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"I never knew what happiness was until I married
Martha. Then, of course, it was too late...
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THE WAY Beachcomber
T. HOPE publishers have rent about the man who can wrke 1,000 words on a grain of rice.
If the libraries can be persuaded to combine food and
terature, novels in the form of rice pudding will enable the public to have its cake, as were, and cat .
But I can well imaging that come of the old-fashioned Bhearles will be reluctant to handle novels in the of rice pudding They can always say that it would be bad for the nation's right.
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toples thattsand before publication."
"As food, Miss Puffle's new novel is tolerable; as ilterature nogUgible," "Writes a greedy reviewer.
The Pearl of Chitmagar
A building?
** ND thts the dam you are Lettice Ticknold tried to show an interest in the work
Paui of the handsome engineer. Froope frinned, "I won't bore you with technical details," he said. "Isn't that Major Trowbridge?" she asked, pointing. "No" he replied, An uneasy "K' Captain Caulfield." allence feil. "Tell a big dam?" she small one asked presently. “Ą would be no use," he anewered. Mi Archer" she "Way, there's cried. Jielen Archer carne non- chalantly towards them. "I suppose
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te's telling you all about his damn." she drawled. Froope bit his lip, Lettice frowned. “It's all so typical of India," Gold A loud volce approached George Rampound
is little pony. "We work and work. and Who cares? I've Had thirty years of it, and I know less today
out." Came Than I did when I Lettice, looking at his lean, brown face, suddenly hated though aware of it, he smiled bitter- ly at Mrs Archer. "What are they at up to?" Paul Froope asked
HDR.
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1952:
JACOBY
ON BRIDGE
WOMANSENSE-
Page:
Tricks Really Count SHE COMPOSES MUSIC AND American Explorer Experimented At Bridge TourneyWRITES DETECTIVE STORIES
By OSWALD JACOBY / WHEN today's hand was played
the recent Life Moster Individual Championship, somo of the exports managed to lose their contract of three no-trump: The average player, will find 1. difficult to belleve this, since the hand is practically cold for nine, tricks. What's more, it's very hard to blame the poor follows who flubbed the hand.
The Ben of clubs was led at practically every table. Declarer won in his own hand and finesand the queen of spades, losing to East's king. Fast returned a club to dummy's act, and dummy.lald down tila ace of spades, discovering that the sult was now solki.
What now?
How should South continue with the head in order to make the largest possible number of tricks?
It should be remembered that this was a match-puint tournament. It was important to make the maximum on each hand, in this type of goulest extra tricks are fist es amportant as making the enatract.
Some of the experts decided to go after the diamonds. They took
Une diamond foeura, losing to West's queen, and West led a third round
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meet, conscious that some drama was being enacted of which he had not the key. The 'Psychological
approach'
AN enterprising American Dr. I read, is hiring elephants to demonstrate the strength and flexi- bility of its mattresses. This will cause so much exellement, and will be much fun for chidren, that the mattresses will sell by the ton, even if the beasts break them to bits. It is what business men call a "new angle."
whale to catch a sprat ALWAYS do the little thing in "Aa Jalg way." A
schoolmaster
I reported as saying in lecturé. Such advice may be good, but may give the wrong idea to those with more ten than
Gentemas was case of the demonstrated in the man who, full of good Intentions. tried to shit on egg out of a drain- pipe with a bulldozer.
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of clubs. New South got to duinmy with a pade and tried Another diamond (thesse, hoping to win three tricks in the suit,
Instead. West won the second diamond with the kina, carhed a club, and then set the contract by Benting heart to East's nee.
The proper line of play was to no after the hearts instead of the dinmonts. When Fred Karnin, et Washington. D. C.. played the hand, he tried out the spades in the normal way but then led the ten of hearts East played tow. from dummy. Karpin played the king from his hand, and Wast played low.
YOUR BIRTHDAY...... By STELLA 'n sondes
PORN today,
MONDAY, JUNE 9
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gathered around you and you entertaining in your Your inarriage should be on usually happy one.
