1960-04-26 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1960.

WOMANSENSE

LADY ❤LUCK

your

CHINA MAIL

horoscope

TUESDAY, APRIL 26

AQUARIUS (January 21- VIRGO August 22-Septem-

February 19): Curb your Impatience to reach your goal without first having lợ through a prolonged Ko process of development. PISCES (February 20-March 201: Enlist somebody's help If you have to do things at home which require climb- ing a ladder.

ARIES March 21-April 19): A promise made for today ought to be kept even if it means having to decline a desirable invitation,

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Another person's neglectful attitude may mean extra work for you, but you have no choice but to get on

with it.

May 21-June 21): ob-

GEMINI

In dealing with an streperous client don't los your temper, but do your utmost to metile your dif- ferences amicably.

CANCER (June 22-July 21): have A job which you dreaded for a long time will in the end be done by Romebody else, and you will have worried for nothing.

LEO

(July 22-August 21): An opportunity you missed last nonth my present it- self again today. Be sure to grasp it this time.

ber 22); A friend of yours who is prone to gossip ought to be warned of pos- sible unpleasant

eunsc-

quences.

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LIBRA (September 21-

October 22); A very quisitive person may come a nuisance unless you make it clear at once that there are certain matters which you like to keep to yourself.

SCORPIO October 23- November 21): Unless you are quite sincere in the advice you give today, you may be responsible for sefting chain of Un- pleasant events in motion.

(November SAGITTARIUS

22-December 21): A favour- able report today of ELI! will industrial enterprise have the effect of increas- ing

the value of your hollings substantially, CAPRICORN (December 22- January 20): Your business and social contacts should be less restricted if you want to achieve success in your chosen field.

YOUR

LUCKY COLOUR:

If this is your birthday, inok out for PEACH. It ought to bring you luck..

JACOBY on BRIDGE

ODAY is the 31st anniversary of the first contract fourna- ment ever played. It was won by the late George Reith who was kind muugh to plek me s his portray and then good enough to carry us through.

Here is one of his personal top scores. West opened the king of hearts. East played the nine zani George ducked. It was the wine ning play. If he had taken the trick and led a heart back West would surely have shifted to a diamond and knocked him out of the box. A diamond IN would have beaten him anyway but West played another heart and Cheere was in business.

The play won't too difficult.

It took his nee, ruffed a heart.

CARD Serieks

Q-The bidding has been:

Eart 2+

Bouth West

North 14

You, South, hold: K2 K32 +K32 4954

What do you do? A-Bld two spades. You hold three kings and reasonable spade support.

TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner reblus to three spades. What do you do now?

Answer Tomorrow

A mother's wish'

WEST

NORTH AAQ851

72 AJ 10 J27

13

49632

KQJ 1083

EAST

KJ 107 W06

♦ 95

43

◆ KQ72 642

BOUTIE (D)

A Nana

VAU

48843

OFF-DUTY, NOT A WHITE

SHIRT IN

TWO shirts to relax in: The Clarncy—a man's shirt although worn by the girl-is an Austin Reed creation incorporating a cravat for semi- formal occasions, in Tattersal check, HIS dark blue sports shirt is in Tycora, an American synthetic which is warm, washable and does not go out shape.

SIGHT

FRENCH designer Pierre Cardin, who makes

BOYS AND GIRLS

MAGAZINE.

Night-Time Skating

clothes for men and women claims that the main interest in design today is in leisure clothes. "In the realm of classic elegance in men's clothes there is nothing new to discover," he says. I had rained all day, bul by

-General Tin Takes Everyone To A Frozen Puddle-

By MAX TRELL

turned sharp and

nightfall the rain Էրէ Current shirt styles seem to buttons and two patch pockets slopped, leaving rain puddles in bear out M. Chrdin's theory, and makes jucket or sweater all the back yards of all the And While in formal shirts there is unnecessary on a warm day. houses along the street.

