2

MACAROONS

I CAN'T REALLY AFFORD GROUND ALMONDS, BUT... THERE IT IS

PUT: 2OZ GROUND

ALMONDS

41b CASTOR

SUGAR AND

1 UNBEATEN EGG- WHITE INTO A BOWL -AND-CREAM~~

THEM FOR 10 MINUTES

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MARCH ́ ́8, – 1951′

WOMANSENSE

ADD 1407 CORN- FLOUR-GROUND RICE IS BETTER WHEN YOU CAN GET IT—~ AND 14 TEASPOON VANILLA

ESSENCE

IF TOO SMER ADD A FEW DROPS OF

WATER

Colourful Felt Skirt For Dancing

COLOURFUL

skirts of fell

are so easy bo posers Buy 1 yds. of 72" fok, and make the skirt with one swarn, It is really no trick at all-no seams to finish. You mimpiy monsire, cut and stitch.

Green, red, royal blue purple

of

favourites geem

7*1

colour.

Choose your skirt

***

bright you like.

Fold Towards You

with fold towards you.

A is

lower lefthand corner. B

find

Fold

felt in half lengthwise

Care 1/3 waist above and to right of A. Is length from waist to hem above ; E the sane distance to right of C.

Tic end of ring to piece of chalk. Hold other end of string;

on skirt and check Remove.

DROP IN SPOONFULS

ON CIRCLES OF WAFER

PAPER

BRUSH LIGHTLY

WITH

SLIGHTLY BEATEN

EGG

WHITE

waistline.

Zipper Fastenar

Insert skirt zipper, following

to

at A and chalk a curve from directions that come with the to C. Then chalk curve from fratener. Stifeli waistband D to E.

position. Stitch across onds and trim close to stitching fine. Use

needed.

waistband

wit

Mark as at F

din be pieced

banet

If lengthening two

right-hand

into

to

If skirt is not as long as do-aps or hook and eye to close. sired, halk bande at

Piece cut cut at waistilne for can be used for two pockets. as at G. This bad Pink edges, stitch braid under

side edges and stitch position.

Some use rows and rows of bright-colour braid, others np- or embroider plique designs their skirt with wool yarn and bends to make it very gay.

odges

Cut walfline

C to B bottom of skiri E to D.

waistband

and

bands if needed.

Cut lengthening

Allow for Placket

Seam centre back edges, starting from waistline to allow for placket. I lengthen- ing bands are usod, lap ends of piccos und stitch to make one strip. Lap skirt edge over top edge of bond and stitch,

Bottom edge of sicirt am be scalloped us Tlustrated. Or, for

Pochete

center front

SPUTTE BLANCHED ALMOND HALVES

ON TOP AND BAKE IN A MODERATE OVEN UNTIL GOLDEN BROWN, ABOUT 20 MINUTES

OR FILL UNCOOKED:

PASTRY TARILGTS WITH THE MIXTURE, CROSE WITH, 2 STRIPS'

OF. PASTRY

AND BAKE FOR THE SAME TIME. OR. A LITTLE LONGER

KEEP CHIN UP FOR BEAUTY ··

· ́By HELEN FOLLETT

JECKS are noturni proy for of a mirror, nule the effect. beauty troubles. After the The flesh under your chin' and nge of forly a neck that he on your throat will sag, lose been perfectly presentable can tone. Pull up your chin and the go into a state of collapse. The tissues will fall neatly in place, tissues will be saggy, or fiddle bringing smoothness of surface, strings will appear. The poor dear who suffers these defects

will raise her volee in despair A

and think that fate is treating her roughly.

#

Had she been as kind to her neck as she has always been to her complexion, using soothing creams and lotions to keep the skin firm and under- lying tissues in a normal con- dition, the pillar that holds her head on her shoulders wouldn't have played beauty traitor and gone back on her. It just didn't bave the strength to night against Time's mean fingers,

When creaming your com.

plexion at bedtime start at the base of your neck. You will

Insure that not only

part of your body against discoloura- sagging tissues, but Bons and the upward strokes necessary for the application of the emollient

the will strengthen

jaw line.

muscles along

Rub toward the chin tip, then toward the ear lobes. Don't overlook the fact that the back your neck may look dingy,

give that portion

smart slaps and pats.

a few

Clasp your hands together

at the back of your neck,

nove it from side to side. These movements will pull hard on the fibres In front, will strengthen them, make the tissues Ormer. Cold compresses, applied after the massage treat- ment, ETC recommended by beauticians.

