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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1954.
JACOBY
ON BRIDGE
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Six Spades Seems AFASHION
Popular Contract ASCOT
FASHION HIGHLIGHTS
By OSWALD JACOBY
WHEN today's hand
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was By Dorothy Barkley
played in a tournament
some years ago, six spades was
very
The
London. VERSEAS visitors who
slam was popular with North 0 wont to this year's
and South because there seen" | Ascot will have something ed to be a fine play for the to remember it by. contract; and It was popular because with East and Weat they usually wound up with a score of plus 100 for defealing
the slam.
Instead of the teeming rain and grey skies which often mar our Royal summer tumetione, there was brilliant sunshine for the four-day race meeting,
Ascot, in the sunshine looked
At all tables West opened the four of hearts. Declarer usually a pretty as a picture, and the won the first trick with dum-visitors my's ace, ruffedi a beurt, and sparkling
will remember
colour-the green lawns and the banks of flowers;
Triu a spade pesso, East the gleaming white of the rail-
of
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Its
ings; the green of the course at- And they'll Southendants uniform.
remember his pageantry-English pageantry even creeps into a race meeting!-in the gold and scarlet uniforms of the Queen's outridem as she drove round the course in an open landau.
They
will remember
recallin leisurely atmosphere, those fabulous old days of un- hurried living. They will re- member the food, the cham-
and pagne
Jobster Junches, taken In the Continental Di- mosphere of the loggia-fronted balcony restaurant,
They will recall the mixed day's discussing crowds
Th slam was made at one ployer was the late Dr Laufs Mark of Columbus, O. He began with the nce of hearts and a heart ruff, but then cashed the top clubs and russed a club.
thought the Southall, gusholder Paper-chases banned was a Roman amphitheatre, bui
been THE use of loud-speakers in table where the South supposed that It had
parks and streets to shout largely restored, like the one at
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litter is what one might have Gasholders should be thatch expected. "Will the man in the ed. plerced with
piense throw that grey hat windows, and given aplees. Fly-
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topic the weather, the horses. and the members of the royal party-and exclaiming "Isn't
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the Queen looking lovely" "Have you seen what Alexandra is wearing?" (Prin
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details about those who seem to Flowers were
here Scattered
el gayer lives than their own. and there, and a green
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YOUR BIRTHDAY..
DORN uxlay, you
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MONDAY, JULY 5
A high possess
degree of versaillity You have
a tenacious temperament.
however,
and are inclined to sites o single objective and utilise all your various tufonts inward
that inte necoin.
lintunent. Yours will be an event- ful life. for you are able to get a lot of excitement out of everything drwner, You are a you attempi. but you know how to take those Rather paychle, drens come truei
cycles to go in your life Avoria Monday in your beat day.
No matter how great the oppos91- Loa, nothing seem to damit yu
competition you have, The more
struggle to get the harder yout exactly what you won! You have a kun head for bustness aut proli ably will make good money all your ife. You are interested in literature, exploration, and elence.
North
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Dr Mark therefore put up dunumy's ace of spades. ruffed and then dummy's last club, gave up a spade trick to East's king.
particularly
dressed Ascot, with the mem -- bers of the Royal Family taking the lead in providing highlights each day.
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Sketches from Elizabeth's Ascot notebook include two of the favourite millinery styles: a natural coloured straw hat trimmed with a rose, and a "Bower pot" hat trimmed with a bouquet of "shocking plok" flowers.
CENTRE: A Bited suit was the popular choice at Aroot. This one was in charcoal grey tropical weight worsted and worn with a stiff brimmed hat in matching organdic. Tho pink glass beads, which filfed in the neckline in place of a blouse, matched the rose on
were the unusual chain,
the hat.
LEFT: Translucent green balls, swinging from a gold carrings worn by one of the racegoers.
of ostrich plumes dyed shocking pinle and curved to form a half There was the elegant hat.
with woman
a small head- jucking flower hat of the same shade and matching short gloves, young deb And there was the who had a big-brimmed straw hat in the shocking pink droped with toning chiffon.
change from the whites, blacks which normally and pastels blossom on these occasions.
Sober Colour for Men
Pare
Corsage For Milady
FLOWER
corango la that last, lovely touch whon a girl is all dressed up for a big evening. ·
Flowers are # flattering. Their colours can complement
your frock and face. In choos-
how-
Ing and wanting a corselegraph
aver, the Florists' Delivery Association BUXTESLA you follow a few simple rules.