Уси exacting nature and rench aut for absolute perfection in every thing that you undertake. You can recognise the shoddy or sham Dt first sight and myone who tries to fool you is doomed to fallure. Yet if you enter business as
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and dependent in spirit
would rather larve than accept a loan in an emergency. Too much pride can be more harmful than advan- that if you logeous. Remember
necept a "bootup" once in a while, you may be able to reciprocate, later on. Learn to be gracious in
You have a magnetle personality And win make many friends acceptingt
for
throughout-fe. A good judge of To find what the stars.have..in human nature, you can size up a store
tomorrow, select, your person accurately at first sight. birthday star and read the corres- Your home and family ties sro ponding paragraph. Let your birth- exceptionally strong and you are - day mlär be your daily fulde.
GEMINI
TUESDAY, JUNE 10
21)
(MAY 22-June 21)- Before you try a new job, be sure you know how to do it. Investi- date all details, first...
CANCER (June 22-July Don't be "uppity" about accepting advice when it is weil-Intentioned. You may be able to beneft.
LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)- Don't rushi things. Don't
push against a' klop fight. Wolt unt!! things clear up and then make pro- Kress.
81300 (AUK. 24-Sept. 24) Guard against accidents at home f you are trying to paint of re- decorate. De extra careful today. LIBRA (Bept: 24-Oct. 23) If planning to entertain later on in the week, make your plans early. Do one shopping today.
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22) (Oct. 24-Nov. Protect your health, for your job may depend on it. Be conservative. * SAGITTARIÚR (Nov, 2-Des. 22)— Don't neglect work for extracurri
vular activities but do make for them.
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Now Karpin ran the rest of discarding a dila- mond from his hand. He continued. by leading
heart from another dummy on the assumption thef East had the ace.
Line of play brought in four sondes, two hearts, a diamond, and three clubs, so that Karpin made his extra trick without ever seriously endangering contract.
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Q-The bidding has been: Flouth
North ! Spade
2 Club*
You. Soutli, hold: Spedes A-Q-J-7-4, Hearts-A-10-2, Diamonds 9-0-5-3, Club
What do you do?
...
A-Bid two spades. This is A simpin minimuni re-bid, showing a re-bludable spade sult but not much more. This is about ne liiile as you could hold for this hid; you might, hold a substantially better hand, but not a hand good enough for a jump to three spades.
TODAY'S QUESTION.
The bidding is the same as in the guestion justanswered room
You, Soutti, hold: Spades A-Q-J-7-4-3-2, Heart A, Diamonds -G-2-3, Club 5. What do you do?
Answer Tomorrow
CAPRICORN⋅ (Dee, 23-Jan. 20)--- Routine will be best for you to fol- low just now. Don't go off on too many tangents.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)- Today" results will correspond exactly to the amount of effort” yau expand on the job.
PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar, 20) Pay attention to the requirements of your budget. Extravagance is out of order. Stay within bounda.
ARIES (Mar. 21.Apr.
And Work hard when you work there should be time left over this evening for a little fun.
TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 213- Business plane may need your care- tul consiration, Discuss them with members of your family.
INTELLIGENCE TEST®
Beauty contest
By T. Q. HARE
ACORN, Blackbird, Colchi
cum, and Dude dined together the other night. Each Jas one rethœr · p rothy daughter. As the lotte dineri sat over their port, someone started an argument about Which of the
girls would win i beruty
We'll vote on, it" said Acorn. I've thought in some rules which will giro alf the girls a chanco. Each of tis Das five Toten. His miz, KING them all, and can distribute them how bo likes, except that he mustn't give more then three.to one girl. Wo'll esen put a with most votes in the kitty, and the girl gets the lot."
Acorn Pallot papers were was generally approved: distributed and the diners
vote. proceeded to
Nona *partitioned his fire votes inc bird thought it way as any of the others. Abound plan to treat his three friends daughters ali alko, Duds gaves the maxi- mum permissible vota to bu own daughter
Dalchi
obot bis daughter Candida conselted enough aiready, voted for the other three girls. Acorn Gava the same vote to Vandidu'aa
•to her Ityal Blandte, Black- bird. All this afort was Wasted YO YOLES.
