesterday that Squire like to move into my tree? I have much of a chat with Owl. I think he must be getting hard tenant wouldn't even mind the Cat. trouble all over again."

"I told Squire that not even of hearing.

"Hard of hearing?' I asked. "Tenant trouble?" H and the Cat would live in the tree

"Why?! in the winter-lime,

"It's much too cold for her,"

New,"

For the next minune or two Chirple ate a crumb and said: around a bit

"Poor Squire Squirrel." and ste another crumb and sald: "Poor Squire Squirrel."

Rupert and the Whistlefish-52

Finding themselves so suddenly akpe Rupert and Sailor Sam try to see where the other boat has gone. but it is awallowed up in the fog. Then Sam pulls himself together and gating aroundă be gives a cry. **Look, bok 1" he exclaima *This is our very own hit of coast.

ALL RIGHTS

That man did his work perficily, We're nearly horne 1. Thank good- ness my oars are will here." Soon he is pulling strongly into the mouth of their own "We're in luck again." saya Sam. **The tide is coming in and helping wa RESERVER

nver.

Squirrel is Having

asked in a puzzled voice.

Rents Branches

Chiple explaine

"Squire owns the Maple Tree Apartments.

All summer long

I said. "She likes her place be- hind the kitchen oven.'

Squire Agreed

کو یا تو ہم پر

"Why has everyone moved?” Chirple asked Squire,

"'Yes,' he said, "but you can't

́Always' Asks 'Who'? "Why?' rsked "Squire as he started up the trunk of the tree. Because no matter what

he's got branches rented out to "Yes,' agreed Squire Squir- you say to him, he always asks:

Mr rel sadly. I can't help thinking "Why? Who-po?"

different tenants such DS

branch.

and Mrs Rodbrast Robin, Mr she's right. I sometimes wish I With that, Squire hurried up and Mrs Five-O'Clock Lark, Mir were a homebody like the Cat, the trunk and disappeared a and Mrs Peowee Wren, and also with a warm oven to lie under moment later in his room be- Mr Owl, who lived in one of and a saucer of milk to lip up tween the second and third the hollows half wey up the whenever I'm hungry. main branch, end Chippy Chip-

"Oh," Hanid said to Chirple, **Well, I guess I'll be going munk, who find a cellar room in up to my room in the tree "I'm sorry that Squire Squirrel the roots.

It seems to be getting is having that tenant-trouble." "But," Chirple went on. "all dark. Maybe Owl will be get-

"Poor old Squire," , azid the Birds have flown away ex- ting up. Maybe he'll stop in for Chingle, fishing his foread has that trouble rept Owl and Chippy Chip a bit of chesnut and a le crumbs, he

every winter. But by the sunse Why Did They Moys? That will be good,' I said mertime, all his apartmenta’are "Why, I anked Squire Squir- to Squire,

rented again, as umani."

rounk

again.

chat.

But she in content. meeting people,

Slic is

A docker's son challenged her to a length in the pool, is age? Five. Judy gave him a handicap -and he won.

She says: "I know he is going to get on." She was pleased the little boy won the race: far to- day it is Judy's job to help other youngsters. To help them to get to the limelight.

HOUSEHOLD HINTS

To vod damage from cis- ture, tightly seal the spaces be- tween windows and walls, Peri- odically checks these areas and replace the pully when neces- say. It will save the expense of extensive repair work,

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Most drip-dry fabrics can be In the last seven years Judy machine-dried. Exception are has done more. travelled fur-permanently-pleated skirts ther, worked harder, achieved which used dripping action to greater success, than most wa- "pull" the pleats Inio shape.

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