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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1961.

WOMANSENSE

Shirley Lord

WOMAN'S

ON EVERY

The art of

WAVELENGTH

being natural

PICKING her

teeth

ever-so-daintily with the edge of an em- bossed invitation card. the brunette in the back of the Bentley was obviously not of the same calibre us her car.

This flashed across my mind recently when my taxi screeched to a stop alongside this elegant vehicle and I witnessed this scene.

300-

After all traffic lights-like pedesąkan crossings-ore, derful things for bringing

aft to the stare level.

Fascinated

Tow prople

H

misure up fe surroundings has always fascinated . From an

EITHER YOU'VE GOT IT OR YOU HAVEN'T

early book of words I gathered and once believed that thybody, who drank coffee or tea with

Ditle <l

fanger sticking awkwardly out was delaßtely drinking out of his or her element that fefters wrillea

in grew fok were mispeet anti probably ought for be kept for future evidence....... whervAN and man who dropped his rigar n-ti (not etgarette, plens) on fo tim carpet and ground it in knew a thing or two,

Unfortunately. these untidy pieces: of information have always Jet 11 dwt-nosl pubike school boys Tve known

Rupert and the Secret Path-21

Ruperi tells his story to Mr. and Mrs. Bear without saying where Bingo's secret path has fed. and his efforts in picking up sated tras made him so tired that he is glid

to go to bed. Next morning lie is fresh again and starts off in good

short cut over part of the Common he malices sammebody moving rapidly from one patch of wood tand to anothe

Hello, that

dore't look like anybody belong: to the village," he thinks. "Who can be be? And why is

time for school. Taking his usual he i suck hurry pi

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

have drunk their beverages, in

this give away manner and the few letters I've received in Cen ink have been Bost ficelionate,

It was, in fact, left to this week's most famous stowaway to prove that there are few rulea to follow in the art of feeling

at home,

the rule of exerpt being natural

alld Fecling qults at home with no training fa aplomb, 12- year-old' Angela Reilly from a Transallatille Ealing became peiseuger for free with nobody doubting her right to be on the expensive journey at all.

No restraint

WONDER if the brunelte in

The back of the Bentley wond have got away ticket- Toe i doubt it. Her lack of Jestraint would have Elven her

way.

But why did nobody suspect Angelu unlil the nive-away inement when officialdom stepped in and forms had to be

lled up?

1 dor't think it was because at her proximity to un adull and the automatic acceptance of

relationship. i parent/child! Angel looked the part of a reasoned traveller-and ob- viously felt it, too.

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CHILDREN'S CORNER

Chirpie's Holiday

-He Decides To Spend It Right In The City—

By MAX TRELL

RPIE Sparrow come to the window sill for his early morning bread crumbs.

He had eaten about half his portion when, to his delight, Knarf and Hand, the Shadow Children with the Turned-About Nomes, come to the window.

Going on holiday

•

Karf and Hanld and Chirpie

all exchanged greetings.

"I'm glad you cime," Chirple. "I'm flying away any holiday today,"

"That's wonderful!" Hanld.

and

"Well, I might change mind about going lo the see- shore.

A Maybe you're right, Sparrow like me might not en- jay swimining and fishing diving and strolling in the sun at the edge of the sea, I think," he added. "I go to the moui- ins, I have a very good friend who has a bit roomy nest way up at the lop. of the Rocky Mountains."

Hanid clapped her hands.

What's his name?

Blindows watched as Chirpio ato the bread crumbs.

toes and Rame, and-"

"What's your friend's sald Chirpe dear?" sho asked

on "You're such lucky bird! Du

please tell us his name."

erted

Keart said he kn't thi that Spurrows took holiday,

"Why not?" asked Chirpte. "People take holidays, Why can't Sparrows?"

"His name is Eagle," replied Chirple.

onlons and turnips

"You won't like any of those things, Chirpic," Interrupted Knart.

"You don't think so?"

She was being "grown-up," and they in my opinion has little to do with age

Piete

or ex-

Innocence

IKE faith, hope and charity, the state of being "grown- that up" is a natural process

only happens SURE

4- same people. Angela 15 # Kond

sumebody Example of

on the way there earlier than modí.

Don't think I belleve she should be congratulated for her maturity in outwitting The authorities. Certainly not.

-PICTURE BY JOHN COLE.

than

money,

The cost

of being

exclusive ..

WHAT is a sure-fire method redevinces, with a

fashion for women? Bring it out

cheap and cheerful and

care about

of years?

believe you.

don't

profit for a couple

Nobody

would

Spread the nows around town on huge posters? But then

wouldn't be EXCLUSIVE, we'd cry.

LADY LUCK-

your

AQUARIUS

CHINA MAIL

horoscope

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22

(January 21- February 19): Don't go back on a decision you mado Inst week in spite of subse- quent developments.

One way to attract our inter- est has been proved time and time again. To introduce some- thing new, start not where many successful people have started, AT THE BOTTOM of the lad- der, but AT THE TOP.

