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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,
1955.
CROSSWORD
YOUR BIRTHDAY ......." By STELLA'
Once you you can, ist go by! selecting the right objective, you have all the talents to go ahead and get what you desire.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20 PORN today, you have a fine clined to use it as much as you should. You put y much energy into trivial matters as someone else might put major activities, Learn to know when a project is important and when it is something that
into
JACOBY
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you
and
have
Having a warm-hearted affectionate nature, you are loo love uften governed by your nature, rather than by hard, cold facts. If you are placed in
where position patronage nt your command you are upt to sco that. your close friends and relatives are riding right along with you on the gravy train! Try to be a little more circumspect when
ON BRIDGE it comes to making decisions of
Look Hand Over Before Answering
By OSWALD JACOBY
I
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this nature. Also you are often 100 casily influenced ogginat your better judgment by those whom you love,
You are fond of books and ay have
considerable liter- muy
yourself if you will talent
working WIAT should you do, is de-only concentrate
come lum- clarer, when an opponent out the ideas that has the master trump against bling into your head. Too often, a good idea but don't you have a you? Should you lead a trump, utilise it until someone else has thus giving the opponent his
beat you to it. In such in at a time of your own stances, remember that you will choosing? Or shoukl you
only have yourself to blume! about your businers in the other suits, allowing the
opponent to take his trick whenever
trick
likes?
小
he
Among those bom on this
date are: Sir Clements Mark- ham, noted geographer; Petrarch, Italian poet; King George Dige There is no single answer II of Greece; Austin Daly, im-
John these questions. The important pregario;
Ireland Howe, thing to keep both possibilities inventor; Count Hermann
mind so that you can choose serling, whichever fits the hand better.
In today's hand South must have a clear head to Bolve the
carly Rho
"Key-
governor; Islund
Robert H. Van
und
Eilsha Dyer,
Dyke, carly
major; New York City Suntos Dumon, ploneer aviator. problem and courage to adop: To find what the stars have the solution. It isn't porsible
you tomorrow, 10 play M:cared
bridge" in store for
and select your birthday star successfully.
paru- of read the corresponding th: openeri
king:
Let your birthday star the graph. with
Le your daily guide. led the
West
epades. continued
queens
und then
WEST
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THURSDAY, JULY 21
So
CANCER (June 22-July 23)-- Work aspects are excellent put all your energies into your job and get fine results.
of
LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)- Good health and plenty
are to be yours happy times now. Enjoy yourself thoroughly. VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept 23)- If you will keep an optimistic attitude and be constructive in your thoughts, all will go well. LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)- This
Is another good day, ful- This lowing one not so good. alternating cycle should be carefully watched.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)—
favour
All signs are in your. Row. The time for hesitation has passed. Act at bnice,
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)-You
be in a position may
Is
in need
con-
to offer help and sympathy to the someone Declarer
who had to ruff in durrany, and South next drew consolation.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. two rounds of trumps with the ace and king. Disappointed by 20)-De politie if you are deal- the bad
trump break, South with the boss. If a eashed the top clubs and led ference is called, think before
you speak. the jack of clubs from dummy.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) East produced the queen, and
There should be more peace South rufted.
the domestic and quiet on scene, If there has been sonie trouble recently.
It was now time to make the fateful decision. 11 South Ignored East's sure trump trick, PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20)- he could lead a diamond to the If an unexpected visitor comes dúmany and retum a club. East from out of town, be cordial would ruff, and South could and show your guest the good discard
diamond. The time. defenders would then get an-
ARIES (Mar, 21-Apr. 201- other diamond, and the contract 11 you will do your part alte not shirk your duly, all goes
would be defcator!.
Make i
South decided not to ignore well with you now. the high trump. He cached the significant advance.
TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)--- queen of carts and led his last
is always good
18
•
14
Across
1. Credit gin differently. (W)
It's old-but 10 often goes into a crow. (3)
9. Dɔ this only with thine oyas,
sold a song. (5)
10. Hamer was reputed to do this.
a)
11.
ang down, often after a fan.
(0)
13. Movabis city of Alabama, (8)
14. Tle woman's 20 Across to any
the least. (4)
10. Hail radio telegraplas
10. Falis without the
thought, (3)
18. Mr. Plowman, (5)
20. Untidy about the 23
apparently (8)
(b)
areer-
ACTURA,
23. 1; or he, a the nearest thing
to the ground | (4)
Learning, often for the folk. (4)
15. There's more than one seat to
this, (6) 20. This repeats the second half
of 25 Across (3)
Down
1. These monsters oxlat only as
fonelle. (
2. A good chef win welcome the this chance of dealing with political-hounding diab. (3.0)
3. Sounds like a fruit bont un
criticism. (4. D)
4. The plate makes a Bouth Wales
industry. (3)
5. Fireside corner tom An old
English Jingle. 10:
U. The important examinations
(0)
8. Not so hot as warmish." (7)
11. If you're on this, yuu're
punctual person. (8)
13. Mistakë.
(0)
17. Worms hadir
onc.
hilatori-
chity, (4)
19. Miled-but-
no doctor about 1 (4) 21. By
maan Down. (3)
22. This alde
no
patronised by" royalty. 131
Yesterday'e andmilan
CHESS PROBLEM
By E. BATTAGLIA
Black, 9 pieces.