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as each giri What suport was adóerded to Adela Acorn 1
- London trajtua Zorilce.
(Splution on Page 103
DUMB-BELLS
SHOT AT
CLOSE RANGE! WERE THERE ANY POWDER} MARKS ON HIS CLOTHES?
Yes!. THAT'S WHY
HIS WIFE SHOT HIM!
LEDGER SYNDICATE
CHESS PROBLEM
By L. LARSEN (BOF Touracy (5) Black, 13 pieces.
White, 8 pieces. While to play: mate in three,
Solution to · Saturday's problem: th
1, K-R0,- ong; 2, Q, H; or Kt
MRS. WARREN PIERSON Music about Clovelly,
Household Hints
Use a well-sudsed cloth to wash mirrored glass or plastle electric letit: plates. A beavy cardboard Frame with a hole cut to Bt the plate will keep Soapy water from walls or woodwork.
baking Then
M
AR WARREN LEE PIERSON has spent nearly, a year be-- Iwoon Europe and Amerien as the U.S. representative on the three-power, commission settling German debts. Now he is in London for what it is hoped will bo the final stage of the negotiations. probably be reached before the
end of June.
Agreement will
TIL will be welcome to Mr Piersan, for he it mon of many interests. With the debt commission, he holds the per- sonal rank of Ambassador. But he is really a lawyer turned business man,
Mr. Plereon, 55, is tall, brond, **Beree-browed. One of his In- terests brings him to London fairly often. He is chairman of Trans-World Airlines.
His
Anti-TB drug
other companies range from a tungsten mine.in Cali- fornia to E. R. Squibb and Sona, the pharmaceutical firm, Mr Pierson tells me that Squibb and Sons are producing the new anil-tuberculosis drug at Arst called Vitamin B-3, now known as nydrazid.
This drug is 511 experimental; but results 'so far' are encourag- Ing. The New York Hospitals Department says the drug has wonders" in cerlain "worked cases of advanced tuberculosis.
On Cooking With Weeds
New York, Charles Hitchcock, ex plorer, usually is more oc- cupied with maps and com- passes than with pots and pana. Come spring, how ever; his hobby gets the upper hand and his office at the American Geographic Society becomes a source of information on cooking with weeds.
"There's nothing now about coolting with weeds,” smid tho Boston-born, Hitchcock.
"Our
grandmothers, and some of our: mothers, did it. Today's home- maker. has forgotton what a do- licacy some of item, are."
when they are about one fobt
By
GAY PAULEY
Hitchcock cooks, "the eterna
There is milkweed, for ins atance. The milkweed is com- mon to most sections of the na- tion, Hitchcock mid if you cut unul they're tender mal then the stalks carly in the season, ::combines them in. ·D. ORSECTOĴO tall, you can strip off the leaved, with cheese, tomato
zauca and "The 'mixture ` then and cook the stalls
as you scaronings, would asparagus..
is baked for approximately 30 minutes.
"Burdock is good early in the season," he said, "It's horrible when it matures."
"It is delicious Jandalse sauce," sald,
with Hol- the explorer
Hitchcock, executivo ' secreTM. tary of AGS, has made several expeditions into Venezuela and helped may an area which led
waters of the Orinoco River,
Don't Worry About to the discovery of the head IQ, Psychologist Advises
Berkeley, Calif. Most parents and tenchees take a child's IQ test too seriously, in the opinion of Dr has J. W. MacFarlane, whio
just completed a 24-year study of such things.
whose
Likes Wild Sarrel
The explorer, also cookos poko- berry, using only the young and tender leaves. It tasted some thing like spinach, he said. .. In case you want to give Hitch- guests a isto surprise, cock recommended that you scatter nome nasturtium potala green saladi.