With a famous label, an awe-PISCES (February 20-March

azi that

inspiring price, the feminine world looks at a new kles walls patiently, knowing suoner or later a faithful copyist will appear with a version" all can afford..

LATEST WAY

For that reason I'm showing you here the very Intest way to wear a watch ... 1wn watches If you're girl pressed fur time.

1

20): Refuse to give a re ference for a casual sequin- tance about whose back- ground and capabilities you well enough in-

itre not formed.

ARIES (March 21-April 193: Keep an open mind about some newly arrived neigh bours until you get to know them better.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20):

Humour a partner by grant- ing Geneva

These two are part of a special collection ut Revch watches worth nearly £5,000 shown for the first ilme at the Although if anything the

Collection of Watches and episode showed her innocence, rather

her guli-inno- Jewellery this year, revolution- in design, changing a cence us yet, of such irritating ary

down-to-earth things like

Into mundane

necessity immigration and customs-it Jewellery of beauty. was the object of her trip ("to AL the moment, these-In see America for myself") and gold und diamonds are the her composure

getting only ones in existence but 1 am sure alinilar styles will even- tually be reproduced in Inexpensive "drip-dry" metal and be swept up by the masses. If you make point of Thunching fashions, rather than catching them on the way oni. these two and the other Ave In the collection

boughi from Watches of Hwitzerland. The brooch costs £640, the wan dering bracelet, £080.

there that proved her ap proaching "grown-up" stale.

I have too many Peter Pan relations and friends пов to appreciate this fact...but then haven't we all?

Some over forties t know give themselves away every day as never quite huving achloved the adult state of mind.

-London Exprem Service).

⚫ for a matt dowy look usa a damp sponge,

JACOBY on BRIDGE

asked

THE

I was wondering myself."

a

NORTH (D) AAKO

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THE first rule about

sirength-showing discard is Chirpic, sounding quile worried to discard the highest card that spare, but never to this time, "Come to think of it, you can "Oh, ati Eagle!" Tanid ex-

waste n valuable card as 11 etaimed. "Just think of how

signal. wonderful It's going to be spend- "And besides," said Knart,

Fast's

hearl overcait was ing your holiday with a real "you're T city Üled.

You've nothing to

call for a celebra- Eagle, Chirple!"

never been to the country, you tlun, but he wasn't vulnerable know.'

and I was his turn to bid.

"I'm looking forward to it."

"Just didn't think so," said sald Chiroic. Knart.

"No, you won't," said Knarf

mountains.

Wasta of time

The overcail should have worked out beautifully for him.

South bid one no-trump and utter North raised him to game the west

opened the queen of hearts.

Hank asked Chiple where he "Sparrows don't live on top of was going on his holiday.

Chirple quietly finished How will you ever

in the window ity up to the top of the Rocky bread crumbs

sil, No one said a worli Mountains!"*

Ate more crumbs

1

Again a worried look enme salt into Chirple's eyes and he said:

think an7 "You really

"I'm Jucky Bird," Chirple, "I've had live ur #1X Invitations to visit good friends of mine.

They all want me to well. spend part of my holiday with them."

Chirpte ake several crumbs. Then he suid:

I don't have lʊ 20

Oh

tu

con Just a

Eagle's place. 1 well go out to the country. I've got a wonderful invitation from more my friend Crow. He's dying to have me Kuend a week or two with him."

*First think 191 go down to the scnsure and spend a bit of time with my friends the I'll do some swimming Gulls. and Ashing and diving and atrolling in the sun at the edge of the seu."

"I don't think that," sald Knarf,

you'll

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North and South vulnerable

Fast Boulh

At this point all East had lo I've just been thinking," do to insure a heart continua Chirale Anally sald, after he tlon was to play the three spot. Anished

North the Inst crumb, "that West would not be sure that it holidays are really a waste of

woltid 14 was a come-on, but he time. If you're happy at home, have no reason to try to and why should you want to go in better suit to lend." After all

East find bid one heart. away?

"If I'want to go swimmin▼ CARD Senseas

I can splashi around much aslike in the fountain is the park.

Plenty to cat

"If it's mountabi air I'm look- Ing for enn fly up and fit on the top of the flagpole on the "Chirple dørling," mald dfmúð, roof of the post office, "I really envy you.

I wish I

"And It's good tood I'm

Q-The bidding ban been: North Fant

Southa West 1V

Pass You, Faith, hold:

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What do you do? A-Bld three diamonds. You

could spent a week or so in the lanking for, I know something are on your way up, country with a Crow. Where like will you live?"

For an instant Chirple seemed wutried. Then he chirped bright Jy. Il said:

to

that's better than all the corn,

TODAY'S QUESTION Dain, barley, potatoes, onions "Ught next to a corn feld," and turnips. It's good old trend for diamonds. What do you do

Your partner raises you Chirple said

"There will be crumbs right on the window silenty to ent. There will be corn Bill with my best frienda Kuerf now? and oals and barley and pola-

Answer Tomorrow and Hanid"

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1 N.T.

