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ORANGE GARAMEL
I'LL GIVE PATBY AND CO. A TREAT
TONIGHT
CUT THESE. ORANGES IN SECTIONS- NO PITH OR PIPS
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1951.
WOMANSENSE
PUT THEM IN A DISH AND SPRINKLE THEM WITH CASTOR BUGAR
1.BELIEVE I CAN MANAGE A DASH OF SHERRY, TOO!
MEASURE 14'PINT OF WATER AND WEIGH OUT 4OZ LUMP.. -
SUGAR
Beauty Queen From
America
Mrs Taylor Ritter, pletured in London.
AUBURN-HAIRED Mrs Ritter
won a beauty contest-
in the United States, is in London with her millionaire husband, Louis Ritter, She is 24; he is in the early files.
Three years ago Taylor (her first name) Ritter was a New former York actres9. Ritter. kitchen boy from Hungary, Arst saw her at na cabaret. Soon they were married,. Now they have a son of four months.
Ritter is a hotel owner, His fur fortune began, in the business. Now he has nine cars His hobby-is-collecting foreign cars.
"Her hobby is collecting me," he qulps about his wife, She is the daughter of a Polish mother and Dutch father. She wears a ring with a diamond as big as a thumb-nall,
(London Express Service).
STYLED APRON
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Blk crepe hostess frock.
BY VERA WINSTON
A DELIGHTFUL) party dress, particularly nice for a hostess la fashioned of black puro silk. Grepe with black jaco sleeves. and a tricky apron effect that is sewn on above the waist and le acfually an apron on the skirt/ The set-inbelt to, which the spron is attached is of crepe and, iles in a bow at the back. It÷1#í arico choice becausó it sirikos, ja clevel coures. between' a, dresy
rown and one that smartly
DIP THE LUMPS: IN- THE WATER, PUT THEM IN A SMALL,
THICK SAUCEPAN
AND COOK BLOWLY V OVER A LOW HEAT. TILL DARK BROWN:
Moscow's Ballerina
Florence.
Moscow's most famous ballerina, Galina Ulanova many times decorated by Stalin would be delight ed to dance in London.
This I learned when I talked to
most her in Florence'a luxurious hotel, the Excelsior, where she was saying with a group of visiting 'ärlistes from the Soviet Union.
When Ulanova danced at the Festival theatre in Florence recently it was the first time, since 1921, that a ballerina from Soviet Russia had appear ed in a Western theatre.
: An Event
As our conversation began through the medium of her young interpreter Ireno Malys
built chef-Ulanova, slightly
and
sitting features
sion
of medium height, was very stili, her delicate showing no expres
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JACOBY ON BRIDGE
Be Careful Making a Contract
You Salt Shakers!
By H. N. BUNDESEN, M.D.
THE sad shakers, by no means the only source of salt. If it were, both the doctor and the patient, in carts where the so-called salt-free diet is re- quired, would hava far easier time of it. But salt, or ther that part of it which is harm- ful in "such disordera G high blood pressure, chronic kidney
ments is, to be found in near- ly all foods.
Salt is made up of
Lina Waterfieldbero, and certain heart all-
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two
"The matter would have to be arranged through the Moa chemicals-sodium and chlorine' cow Society for. Cultural Re-and it is the former which fations Abroad and the ad- ministration of the Bolshoi Theatre". Moscow's Garden.
"After my Italian visit
go home to rest, The must best time for me to come would
the end of October, be November."..
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By OSWALD JACOBY- TF you were naming. the best I players in the country, you'd
It is important to restrict.
foods
have to include Alvin Landy on contain Coveat Practically all
Strangely enough, Certain sub- your list. some sodium.
Landy $3 busy directing stances used in cookery, such
tournaments that he practically as baking soda, contain it in never gets a chance to play the maygame. great amounts, and thus
Sprang To Life
Or
4
As we talked; the dancer's vivid personality korang to life.
be greatly Injurious patients to, whom calt is bidden. Sodium, in one
for
for-
form
or another, is added to many foods, such as tinned vegetables; and baked foods of all kinds,
Her lovely, #lender hands such as crackers, calces, and moved eloquently and rhyth-cookles. mically-they say she absorbs music as we do food.
!
Breakfast Foods
Ulanova has heard of the Sodium phosphate is added British ballet-Moira to many uncooked breakfast stars of
Margot Fonteyn, foods. Sodium benzoate may Shearer and and she spoke with interest of be added to tinned goods as a Robert Helpman's rendering of preservative. All animal
ducts, such as milk, "Homlet."