Iftle change in

Also design-al-

blazer shirts in cotton then it lud

and a Chough

materials from inly

copy of cold. plenty in lelsure shirts for spring and natelot's striped vest navy Sumner wear arg almost stripes on white cotton with a

of straight cut collarless neck. truculent In the boldness

The

two-way collar their cat and colour.

la the Jetsure

shirt in most useful

igvation. You can have it open er pull it closed with a tie and still looks good. The darker sold colours in this range are very popular this year,

The leisure shirt is no longer something you wear just at the weekend but a garment while replaces the business white or palely striped shirt as soon as you get home each evening- unless you have an engagement which demanda more formel rig.

Cravat

So alllred, you can entertain your friends, walch television or rip out to the local arrayed in all the colours spectrum.

باین یار

the

of the

relaxed semi-formality there is the Clancy, u лечу design by Austin Reed, This has a pleated cravat altached to neck band of the shirt which does duty for a lie in places

where they insist on them.

A new

Hector iraport in Powe's menswear shop is the From Switzerland blazer shirt.

For feather lightness with warn you cannot improve on wool from the Andean goat, the npaes, knitted in luxurious pel

brown, yellow and grey stripes.

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Or you can be dashing though damp in a broad-striped cotton towelling D-necked after-bathe

sluri.

Shaver

The latest thing in whisker disposal is the Morphy-Richards electric shaver which has just

come un the market at a rovo-

luticnury price.

1 examined it with deep sus- picion but was not able to fauli It has o foil-vibrator head which makes a smooth Job

of

By the time the moon started sailing across the sky the rain nuddles had frozen over.

Knart and Hanid, the Shadow

with the Children

Turned- About Names, had already gone to sleep behind the curtain next when they to the bookcase, suddenly felt somebody shaking them.

It was General Tin, the Tin Soldier.

Woke them up "Walte up!" he said. "Wake up! We're going out!**

Hanid sat up straight. The room was dark except for the moglight that came in through the window.

"Its the middle of the night" she said to General Tin. "Why are we going out in the middle

the night?"

"Wake up! Wake up! Wake upl

Open your eyes and wake upi Everybody wake 13>!" General Tin was saying as he went around waking up overy- body in the room.

Going ice-skating

skating!"

Mr. Punck alated rounil and round the frozas puddle.

maus woullen blanket with his herd out at one end and his feet out at the other.

Mary-Jane. the Rog-Doll, were a shirt that once belonged

to Knarf, a dress that once be- longed to Hanid, a beret that once belonged to Miss Gloria, and a pair of blue woollen stockings that she had for her birthday three years ago.

Started to skate

Teddy, the Stuffed Bear, didn't wear anything. He didn't have to. He was covered all over with fur,

General Tin gave everyone a pair of ice skates which he

this comes in close-ribbed ordinary shaving and an angled "We're going cut! There's a kept in a box in a crack the curduroy with ornamental silver clipper-bur which does a good pond all frozen over 1:1 our wall behind the door at the far

Job on muustache or beard trim-back yard and we're going leg. end of the poom. ming.

Easily cleaned and with o

Then everybody went outside When he heard this, Knarf and began skating. dual voltage range, it seems ex-jumped to his feet and started cellent value for the money. pulting un his heaviest and

warmest clothes.

HE WHO DEBUNKED THE 1960 KNOW-ALLS

By VERONICA

PAPWORTH

Hike

Beer-proof

IF your sartorial splendour has

Hauid was smiling as she got into her coal and wrapped

Mr Punch went skating round and round the frozen

with rain puddle

his hands folded behind his back and hin spectacles on the Up of hia

a

nose.

ever been ruined by thered muffler arund her neck. splashed pint, the sort of writer

All watched who shakes his pen all over the in the room was up and getting.

In a few minutes everybody room before signing his name, dressed.

Judy and Hond and Knart The thing's ticking over mad. It's only the draught or the piece of oily beetroot

and Hiawatha Mr Punch and his wife Judy line with Judy first end off the formed a lonz whose pursuit round your plate put on two sweaters, two pairs other holding that's missing.".