3 N.T. Pam

FARS

Opening lea

Wert

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However, Erst signalled thusiastically with the ten spot, South ducked and West Unued with the jack.

A

can be

BOMO

~(London Express Service).

a request, even if it seema rather pointless to

3011.

GEMINI (May 21-June 21): Once you have decided on one of two alternative plans, don't have later re- grete for not choosing the other.

CANCER (June 22-July 21): On starting a new job, nequaint yourself with the the prevailing rules right beginning, instead of learn- ing gradually

go along. LEO (July 22-August 213: A thoughtless remark could

NINE WOMEN

As you

do untold harm, and you should lese no time in re tracting it.

VIRGO

(August 22. September 22): Listen to the older and more experi- enced of two friends who fall to agree upon your best plan of proceduru, LIBRA (September

October 221: By organising work along efficient lines, you may be able to find time to pursue a long neglected hobby. SCORPIO

your

23-

more

(October 23- November 211: A friend introduced to your family may not mix well, and you would do better to meet hitn outside your home. SAGITTARIUS (November 22-December 21): Don't be rushed into a decision over an interesting offer, but ask for utleient time to sider it carefully. CAPRICORN (December 22- January 20) Your visits an elderly invalid are greatly appreciuled, and Home advantage may accrue from them to you some day.

to

Con-

YOUR BIRTHDAY; If this

is your birthday a nice sur prise is in store for you, which should add to the comfort of your home.

OUT OF TEN ARE WRONG

Putting on powder

FACE

every

powder, other

like

COS-

metic, can be a double-

edged sword. It can

by PATRICIA

CROMPTON

flatter and enhance as well as the elevations

your complexion or covered spoil your whole make- up and give your skin a drab and unnatural ap- pearance.

The

next step.

of brushing away the surplus powder, is equally important A special brush may be obtained for this purpose, or, in an emergency, Lizo clean iuft of cotton wool. Lya Lightly brush the surplus

powder butward and

nwby

This gives the skin a fiue, from the face clearing all smooth texture. and the crevices around the eyes, nose, powder stays on much longer mouth and chin. Pay particular because the skin is more com- attention in the hair line. pletely covered. Choose

usc

and

A clean mascara brush will relove any powder clinging

a soft, velvety puft plenty of powder.

to your eyebrows.

the

For

It is mainly a question of Press or pat it gently Inte application. Colour and tex- skin.

Start on one cheek and

a matt dowy look, go

ture are important, and carry on patting in the powder over your whole face and neck should be thoroughly in other check,

over the forehead and down the by patting gently with a damp

vestigated before purchas

ing. But, no matter how

right particular powder

Brushed

sponge.

Finally, if it is not possible

to remove your make-up com- pletely more than once during

Then powder round the eyes the day, blot over the face with re-powdering.

is for you, it will be useless and pay particular attention to a tissue

before

if it is bailly applied. It is the nese and chin. Finally do This will remove any moisture rather like interior decorat- your throat but be careful not and allow the powder to go on ing.

o go below the neckline of smoothly without clogging or your dress.

becoming patchy. Your colour schome may harmonise perfectly, but if painted badly in a slapdash manner, the result will be a mesa,

The important thing to re- member is that your skin does not have a smooth surface. 14 you studied your skin under a mierascope, you would find that ft WOR very Irregular-rather like a relief map, with hills and valleys, ridges and crevices. Therefore a special method of powder application is necessary If the complexion is to have fine uniform texture,

Patted

21

Nine out of ten women apply their powder by sliding and Bimbothing the puff gently over the skin. This method is wrong. By doing so, only half of the skin in powdered-the high, top holf. The powder should be patted or pressed into the skin, to ensure that the Indentations

BEAUTY HINTS

For rough elbows — two or three times a week add a lea- conpoonful of bath site to a bowl of water, soak the elbows for five minutes, then roamage the| area firmly and see some of that hard skin roll off.

At this point it made no dif- ference what Eant did. If lo overlook blo partner's Jack with the king Bouth would finve

Have an egg shampoo when- two heart sloppers. Actually he played the tree spol. Weet ever, they are plentiful. Whisk hald the tikk und einem ho did up the egg and mange It Inte not have another heart to lead your hair Bouth had time to knock out | washed and rinsed R. Rinse off East's ace of clubs before East with warm water and you will could

sultbe amazed at the difference in

established,

heart

After

you

your hafe when it is dry.

Elizabeth Arden

HOME TREATMENT CLASSES

Learn how to care for your skin correctly and give yourself a perfect inske-up.

Miss Inagh Frowen will be giving "HOME TREATMENT" jesson classes at the Elizabeth Arden Salon at Lane, Craw- ford's, 1st floor, (Tel. 27100) on the following dates:

20th Sept., 2rd, 16th, 17th, 24th and 11st October at 6 p.m. Charge: $17.50 per lesson including cost of preparations used, Plone lelephone your appointment NOW as only six ladies can be accommodated at each class,

Lane, Crawford's

HONG KONG

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