Pro
THE BATURDAY EVENING FORT
Pare
EMTORA PAJOS PINOS
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““Would you care to hear my filmsy excuse?”,”-
BY THE WAY
by Beachcomber
the Edgbaston Public outlay reminded me of the head of
the night
firm who said, to ́ ́an' employeur
Baths last popular Burmese magnato Ilka "you want to play tricks don't in fluent do the obvious stuff. Get, a new, Mow Ba. Tot spoke
Ilno on expenses." At the end of hour and Burmese for an
the month the expense sheat· cama)
halt.
The interpreter was absent and in. It claimed, 42 for sardines,: £5 the speech was recolved in rest 10s. for wire stage beards, saddies.? less silence by an audience which and fruit,, £31′ for' glass and bee- would have been better employed
hives hissing glue, paring ila natie and through its teath at home. Parking Facilities
He found a chance to play, how-in ever, on a recent trip to the nation's capital, where he had gone to Arrange the national toumament, scheduled there for August. One of the hands he played in Washington
shown today..
K
Landy refused the first heart trick, thus forcing West to abandon the But West Jeads A second heart, declarer has two tricks in the sult instead of only one. South takes the first heart, hie darcs not lose a "trick to East, for then a heart return will ruin hlm.
West shifted to the
elghi of diamonds,
made baka and -Landy second fine play by putting up the
Иление prompity, A
allows Eart to win and return a heart. Then the hearts become established while West still has the king of clubs as an entry.
ace
4.
cheese But the only Western ballets eggs, and seafoods, are rather she has seen are those present-high in, sodium; cured or pro ed in Florence during her cossed meats aro
particularly sodium. Vegetables, visit, about which she expressed high in
fruits, nuts and cereals, if not no enthusiasm.
Sho spoke of our ballets
low as salted, are comparatively
salt- being very short in comparison in sodium. Thus, while
full-length Russian free diet is practically Impos could take the ACC ap- with the
ballets.
sible, a diet low in
Her light brown hair, collea round her head, accentuated her pallor.
But when I spoke of the possibility of a London pearance her face lighted up.
"I should be very pleased to come to London, If a visit could be fitted in with my other, engagements," she said.
sodium
To my questions she answer-can be planned if the matter ed that Diaghiüleff had left is handled with care.
lttle influence In Russia, and Some sodhum is necessary only a few Fokine ballets sur for normal nutrition. A lack .vive.
muselo is a true I am dancing cramps, and tiredness, Persons three
may extracts from Fokine who sweat a great deal here, but two of them are much have to tike additional solium altered.
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French Touch To A Pie
To give a French, touch to the piccrust shell for the prune ple, add 2 top. powdered sugar and 2 tbsp. fine-chopped al- od nutmeats to the flour or pastry mix, when making the piecrust.
PRUNE SPONGE PIE
Bake a plecrust shell. Make up 1 pkg prepared orange the pkg. gelatin, using 4 less water than designated on Add 1 tbsp. lemon juice. Place in the refrigerator 30 min., or until beginning to thicken. Then add 1 teaten egg white, and beat hard with a rotary beater until light and spongy. Chill again until boginning to set. Fold in 1. c. haived, pitied cooked: prunes and er chopped nutments. Transfer to the piecrust shell. Chill again until firm, about 2 hrs. Spread the top with whipped cream or whipped dried skim milk topping. Serve within an hour.
When I asked her which was her favourite ballet, she laughed "Always The
and
answered.
weakness,
in the form of salt tablets.
Amount of Sodium
last one. Her mischievous As stated before, certain ill- smile showed that she refused nesses are treated by restrict- of sodium amount to be drawn. But she mention-ing the
ed "Giselle" and, the post-war taken into the body. The "doc- Soviet ballet "Romeo and Juliet" tar must decide when such a low sodium diet should be used Dy favourite works:
how and will outline exactly much of a restriction is neces sary.
New Soviet Man
trick
After taking the second with dummy's are of diamonds, Landy led the, Jack of clubs for a finesse. West took the king and led his remaining diamond to East's king. East. then returned a heart. but the party WEB ever. Landy of hearts and run the rest of the tricks, making his contract with an overtrick.
Incidentally, Landy says that this year's national tournament will be It bigger and better than ever. brillant remarks and heated de
Washington bates are heard in during the first week of August, can relax. It bain poliusal parties will fust be part ∙of the annual for the national bridge battle championship.
♥CARD Sense
Q-The bidding has been:
Eart South West North 1 Diamond Pass 1'8pade Pass * Clubs
Ром
Your
You, South, hold: Spades A«Q-10- 8-3, Hearts A-Q-2. Diamonds 8-5-4. Clubs J-8. What do you do?