The whole thing's absolete," ended in your Ing. you will be of gloves and two pains of other. they advised me cheerfully glad to hear of the new stain-stockings.

have a new resistant process which has been Can't evolved for tweeds and worsteds. old-type gel spare parts for boilers!

"But it's only two and a halt yeary old."

VER since the wheel was invented we mugs have been at the mercy of the Man with a Spanner. and going down "Drop into the little cave ask the chap to fix this grinding wheel" "You'll have to I like to think of some fur-decked-cave wife bidding motor if we can get one. her husband.

And two or three days later up comes a hairy charac ter with a small flint spanner who takes a swift look at the wheel: "That thing's had it.

"Better by far to scrap "gummed up grove in- the lot . spare parts the-gasket-gripper practically unobtainable in These hills

The Man with a Spanner cale 30.

In every case it could have been a foose wirel

be cheaper in the long run, etc." East

So, the man with all the "know-how" has triumphed over on

SAKQ 1085

Both vulnerable

South

West North

14

1♥ 1 A

Pasa

Pass

3.

1.

POR

Pass

4 J Pass Pass

Poss Double

Opening icad—♥ K

drew trumps, led a diamond and

inessed dummy's ten. East was

Recently my boiler died mu. This splendid,

At

his non-mechanical brother-anthrcelle-fed and electrically

scientific "boosted" friend, Installed binding hum with

considerable cost some two years mumbo jumbo,

age, has never failed us.

Our pipes have glowed and the water has gushed steaming from our taps,

Gummed-up

As my life the my, mechanical life

mid-

of t

be

in the lead and had to return twentieth-century woman - either a diamond or a spade to whirls on its way 1 ain more give George his contract.

than ever conscious that a great

could well many chaps making a monkey out of me.

How do I know that the motor on my refrigerator needs & new "double - traged sprocketed-thingmybob."

Or that my car's choking cough is due to

All this was 3 years ago when bidding was not up to modern standards. Today, most pairs would have arrived at the sy three no-trvamp. Beck then no one got to the no-trump Eme: of those who reached five club only George made the hand.

Havana.

Twin

Agonised

calls telephone ellelted the information that "it must be the fan gone,"

Ticking over

"Life moves swiftly," they countered.

in

Finally, a genial giant overalls arrived.

"Are you the electrician?" "No, they couldn't find one so they sent me."

She blew!

and

He walked round the boller In he bent down. sllener. Then removed a small plate, scooped out a pound or two of anthracite grains.

He put back the plate, switch- ed on the motor, and what ho! SHE BLEW!

"That's fixed it," said he - "they were

blocking the draught, sce?"

"And I don't need a new inolar?"

A workman arrived and re- - moved the back of the boller.

"Sont," said he, and swept one," nasty like mod,

a

NORMAL LIFE,

LIFE, ALMOST, FOR

FIDEL CASTRO, JUNIOR

By BARBARA WITCHELL "FIDELITO" Castro, 9, has a red jeep with his name on it—parked outside his home. It, and all the occupants of the spacious, four- bedroom house he lives in just outside of Havana, are guarded by armed soldiers on duty day and night in a small hut just opposite the front door.

The only son of Fidel Castro, Prime Minister and revolutionary hero of the new and controversial Cuba, he lives with stepfather and mother, Dr and Mrs Emilio Nunez Blanco, and stepsisters of 2% and 31.

Italoing him is 110 ordinary problem.

The young Fidel is widely want to be let alone by all out- known and acclaimed through siders, "We want a nommal life vut Cuba.

for our children," she said:

She cald she is grateful for the continued custody of her gun by the bearded Castro.

His stepfather asks; "How Is a child supposed to differentiate between a quiet unnoticed life and one that has become riding on top of tanks

Walcoma

"But," she continued, "Fidel will always be welcomed in our home. We want peace in our lves. We don't want to live in

Nunez Blanco asked, "Can you know what it is to love your wife

the fear that we have known."

und children, want to be their clent to the task when confront- ed with the problems that we are, as a family?"

protector and yet feet insum-

High Grades

Fidelito's room was littered with the usual small boy's play- things. The only indication there of his extraordinary life was 10 be found in one entire cluset. It was fed with his collection of guns and uniforms.