One rule you must keep in mind; never let your chin droop. Do that, stand in front)

"Big Ten" Number

A close-up of the black lace work and gloves in the romantis evening zown by Mattli, It has a voluminous Akirt of Laguna green talle ang black lace decollete re- dingote worked over satin in the same soft green. It is one' of the Spring creations seen at the recent Collections.

DUMB-BELLS

ENGAGED

FM CORNISH

BY BIRTH!

Miu PAMELA ARLISS · Romance began at`u ·New Year

party.

"THANKS TO ED. LARSEN MILALIAUKEE

YOU DON'T

SAY ALWAYS

BY

THE WAY.

by Beachcomber

THOUGHT SUPPORTERS

THEY WERE CAUSED BY TIGHT, SHOES

GAR

FIS THE LEDGER SYNDICATE?

JACOBY ON BRIDGE

Player Capitalized On His Good Luck

By OSWALD, JACOBY

"PLEASE answer a question

asks dent,

about a very lucky hand," a Milwaukee correspon

"We are wondering just how lucky the player was on this hand.

"East played the queen of clubs un his partner's opening lead of the obediently continued with a low club, and dummy ruffed with the three of diamonds,

AT a New Year party Making Wow

Pamela Arliss, actress daughter of film director Leslie

Arliss, met Mr Dick Hurran, a theatrical producer. Now they are planning to marry in the summer, Friends expect them to announce their engage

ment soon,

Miss

Arliss, 21, la a slim brunette with

large, almond- shaped eyes, The late George Arliss was her great-uncle, and she herself has acted on stage and screen. Now she is writing

"South decided that if West had passed with the ace and king of storeover, East's anxiety to shorten dummy'a trumps indication of the location of the

clubs, he could not have much cho.

was an additional

queen of diamonds. Therefore de- clarer cashed the king of diamonds and led the Jack of diamonds for a finesse.

"South's troubles were not yet over. Ile atill had a club to get rid of. He entered his hand with a heart to draw the last trump, discarding

a story in blank verse. "Don't fed the ten of spades to the neo and a low spade from duruny. Then he expect anything highbrow," | Puffed a spade. He entered dummy

she says,

Kurran, in his carly thirties, served with the RAF, has pre- duced every kind of show, from cabaret to straight play.

-(London Express Service)

Household Hints

Ta make ironing easy, sit down at a board the right height. If your bent elbows rest lightly on the surfaco of the board you won't be fatigued after several hours of ironing.

To make windows sparkle, add a pinch of bluing and couple of tablespoons of kero- sene to a pall of hot soup- cuda.

BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

Visit to a Strange New Land Rupert and the Blue Firework—21

-Shadows Get There By Crawling Into a Book- -By ̃MAX ̃TRELL

and

selves walking along an"ordin""" ary country road, with trees and IT NARE

Hanid, the shrubs on both sides, and clumps shadow-children with the of daisies and clover blossoms turned-about names, had made in the' folda beyond. themselves small and had squeezed themselves Inside one of the books on the book-shelf. then They didn't know what book

was. They were hoping perhaps that it might be a Natural His- tory Book and filled with strange animals. When shadowa

a more decorative finish apply a band of contrasting braid to bottom of skirt as at H, lap braid over felt band and stitch as at I.

Fold lengthwise and press,

waistband in

half

Insert

creep

They were just about to wan- der off into the fields to pick some of the daisies for a bouquet. Suddenly they heard voices.

The next moment two little men came walking along. Both short and round of them were

edge of skirt waistline between inside a book it is just, for them and fat. Both were dressed ex-

band edges 1⁄4" and pin.

Animal

Put

Oscars

HOLLYWOOD.

SCARS for the best animal

OSCA

performance of the

will soon be awarded.

year

The Oscars will be present-

ed by the Los Angeles SPCA & Humane Society at a premiere of Bedtime för Bongo,

In the forecourt the nomi- nees will be on view in box- stalls, kennola and on leashes.