A-Did three no-trump, There are certain salt sub- hand would have "The main tendency now of
been worth an had opening bid if your partner which our Soviet ballet," she went stitutes on the market
passad.....The combination of two make on, "is to try to express per-are helpful, since they
such bands should produes a gam32 E. sonally.. the characteristics
more You must try for game at no-trump because rebid in spades would not describe your hind properly and might force your partner to bid three no-trump or to gut part the level of three no-trump. Eliher would be undesirable.
of the low sodium
diet
the New Soviet man. He has palatable, and, hence, esaler to still to be born."
BOYS' AND GIRLS'
Far-Away Land of the Giants
-Children There Had the Most Wonderful Time-
By MAX TRELL
·
Tin
"ONCE," said General
around the world, that's where it 1st Everybody knows that"
Knart and Hamid didn't hap-
and Honid, the shadow-children thought they should. So they with the turned-about names, simply repeated. "Oh, halfway "I visited the Land of the around the world,' and Gen Glants. It was the most inter- eral Tin nodded and went on. esting voyage I ever took."
Knart and Hanid knew very well (as almost everyone else did, too) that General Tin was D great traveller and hunter. He had travelled to
practically
•
Touch the Clouds
"Now the giants who lived in this country were more enor- every part of the world, and most of them were as tall as imagine. than you can mous he
had hunted
practically every kind of animal. But they of
church steeples and not a few them were tail enough to never before heard him reach up and touch the clouds. tell of visiting the Land of the Here and there, of course, i
were some smaller giants. They wezo called Shorty"
had
Giants.
"Where is it?" Knarf asked. ' "Where is what?" naked the General.
"Where is the Land of the Giants?"
[“Why,"
exclaimed General.
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MAGAZINE
Rupert and Simon—11
Rupert kneels down to talk to Horace. You ask who my new friend is?" he says. “Woil, his name's Simon. As you say, he’a z simple sort of fellow, but he's rather nice and he's helping me to and wild irises. D'you know where there are any 2" Eve no idea..
I've only just woken up, and I never sac, then anyway," saya Horace. "I don't want them to ost," Laughs Rupert, But his smail pal has “wilked back into the goras bush, so he runs on. For a long time he searches, Suddenly, he stops. "1 can hear a bell ringing. What can it be?" he whispera, ALL RIGHTS ARSERYED
Knart
"But General Tin-!” each page was as big as a bed-·· "How tall were the giants sheet. They had trouble mak- and Hanid both began at once.
"I know what you're golog who were called Shorty" ing awings, though."
say. You're going to "Oh, why did they have to Hanld asked General Tin.
the awing must trouble making swings, General say that "Not much taller than tete Tiny" Hanid inquired.
have been too low for the glant-children and that their graph poles. Their heads barely Tin in surprise, it's hallway reached up to the top of an elm "Perhaps I shouln't have said feet would have scraped along ifee. An ordinary-sized giant they had trouble making the the ground. But that's where como · In. could cross the Mississippi swings. The trouble came in the sensible Iden River in one step. But those fading a place high enough to from the tree they dug on
Under
hung the swing that smaller slants had to take two hang the swings once they made enormous deep furrow, perhaps I was very interested in
The swinge деп а à mlle' deep. · games that the giant-children, them. They thought, first, of half
hanging them on the moon. worked perfectly from then on no more com- there But the moon kept rising at and Hanid asked odd hours, gênerally in the
plaints were
Wat a wonderful glants were in the bed (and never would have thought of "Well, the gamer were the their beds, were a block long), wald Knart, That's becauso
mind. same as our only everything, so they know the moon would you haven't got a glant was bigger. For instance, when
said General Tin "And whist
do you маррова: they went sen-zawing they laid wood to hang their kind of pets the trunk of a tree from the swing on her holy one of the plant children had whe walked with tep of mountain. Their rub the giant-fathers, thoughs of a lead,
were likeliuge very many and sensible way. horém on a leash." And Innendi
were made out of pighill turned upside they simply hung (din on the pletho
used to play."
€ Knarf! and
· eagerly: what these giant games; alght wheri the children "of the Reena Tants agreed that.
ber, balls
** balloons. Zhble
story-books book
lowest and strongest branches
And
Wort
TODAY'S QUESTION The bidding has been: North East South
Diamond Pa 1 Spade Pass 3 Clubs Ра
You, South, hold: Spades A-Q-J-9« 3-3. Hearts X-t, Diamonds 6-4, Clubs K-0-3. What do you do?
Answer tomorrow.
DUMB-BELLS
WHAT DOES QUARTZ CONSIST
OF?
PINTS
CHESS PROBLEM
By P. NIKOLIC Black, 4 places.