He took up weed cooking through "Just for fun." The narrow leaf plantain and dandelion
greens are two
"They'll think you're crazy "at familiar to the first," he said, "but I'll bet they rural housewife, he said, but like them."--United-Pr not many cooks know about wild sore,
round-leafed
It's a small,
"has an almost lemon taste. It makes a good salad, but should bo aced In combination with as escarolo other. greens. such and romaine. Use it ko you would watercress."
plant, which the explorer sald,
Party Numbers
FOR Southern wear and for
The University of California survey psychologist, tested each year the IQ's of 250 selected familles, said a per- son's score might vary as much as 20 points between the ages Ад As chairman of TWA, Mr
Hitchcock considers a "dell- interested and im- of 6 and 10. It depends to a ancaring Pierson is
pressed by the Comet jet air-large extent on "health, or cacy" the yellow cowslip, which all summer too, here is a dream Cut the of a dress that's pretty end flat- grows in swamp areas, liner, and has already had oneries, moods and other factors," cowslip before the yellow flower tering (below). The material is
MacFarlane said. trip in it.
appears and use only the leaves the silk, but treated more daintily for a salad. It's casier to tell how tall |
than is usual for a fabric that your child is going to be
"My wife and I like it with generally 'la used for more tailor- measuring him when he's young Roquefort cheese dressing" heed designs. The colour scheme is than it is to tell
how smart said. he'll be,
according to Farlane's findings. At the age
Books and music
Clothes that are stained with When will his own airline perspiration can often be re-have felplanes? Just as soon stored by sponging the stained as any other American air line," area with warm water to which he replies. has been added a few drops of with oprinkio soda, or powdered pep-
Mr Pierson is married; his sin, and work this into the fabric. Keeping the stain moist wife writes deceive serie. while the sodn remains in the and composes music, Over the
***week-end they went fabric, let this stand for
the fishing village of Clovnily. Brush couple of hours. powder and rinse thoroughly. restoration Another colour
ย
off
method for perspiration stain Is to dampen tho
area
and
hold it over an open ammonia bottle.
MEAT AND
RICE LOAF
ANY LEFT-OVER
TIPS TODAY, MRG AP
NOW LET
ME THINK...
BOIL/4 TEACUP OF RICE IN SALTED WATER
by
Mac
.
pink with a navy dot, and there Hitchcock, who lives in Now are appliqued black-eyed Susang of 20 months the average girl York's fashionable Westchester around. the neck and armhole is half as toll as she'll ever be. County, said it took some done in pink with navy centres. For boys the average, half-way Italian acquaintances to ace The skirt is entirely of box- merk in height is reached at him about cooking with the
Co the age of 26 months, the sur-burdock plant, which he once pleats, unpressed, and worn over
a crinoline,& considered "a ghastly weed.". voy showed.
"My wife once wrote a piece of music about it," explains Mi Pierson. "She wanted to see what she wrote about"
-(London Express Service)
AND MIX 1 BREAK- FASTCUP OF CHOPPED COLD MEAT WITH 3/4 TEACUP OF GRAVY OR STOCK, ADDING YE TEASPOON OF SALT"
CREAM
1 LEVEL TABLESPOON
BUTTER WITH THE SAME AMOUNT OF FLOUR
MI IN
WITH THE MEAT AND HEAT TO BOILING
POINT
At junior high level, girls are two years ahead of boys in maturity, MacFarlane reported,
Finds Burdock Tasty
The burdock looks a little but then boys start catching | like rhubarb with ito · reddish-. up.-United Press.
tlited leaves,
AND ADD A TEASPOON OF FINELY CHOPPED
ONION AND & TABLESPOONS BOTTLED SAUCE
SPOSAD
HALF THE RICE IN A WELL GREASED CAKE OR LOAF TIN
COVER WITH THE MEAT AND
THEN THE REST OF THE RICH, PRESSING DOWN FIRMLY
STEAM FOR ~40 MINUTES, AND SERVE TURNED OUT.
I TOMATO ROUND
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BOYS' AND GIRLS MAGAZINE
Mr. Punch's Unusual Friends
ably be surprised when I tell you that Marygo Roun wasn't a ælel. She was a pony, perfecily white with a black star on her fore- head. Her hooves were painted. golden and she had a red saddle Neither Knarf, nor Hauld, nor with silver stirrups, She Teddy, nor General Tin even made of wood." tried to guess.