We shall see Babe, a moun-

tain lion; Smoky and Trigger,

funior horses; Francis the mule; Jackie, another on oldimer in

like going now land.

on a journey to a

But Knart and Hanid, to their disappointment, found them-

actly alike, that is to Bay in yellow pants, blue coats, brown shoes and red caps. The only difference between them (as far as Knart and Hanld could ses) was that one was amiling and the other was frowning.

**Tweedledum and dec," Bald Knarf.

Tweedle-

Rupert looks the preparations the inventor is making. *I don't need any fur coats." he laughs.

in Rupert's left hand. "This is my safety box," he says. "There's some of my new lifting, gas init Mind you don't prets that button until you must," Then, tying the latest fog lilter in a cloth, he shoulders it and marches Rupert ook and away towards distant parch of fog. ALL NIGHTS "RESERVED

"I don't mind the cold. I like it. Besides, I've got my scarf.' So the man straps the square box firmly to his back, Running from the box in a curly pisos of wire anding in a button which he put

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with a heart to ruf another spade with his last truma. Since the king and queen of spades dropped during this process, the dummy was now established.

"What we would like to know is this: Are the chances ordinarily so favourable to set up the jack at spades for the twelfth trick-or do you-call this South Just plain lucky?"

The chances

„are not ordinarily

of Man- Saucy Mrs Flobster in an elec

chester's Halle Orches- tridty rice. It has been denied tra poured into the Royal that this absurd ship, is under any electrical authority. Why Albert Hall last night should she be? She is certainly Awinging rattles and wear no part of

of the

ing soup-plate-sized favours privately

chant Service. She is not a

Navy of the Mer

owned craf), Da The of the Halle colours.

housekeeper who i employed It was a comparatively-order-by-Admiral-Glr E Ewart Hodgson ly crowd, and the playing of to prevent complete disintegra- Bacchus and Arlane" was only then and to stop boys on the twice marred by the fans getting embankment throwing stones, is out of hand.

pald by the Government. It is Barbirolli played magnificent not the Admiral but the jour ly in the second half, passing nalists who call her his flag- across the strings to the Best

The Admiral, in his ahip. trombone to score within the capacity of Governor

of Low- Arst minute's play. His defen- road Fower House, has nothing sive tactics, when pressed by to say. His office on the third the Arst and second violins dur floor of a steam laundry in ing a quiet period in "Song of Kelden-treat, taken over Summer," had the crowki on the Chelsea Statistical Society their toes.

and Census Board. There he works in nordidness and squalor. And there the martyr rests at present.

There is rumour of an L.P.O. transfer offer.

Come into the kitchen.

(VFILM NEEM Whelkstoffer) Hyour spare bits of state TERE is a lovely way to use

up broad. Pound the bread in a big

DON'T BE SNOBBISH ABOUT. WINE SNIBBISH. TRY THE CLOS DE SNIBBO, MADE IN OUR OWN LABORATORIES BY OUR OWN CHEMISTB. FROM SPECIALLY GROWN CANNED ENG- LISH GRAPES.

bowl. Pour a little vinegar over Stir in a tablespoonful of dried egg and teaspoonful of tinned radish extract, Warm in the oven, withdraw, and add sardine paste and sprig cf mint. This is what the French call Moellon Brillat-Savarin, What on earth is going

4

Fertile turtle surprise

by

"In 1942 the found a turtle egg on the shore, took it home and to her surprise it hatched." -Interesting mature note in fascinating news story.

(6 WHERE is that turtle cag 1

"W brought home, wille?

"What egg, dear?"

"The one I brought home from

the shore,"

"Oh, that one."

"Yes, dear—what happened to it?

"The last time 2 same i it was On a chair.”

"On a chair, Wille -- what chair?"

In that ose 1 think."" "What one?"

"The one you're sitting in.” "In this cha....OUCHI”

Ad. Personal

on? URGENTLY wanted by beard-

od gent; false clean-chaven QUESTION should be ask- chin to wear as disguise: Box od about the position of the 1324.