White 0 pieces,
playmate In two,
WHAT happens it
parko-
with
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directive:-
drome le full? Professor Ort makes it clear that as the streets connecting one parkodrome another are one-way atreels only open on alternate days of the
Owing to the increased overall week the best thing, is to make for
utility of utility overalls price nebreat ramp, take the trans- the verse connecting by-pass to another overalls sold under the now, over- wil be referred to as parkodrome and, if that too at prices
utility full, retum by one of the three- overali
overalls, not, as way
atreets to the roundabout hitherto, de utility overall overatis, nearest the main checking-point in order to avoid the confurton There you enn, obtain from the between the overall ant the averati
price oficials a form with permit
:schedulitation, ⠀ except pass entliling you to drive back cares where the word overall re by one of the substitute ramps to fers to one or the other, its which the temporary checking point
the second overall CARE OF cases noorest A parkodrome with
be used to distinguish the vacancy for a car using the area Or of that particular parködrome noi.
Expense sheet
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THE suggestion, so hotly resented. that Rugby players sometimes draw expenses in excess of their
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YOUR BIRTHDAY............By STELLA
FRIDAY, JULY 20
"
PORN today, you miut Avold your best working periods. These letting your mind dwall on are the Umes for” you to change trivialities and making mountains jobs; ask for raises;, and. go into out of male hille! Concentrate on buaines for yourself, " some important objective and bend toward energies your achieving it. And you have a lot of energy which needs constructive direction, Parents of children born on this day houki remember this Otherwise, there will be a lot of mischied for idle hande and brains to findi
greatest
Generous and warmhearted; your affections Be near the surface. But with members of the opposite-sex you are shy and may have dimejlty expressing your true feelinga. «Learn;
this as it can prove to overcome a real handicap. For the happiness in marriage, select some one -born under** Capricom
women will · make Aquarius. You
Ane excellent home makers and mothers.
To and what the stars have in' lore for tomorrow select your birthday star and read the cor.... your? responding paragraph, Let
Essentially, you are literary and enjoy books. You will probably read a great deal and will want to have a large library of your own, You would be able to write if you tried, too. In starting, a new pro ject, you will and that the early spring and late autumn months are birthday star be your daily guide.
:
SATURDAY, JULY:21--
"CANCER ~ (June~~ 22-July - 23)----CAPTÚCORN. (D16) 25-Jan-20)———- Your desire to be constructive will Don't get into an argument at home
Put into action or at the office,, 25 doesn't pay. B be strong today.
diplomatic and patient.
some plan you have previously made.
LEO ' (July 24-Aug. 23) -- Plan a get-together. at your horne this evening. You and your friends will have a good time,
VERGO Romance
21)
AQUARIUS (Jan. 11-Fab: 19)*** A fine day for tying all, the loose“ ends on a job,
PLACES (Fab. 20-Mar. 20 Old friends of the family can bring’ pleasure today. Perhapa... you, cza the make a call upon the older folks.
ARIES with
(Mar. 21-Apr-·*29)|\ Make it a point toʻgat- In some recreation today. You need to let down tensions; If you are to dali your best work.
21-May 21 If called upon to Like, part #cine, owie enterprise, be co-opera--
(Aug. 24-Bopt. ta likely to enter picture today, Plan to be your beloved one if you can. LIBRA (Sept. 21-Oot Don't let your imagination Ex- aggerate possible fears. Don't erom bridges until you come to them, either,
SCORPIO
TAURUS (Apr.
(Oct. 24-Nov. 22)-- Make this a day of fun and re-tive and, gracious in offering sour laxation. You can't work, all the
(May
22-June
BAGITTARIU resultin
(Nov, 22-Dec. 21) This should be a week-end
time and
Don't ask advice on a problem.
pleasure. Don't attempt to cran
in doubt, yoursekt, deter any ane more work, Forget to · fake..that
awer until you are sure,
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INTELLIGENCE TEST
FOUR POETS
By T. O. HARE
POETRY readings are play
Festival of first:
such reading... eseji – of four poeta .parm, suit each of, tijem
ibe. Jucubration of the othe three.
Dactyl's ‹ pozni
read
read, alther
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read neither Mr. contribution · nar.
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(Solution on Pagë 10),
Check Your Knowledge
1. Nème, the president of the United States
2. What class of prop. speak Romany?
33. What is a barca
10. - baroy * Ush, may we say 7 (UNITY ALISE
You table from the fiksato il 14, Name the 15. 24mingidahonour (6)
17. Ayunda like the place to enter i
Kam
19. pale may be comforting (3) Bolution of rewarday's praside. Acrom:
a full-rigged ship,
150-To what inland
send its convicts?
8. Name England