Tio silk party dress.
WAS
"A pony made of wood!" ex- claimed Knart.
-Yes May Not Think Them Wonderful, But He Did
By MAX TRELL "NOW, you may talk about all
the friends you like," Mr "Sammy Shiverce was snow. Punch said, "but no one in the man" Mr Punch sold. He was world ever had the kind of snow inside and out, except for Mr Punch nodded. "She was eyes. They were made of two as wooded as a tree. She used black stones, But for all that so wait for me, too, over at the Knarf and Hanid, the shadow- Sammy was made of snow, he carousel in the park. No matter children with the turned-about was as sweet and warm-hearted when I came to the park-no
as well as Teddy the as anyone I've ever known. names,
matter how early or how late it Stuffed Bear, and General Tin
friends that I had!"
him for a moment or
his
me
Mr. Punch's door all winter.
the tin soldier, who were all "There wasn't anything that was no matter whether it was a
sunny day or a rainy one, Mary listening to Mr Punch, looked at Sammy wouldn't do for
two in Why, he used to wait outside my perfectly still while I climbed on was always there. She'd stand silence, waiting for him to go, door for hours and hours-for
when she days and days and nights and her back. Then, "Yes," he said presently, "my nights: I'm not telling a lie knew I was safe, she'd start off at friends were not only wonderful when I say that he stood outside a gentle gallop. There was a Sammy. Shiveros, stood outside. friends, (which is the way friends my door. In the wind and the music band in the carousel and should be), but. they were also weather from the beginning of Marygo would gallop round and quite unusual.”
the winter until the endi Now round it. And that who else would do a thing like derful, too. Because no matter how fast she went, she never "How were they unusual?" that!" Hanld asked,
General Tin started to say that went far away" all showmen did that. But Mr Punch blew his nose loudly, and continued.
Naver Guess
"Well, take my very good You'd friend, Sammy Shiveree. never in a thousand years--not even in
Wasn't a Glil....
two thousand-guess And then there was my friend what Sammy Shiveree was Marygo Roun. You will prob-
Rupert and the Toy Scout
Aay they are walking, past, Rupert weer. Constable Growler beckoning him. Tell, me, Hupert, what's going on," says the Con-- atable. Le anything wrong? For answer the little bear fell him about the stocking true and of the small, stockings which
VALL RIGHTS
--38
haya, sppested for the grown- up: An ne speaks an odd sx- presion comes over the Con- stable's foco. Ho looks cautiously'. 'arojad, and then, opetJng » tho.
top button of his tunic, ho; thripis his hand inside. ;; RESERVED PEOPLE
was won-
"And I had other friends, just as good and kind and patient as Sammy Shiverco and Marygo Roun, There was Jenny Penpen, who wrote all my lotters Do "But, Punch" began General Tin again, all merry-go-round didn't mind if they were long or matter when I wrote them. She horses, gallop round and round short. She didn't even care if I and-tone of them go far away spelled the words wrong Sho and-"
what I wanted to Just wrote Mr Punch paid no attention to write. And there was Ell Rubs. He kept me from making mis- this interruption.
takes. He was made of rubber." "Oh, Ell Rubb must have bean an crafer! cried Teddy
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Punch Emiled without answering. "And there were my two friends Ilighto Shoo and Lefty Shoo, They went with, me wherever I went. They walked, they ran, they hopped; they skipped, they climbed, and they alko."
Striped chambray dress.
DESIGNED for a toen-ager la thin crisp, gay colton, number. "Right and left shoel sald (above). Of broad・ áiriped Hanid
chambray in a blue "Yes," said Mr Punch, they brown combination, it
all good and faithful embellished with woven 'em. friends. No one tins ever had troldery, bordering each atriyo." Batter.
The bib, of white nylon pique, “Maybe," he said, looking ni Is, defachable, qua is lacest WIDE Knart and Hand and Teddy the town strings, And in favouribo Stuffed Bear and General. Tin youthful style, the bodies in t
maybe you've got friends like
I really ted to a mur Einty, in contrast to them, too, I hope, so
liho" fully gallitrød hope you have!'