YOUR BIRTHDAY............By STELLA

BCTURE.

THURSDAY, MARCH 8

TP you are born today, you have like being arillaked yourself. Don't vaunting ambitions, want success infiel too much of it upon others.

Since you are a severe disciplin- and plan to have it. You must be careful that your desire for material arian, you are able to organise big and to keep the people gain does not blunt your ethical projects

By nature you are honest, you organise in line. You probably have a flair for poilues and would reliable and efficient, a good execu- tive and a fire organiser. But you probably make an excellent manager have a Tailing: you are not to of your local organisation. With the overlook detail in gaining

proper training and contacti, you over-all objective, This is where might go far in this Deid.

Make sure you must be cautious. that those who do the detail work are strictly reliable and honest.

your

Your love life will probably be a happy one, since your love is a true and steadfast one. You are not quick to make up your mind, but once you have found the "one porson," you will naver change

Your critical senaca in the Held of music and literature are beyond the usual and you enjoy the nest. your mind. You are inclined to be rather blunt To find what the stars have in in expressing your opinions, too, store for tomorrow, select your and might learn to be a little more birthday star and read the corres- diplomate if you are going to make ponding paragraph. Let your birth- crificium your life worki You dis- day star be your dally guide,

FRIDAY, MARCH 9

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar 20)- LEO Juty J* - Aug. 21)-Be Be the optimist. It' some triend is practical today. If a plan looks. depressed, be gay and cheerful. You doubtful, hond those frst" "Impres can help a great deal.

sions and discard 11. ARIED DIRT. zi - Apr. 203- Spring rodecorating could well be on today's schedule. Beautify home and surroundings.

your

21)-

TAURUS (ADE, 21-MAY The outlook becomes more cheerful. Why not plan to entertain some friends this evening)

GEMINI (May 22-June 21) Routine matters are best for you today, Don't attempt anything spectacular. Be easily satisfied..

1)-- CANCELL (June 22-July 21)-- A new project, it begun today. should bring you unexpected

so favourable. The lack of cognition and lasting succem.

will become established only

opponent has the blank king queen

spades or the king-queen with

re-

VIRGO (A%g, •24+Rept. 23 A change of scene can be Invigorat- ing. A visit to a museum of T- tending the theatre might help,

LIBRA (Bapt 7-Oct. 23- Patience will win out. Don't let minor disturbances in your planning upset you too much, Stay calm.

Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov... 22)-- A good day for Bækg· AD YOUR wardrobe. Buy now clothes and you can feel - springlikaf

A letter you are expecting may be BAGITTARIUS (Nov, 29-Dec, 22)

delayed. Don't let it inconvenience - you too much.

CAPRICORN (Dec-Jan. 29)—— News from distance can prove

one small spade." This will happen Check Your exciting. It with probably Hot Four

just_slightly more than 10 percent

of the time. The odds, to put i another way, are about D to i against such a fortunate break In spades.

I would not, however, say that this particular South player was Just plain lucky, Ho, bid his hand properly and played it for: all it was worth. Angels can do no more,

If I were pressed. I would say that North was the lucky player. ile averfald his hand and then was lucky enough; to have a partner good enough to make the most of the partnership assets.

If North was – 30. determined to bida ham, he should have bid t

Jam In hearts. That

would be diamond made with a successful

everything the gloomy way. For And Viablished spades didn't

"Why is he in such bad he was humour?" Hanid naked the man who said his name was Opple. instance if he

"Oh, he isn't in bad humbur," Ico

speaking, "Pessy sces sces a plate of cream he doesn't think

becomin

Oppie exclaimed In surprise. there's any use eating it because led against contract of six hearts

That's just the way he is. He once you eat if it's doesn't like to smile. He likes to the

But Hand said she didn't think so. Just then the two short, round fat little fellows came up. They both tipped their hate. Only the smiling one said 'Good morning in a very cheerful frown." voice, while the frowning ane grunted his groeting and then sat down on a rock with bis

back to Knart and Hanid.

"I'm Opple," said the smiling little man to Knart and Hanid, "That," he added, pointing with my cousin. Pesay."