Ile mother proudly took from that a wall certificates showing her son had received the highest grades in arithmetic and athletle achievement In his schoul.

"We sent Fidelito to my hus- band'a later-in-Inw in New

because we a year ago tu be singled out by crowds for "I was without a mother York attention whenever his father nont of my childhood," she ex- feared reprisals might be taken triumphantly enters a city?" plained. "I strongly feel that against him," she said.

Now, the family just wishes to Mrs Miria Nunez Blanco, the when a family has been broken former wife of the Prime Minis- up the children belong with the be let alone no that they may

live a borzat human beings. ter, and her attorney husband. mother.

"Nothing wrong

that writi

"And ho boiler's not But the water was no wormer, obsolete?"

the In despair I telephone

"Obsolete? We're still install- engineers: "Why a new motor? ing 'em."

It costs very little a yard and stain- therefore--like other proofing methods-adds very little to the cost of a garmen and all waterbome stains.

I watched a coat painted with ink being cleaned by simply pouring cold water 011 10 the stain.

Goria's dress

Mics Gloria, China Doll, wore a short jacket with fur around the collar and

the beautiful

a rod tam-o'-shanter.

General Tin wore his regular realcoat.

Hiawatha, the Small Sized Wooden Indian, wore an enor-

Rupert and the Snowstorm--7

Tigerlily goes forward to help the little bear out of the icy water. **I was coming to ask you il you'd Ka 'rordinary slow. storm. Rupert cap hardly speak for shivering. seled right over your house and disappeared " For moment Tigerlily leans back

and taugha. "He-he, poor Ruper No understand." she chucktes. That "That no real snowstorm. my Daddy's friend, the Sorcerer. come to visit us. "B-bul it u

nowelorm | Rupert quavers. 'Look, can't you see the snow's everywhere?"

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on to one in- They swung around the frozen pudde ike a snake.

Miss Gloria skated hand-In- hand with General Tin, They both looked so handsome that two neighbourhood Cats and three nelchourhood Dogs and a dozen neighbourhood Sparrows all gathered around the back yard fence to watch then.

Mary-Jane. the Rag Doll, skated with Teddy, the Stuffed flear,

When Teddy fell down, Mary. Jane helped him

When Mary-Jane fell down Teddy helped her up. When they both fell down they tried to help each other up-and they both fell down again. So they sat. on the ice and laughed and laughed until somebody cisc come along and helped them up. Sun camo up

uz.

All of a sudden the moon went down and the sun came up. It was morning. Every- body stopped skating and dart- ad back into the house.

And ten minutes Inler the alarm clocks went off. The people in the houses got up.

And all the frozen rain pud- dle melted und became ordinary rain puñales again!

KNIT THAT GAP BETWEEN SPRING AND SUMMER

MOP of the season's fashion bill-the new look knitteds with bridge that seemingly endless gap between spring and summer.

These new knitteds bear little relation to the old woollies. They come in man-made fibres or natural yarns, They wash well, pack beautifully. They're beat in stark while or all the creams.

I

A

JELLY-OR · BEER ?

AM profoundly amused as a day's dose of the best Royal

by an investigation into Jelly preparation.

the merits of Royal Jelly as One pint of bear malysed beautifier, rejuvenator, alongside one Itoyal Jelly pre- and cure for

con-

everything paration showed that beer

as much

from malnutrition to lack of ains about 30 tlines sexual vigour.

по

thlamine, 40 times

much riboavia and pantothenle scld, and 100 times as much nicotinig Barld as a daily dose of the Roydi

The jelly contains somo vitamins in higher amounts than Jelly. many other foods but olie 4oz. *helping of liver still provides Tastes much aleer too I

40 times as much of the vitamin Khould (bink,

Left:

"NITTED crinkle Huen in cream trimmed with solite

divers.

sleeveicas, yung looking blouse-top

Right: Keck, deep pockets, bright brass buttons.

KNITTED cotton for full-length coot with round