First, wear their faces
the posies with upward, the way they grow. The petals hold up this way
better when
placed
and the full beauty of the heart
of the flower is visible.
A corsage should not be too large for a small woman or too small for one of lange trame.
Complexions should be taken into consideration, too. A pale face should choose daring colours. They will give life to her light-coloured complexion.
Girls with skin that has ruddy overtones should think in terms of cool shades such as blues and lavenders,
With tweeds and sporta clothes, try rugged marigolds, chrysanthemums, carnations.
A girlish, bouffant dance frode calia for a corsage of sweetheart roses, butterfly orchids or some camellias.
It is customary, of course, to wear your corsage on the left side. But here is a practical icles: Placo it on the right side you are going to dance, Then
won't your partner
crush the lowers when fre
leads you around the dance floor.
The girl who has a neat and nifty waistline can call attention to this good-looks asset by sucking a few posios in her belt.
The quaint practice of wear
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ing a rose in the hair is coming back. Place one on either altho of your curly coiffure Or sport a halo of daisies or spray orchids. What could be
The chiffon outit used to be the accepted As "uniform" prettier But its day is passed and a simple, tailored appearance has become the occupied things
Helen Follett
BUDGET-PLEASING RECIPES
The men looked immaculate es ever in grey top hats and men- ing suits. This year, though, there were few of the gleaming brocade Waistcoats *which flourished last year. Most men had returned to the sedate pearl of them did onc grey. But provide unexpected colour. was Ghazanfar Ai! Khan, Pakistan
High to India, and he wore a a brillant
turban with mauve flowing ends trolling in the also budget-pleasers!
Fitted suits were the popular choice and, to make them look summery, women chose them in in Anesse. The fall of
cards tropical weight worsted the
silk, paisley patterned
this Indicated that West had length in heards and in clubs. If West year's top favourite print. Most
turned the women uf
up 'in had also held the king of spades, he might have raised nis, parl jackets with the new low-cut
wore them Lapel,
without blouse, and filled in the neckline with rows and rows of coloured glass beads. A few topped their sult with the traditional garden party hat, the big-brimmed But the colour wasn't con- rose-trimmed affair which suits fined to hots, Dresses and sults
so well. Those were Englishwomen East hud to return a diamond.
in the same tone, and who preferred of hearts
not to fight Wed someune since a third round
there was Norman Hartnell, the Libra or Sagittarius. would allow declarer to ruf losing battle with the
wind royal dressmaker,
with a touch What for the greatest nppiness
chose small, head hugging hats of it in his shocking pink car- while dummy discarded a losing of marriage the You want mut
diamond. East deceptively
of flower petals.
nation. prace sunt calm that your own life locks
turned the Jack of diamonds, but Schiaperell should have been
Dior, too, would have enjoyed there. She would have liked to Dr Mark was not fooled by this play.
see the sudden popularity of her seeing that the shade of blue he
To prepare sauce, brown 14 that launched a few months ago has breeze. "shocking pink", cleotric pink which English caught on so quickly. It came Ascot this year has shown
Savoury Meat Patties served c. sileed onion in 3 tbsp. cooking Add c. chopped green fashion just what suits an English sum- with a tangy sauce is the first oil. wouldn't second to pink in the vowed they
pepper, 3'c. tinned tomatoes, 11⁄2" with colour stakes. It is such a strik- mer outdoor occasion and just offering. wear because it clashed
that most what does not.. Ing, piercing colour
isp. salt, tsp pepper and 2 their cheeks,
Beat one egg, and adk 11⁄2 tsp. tsp. Worcestershire sauce. Sim- women used it in small doses, Simplicity creates the best Shocking Pink
a hat or scarf, though one effects. The elegant racegoer in salt, e tap. pepper, 1/4 c. mik mer until mixture thickens, then for a
· whole - stuffed But this year they are quite young deb, determined to be small flower
of white tie silk one 1b. ground round steak with stir in one c happily wearing it and it is noticed, was dressed in Dlor sheath dress easily the most popular colour blue from head to foot. (Well, looked better dressed than her 2 tbsp. finely chopped onion and olives and heat thoroughly.
all except the stockings).. companion in floppy-brimmed one tbsp, chopped parsley, Form Here are some breakfast ideas for all ages.
cakes about 2 inches in that are a change from, the There was the dear old lady This blue, together with garden party hat, and fussy into
and one inch thick, usual sugar and crearn with silver hair who had a wisp shocking pink, made a welcome ankle-length chiffon dress.
cereal.