Hollywood fame; and Lassie the Two little mẹn came walking his thumb to the other one, is Coiffe

ORANCE

Check these

along.

"But why?"

on them again.

For example, suppose a) trump is

(a good load as any). Houth gone and wins with, the ace, cashes, the, ace You

haven't got it any of roades, and rith a made in the more. If he sees a pond or a lake

South hand. North wins the next on a very hot day and it looks and

trick with the king of diamonds

· in the rus another spade

''

South now leada bis last heart to North, and North leads #third

Here Fessy all at once turned like a wonderful place to swim South hand. (We will need around and growled from his in, Pesty won't do it.

this does not set up the rest of Ho says the spades.) place on the rock: "Because there's nothing to smile for just get soaking wet, and you If you jump in the water you see?" Then he turned his back might just as well stand out in heart to drew the last trumb, Sock

Opple smiled and lowered his trouble than swimming.”

the rain because. It's much less can discard a dub on this trick thaying uned up twɑ of his trumpa volce, every now and then shoot-

"Doesn't he

diamond is ing a glance at his cousin while

then fined, and South runs the rest of the diamond suit, discarding two of North's three losing cards the black suits. And that would be that.

at the

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و بار و تازه های او میاد گیره

Knarf wanted, to know.

like anything?"

Likes Vinegar.

Ho

Opple nodded, "Oh yes. likes vinegar, and sour grapes, and losing things. He likes fall-

ruming spaces). The

ing off fences, and spilling milk, POCKET CARTOON:

and being late for school"

"My goodness!" said Hanid. "He likes everything that no- body also likes," said Knarf, "\""That's it," agreed. Opple, "I

can't understand it.

'If we go out for a walk, he's sure we're going to get tired. If we come fn for lunch, he's sure he isn't going to care for what's on the table.

At this instant, Peszy abruptly. stood as his feet/"Come on," he said to Opple, "let's get home, know it's going to rain. And any how we're going to be late lunch, and I'm not hungry any

With that he started walk- ing down the road without stopping to hay good-bye to Knark and Hanid. Oppie smiled. "I'd better. so, with him "because IT-don't, then i hè won't have anyodd to complain, to. And för

GEOLOGY ROOM

COAL

Knowledge

1. Who sald "All men are great in their dreams?" 2. Are bate blind?

3. What is a lapidury?

4. In the Roman calendar what dates were named Idos?

5. Name the native home of the

golden and silver phea- santa,

6. What is a tympanist?

(Answers on Page 8)

CROSSWORD

Across

and 7 Down. Bhort notes.

This lastly, (5):

9. He used to be the boy friend.

Tita,

Alternative, pox to a painter.. (9)

12. Accepted. · (5))

morale considerably,

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb, 19)- Don't get excited over a critical re- mark Deregard it diplomatically and keep the peace.

2

INTELLIGENCE TEST.

FIVE AMERICANS

By T. O. HARE quis fm of the Eve in

WINDOLE Klo was born in the reign of our King George II, and lived, ta- be. President of the UBA

· The second IN BEERMAN, HO was born wheza Coorya kii was king: he too, attained the emics of President,

* Yet a "third" Presidentoland' a famous coo-WW JERNDON, He too, was born in the reign of our Cleorgott. though # Food deal later the Biltman. "CITASMON wae a lttle older than Jeradon.

poems and ́ ́owaayu · pad'his high moral, tons, Admired,

was auch

And anally, thore tr BAITINO, the pose, born a IEW SPOZN, KEter, iha bardo,of Waterloo.

AK• hawa Hjemblée the 12 lettom of their names, though. Frah Mama haa'sovan laftočni -Can you identify milites 22000.

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10. 2le born in fowl. (9) WE CHESS PROBLEM

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15. Part of the bow.. (OFTE

17. Three letters the hoot stops up

Ita sinora. (3)

May suggest dumplings., 14)

Places (4) ANNUA

20. Eapicat, poner confirming a bar-

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'sort of clue roit would. tradepórt

coming to himar. (9)%ewman

8. Dojilitary usually say in must be (d) "A" mura latter that should-regi Do kay when, in working order?"

BAGES the insous into strkow.

-painful coming

vet ta dry in ston

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