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Among those who were bom on this date at P. T. Barnum, circun ower: Admiral David Farragut: Will Stead. noted editor: Cuell Jindex, explorer: Henry Cobol and William C. Willey. idge, Jr statesben: Mrs
Siddons. Yaratı betras.
To find what the stars have in sture for you tomorrow, select your ar pad read the ctos- birthday
your ponding paragraph day star be your daily guide.
TUESDAY, JULY 6
CANCER (June 22-July 23)--Back
birth-
GEMINI (May 23-June 21)-Can- and wee that ti important lings are done first thing early LN Uie morning.
on the job after your vacation? May serve your energien not be easy to et meristansect 10 work, but is na to be done!
eir.
LEO (July 24-Anc. 23)-[( cumstances call for a sudden change In plans, be prepared to make an adjustment harmoniously.
VIRGO (Ant. 24-dept. 23) De on
originator today.
will find that it will advance your interests and augment your prestige.
LIDLA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)-Work hard today and you will discover that the rewards me fully worth wille. There's much to be done.
SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 227-** may be dull just Normal routine now. Perhaps You can make an Innovation for the sake of new interest!
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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)- If you must negue An important matter today, be sure that you are tactful and politie.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 21-Jan. 201-Do not make unnecessary changes vigil now. You will gain better resulta by holding to normat routine.
AQUARIUS (Jan, 21-Feb. 19)---You may be called upon to give aid and it can Rafalance to a neighbour. bo molually beneficial.
PISCER
(Feb. 20-Mar, 20)—Ideas are very important today, be sure to utilise any good one that pops into your head just now.
ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20)-Don't busmesa and attempt to combine pleasure.
Finish the former full, Then you can enjoy the latter.
TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)-Give all matters of importance due con sideration before acting upon them. Avoid bring 'impulsive.
CHESS PROBLEM
By J. PERIS Black, 9 pieces.
White, 11 plecer, White to play: mate in two:
K
CROSSWORD
15
18
12
Actors
re-
was clear that East held three diamonds and West only two. If East had held three din-
he monds headed by the jack, would have returned a low dia- mond instead of the jack.
return
Acting on this analysis, Dr Mark won the diamond with dummy's king and led the teo of diamonds for a finesse through East's queen. When this (ness aucceeded, the slam con- Itruct was home.
CARD SenIC)
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both sides vulner
abic, the bidding has been:
South West North East
colour.
women
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JUST
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to
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of bacon JUST a batch of good re- Wrap slices
cach calte and. fasten with cipes today, likely
skewer, Bake at 450 F..for 30 ita long become family favourites, minutes, or broil 20 minutes.
petal hat
and one c. bran cereal Combine and
diameter
GIRLS' MAGAZINE
1 Dmd, 1 Spado 2 Clubs 2 Spades Knarf Made a Trip to the Moon the
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You, South, hold: Spades A-
20
3, Hearts K-Q-6, Diamonds A- K-J-8-7-4, Clubs 7-2. What do you do?
That Nometimes go a long way to clean the place up, (4, 6)
& A couple of strolling players.
maybe. (3)
D. Cora, I'll be bound. hides the
transport. (4).
11. This sort of thing works balow
the surface (V)
12. Felons--but no order to view.
141
14. I run a cal for a change. (1) 17. Patigues. (01
.18. Only the brat in their different
lines do this, (5),
20. Tene go round. (4)
21. Sample again, madam 7 (6)
22: Jack Eces into panto, 135
A bit of a twisty curtotzer. (5) Rotarian malaus a tin. (3)
Down
1. Dior drem brings unexpected
resulta (9)
2. Minu meade. (8)
8. Du & free by a river out this
mournful bird, 18, 8)
4. Cunningly.
builder.) (8).
done by
d. When the bills are
they're unpaid. (9)
ship-
5. It sounds a wet kind of play,
7. Ar this for a church in the
Fields (3)
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become this.. 191..
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19. Airman's name, for; an
·SOLUTION TO CHECK
-He Went With Merlin to Get Green Cheese-
By MAX TRELL
As Knart said this, he made rocket ship blasting off.
"And did you get to the moon?"
Hanid asked. "Then what happened." said "Oh, suro," sald Koart, who Kharf, drying his face on the was how combing his hair. "We OR goodness sakes!" Hanid, blue towel, is that I went with got there with no trouble at all. "FOR
the bottom of ope We landed the shadow-girl with the Mr Merlin around the corner A--Bid two no-trump. You turned-about name, sald when and down several streets that I of the volcanes - I mean right It seen before until inside one of the volcanos. for her brother Knarf camo nary- had nover have more than enough
house, free bid, and the only questioning into the room. You're al finally we come to a big, open was like an enormous
dia-most late for dinner! to bid three
Where field. In the middle of the Beld Mr. Merlin and I met lots of his da whether
friends, the
Lunar People. was a big rocket 'ship, monds or two no-trump. If you have you been all afternoon?"
They're the people who live on bid no-trump now, your part- Knurf took his coat off, rolled
the moon," the up his sleeves and started wash- ner may accept or refuse
"What do the Lamar People suggestion: but if you bid dia- ing his hands. I was on the to you, Mr
him."
Book Ilico?" said Hanid. "What monds, the chance to try no-moon," he said. trump may vanish....
At first, Hankd wasn't sure
They Are Green Hortic. that she had heard him right. "Where did you say you were, "He
look
Lunar said it was his rocket They Knart
And ship, all right.
that he People," said Knost. They Knarf continued washing his used it to go to the moon and look just like us only fatter and honda,
rubbing the soapsuds also to Mars and Venus and all follier und greener?", among his fingers. "Oh, I was the other planets. So we got "What's that?" asked Hand Aon the moon."
into the rocket ship, and shut in astonishment. "Greener?"
"Oh, yes,”
wild Kract, the nil the doors. And then we blasted off."
Lunar
People are bright green,
TODAY'S QUESTION
The bidding is the same as in the question just answered. You, South, hold: Spades - Hearts 0-8-7-4, Diamonds K-Q-7-4. Clubs K-2. What you do?
Antwer TomDITOW
do
DUMB-BELLS
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FOOD
"You werei" "Yes," said Krurf, "I was. It's quite an interesting place, the It's covered with volcanos
moo
"How did you
a you got to the Hanid Interrupted.
"By
said Knart.
rocket ship, of course. He had Anished washing his hands by this time and was now washing his face,MER
"But, Knert tald Hanid, where did you link a rocket ship to take you to the moon?"
3 On An Errand.
"I was very lucky" sild Kharf. *I was sitting outside the kitchen door on
when:Mr. Merlin
"wasted to ga
"Does this rocket ship belong asked Merlin,' I did he say?" asked
Like
Rupert and Billy Goat-28
Mr Merlin took Knarf right' up to his rocket, ship,
That's because they live on green
Cetartiod Hanid looked:
Then the smiled. "I forgot about the green cheese," she said.
is made of green cheese, moon {ign'chil?"!)
"yes" said Knart. "The In
ride not the » moan-volodinda are all full of green choewa,"
That's
the only thing the. Lama?. People „ant. :- That's why Mr Merlin ihe
treat, to the moon.
get, green cheese?
mick Kesarte
Alaner. And that rumla Im't it tims for our
for.
Drain syrup from tinned fuilt. mixing several kinds together if feasible. Serve over cereal with top milk.
sprinkling grated or frozen coconut
OVET corcal
before adding the milk or cream..
As good for noon dessert or as a special rack as it is for break- fest is this one...“ s
Break a chocolate bar (the sweetened 7-oz. kind): into a small saucepan and heat slowly with 4 cmik. Cool and serve over, cereal
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An easy-to-do, topping is per-
plain fect for puddings, fruited latins, too cream or custarda, JURA ATWA FILA
Poola ripe banana and ar
and slice Into a bowl. Add “one | OIL, white,a.dash of salt;:1/8/6, sugar and 11⁄2 tsp. vanilla extract. Beat with rotary egg bestof "or", electric","mixer until smooth, light and funy. Chill if desired. Makes about 1-1/8 Le. topping.
Alice Denhoff
Cultured Pearls
ALCONERS