足
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White, 13 pieces. White to play: mate in two,
Solution
problem!
Ascot Hats
Above: Tho Hon. Mrs. Robin Cayzer wore a natural straw wide-brimmed hat decorated with marguerites for the first day of the Royal
Meeting at Ascot, *Below: Mr Peter Black in a grey straw hat lined with Sulle vistured at Ascot last week,-Central Press Photos,
WOMANSENSE
Recipes For
JANDWICHES for recep-
tions. or "elegant"
Savoury
By IDA
Sandwich
BAILEY ALLEN
parties always should be triangular or fancy shapes, thin, dainty and bite-size.
Firm-textured
be
Devilled
Pate: Ham-Liver
blend 2 tbsp. butter or margarine, 1 (4%1⁄2 oz.) enriched arrange on large pieces of Combine and
cardboard or in shallow deviled hun spread, 4 or specialty white breads
lined with boxes,
cello. commercial liver-pate, 3 02. or entire wheat should
phane.
cream cheese and 1 tbsp. table used. These should be
If the sandwiches are to be mustard. sliced at home, since most served the same day, the treat-
Chicken Avocado; Combine commercially sliced bread ment is a little different. Wrap is cut too thick for dainti- them in aluminium foil or cello
phane, then in a damp clean lea towel and refrigerale. If open The sandwiches may be sandwiches are to be used, place closed or open, in the form on a cookie sheet, wrap carefully miniature in cellophane, cover with a
ness.
of
pinwheels,
and blend 2 tbsp. bulter or margarine, the contents 1 (7 oz.) tin chicken, minced, 1 peeled atened small avocado, bap,
Spreads
Jemon juice and sluffed olives.
Dinner
0 minceu
Cabbage-Spinach Cole Slaw
Oven-Fried Chicken. Potato Chips
Green Beans with Corn Kernels Gingerbread Lemon Loyer Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea Milk Trick of the Chef
Heat potato chips and dust with paprika.
rolls, or sliced layers. A damp teu towel and refrigerate. Shower-Proof Evening Coat
combination of ussorted shapes makes possible al-
How To Make Dainty Sand- tractive displays and colour
wichen; Cut off the end of the arrangements.
loaf of brend.
the cut Spread The fillings or toppings side of the loaf with suitable should be savoury rather spread. Then slice thin. Top a second slice of bread than sweat, because refresh- with
Press together, ments at receptions and (not spread). parties always include other Trim off the crusts. Cut into 4 small triangle or finger-length sweets.
sandwiches.
Here are
some interesting which are If
food sandwich sprenda have 43 you
suitable for freezing. freezer, the sandwiches may
Blue-Cheese Curry: Through be made several days in
the medium blade of the food advance, wrap-scaled in A chopper, put 4. Blue cheese moisture and vapour cover- and 2 oz, sharp Cheddar cheese. ing and frozen ready in Add 4 oz. urenm cheese and 3 thaw, arrange and serve, tbsp, butter or margarine, Blend If freezing open sandwiches, in tsp. aromalle bitters, 1/3 powder, tap. which are really canapes Worcestershire and 4 drops with a bread base, cut in tabasco.
NAIL POLISH NETS
A
BIG WINDFALL
Cleveland, O. holes in her stockings with rail woman's knack for polish.
The belt also would tray at;
Plant Watering Tip: using nail polish to patch up the velges before breaking. She almost anything netterimply applied a coating of neit Listen To Pot's Ring Cleveland aircraft worker a polish to the belt edge and had
US$6,692 award. Urbana, Ill.
engincer's gasping when they saw the result.
You can tell if a potted pioni
Mrs Emmic Gabor, on m-
Her innovation saved the com- needs moisture by tapping the ployee of Thompson Products upper rim of the pot with D
Ine, polished jet engine blades pay nearly US$50,000 during the first year it was used. The com- knife handle,
but would have to change a tin belt on the machine 60 to pany awarded her the largest sum ever paid to an employee of linols hortleul-kept breaking. turist, the soil is dry and needs.
Thompson
If the container gives off
University
to yesterday's clear ring, says G. M. Foster. 60 times a day, because the belt for a suggestion.-United Press.
engineers werd 1. Q-KU. I R-RI; 2, R-water. D8; 1
R-12; 2, R (B2)— If the sound is dull and slumped by the problem and still solve it when 87; 1 P-K15; 2, R-B5; 1 heavy, the soil is moist. It is not were trying to
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BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE
What Teddy Bear Saw
---Was It A Shiny Pebble, Or A Piece of the Moon?
By MAX TRELL
to the ground. For it wasn't in
the tree Ly more, Whezo
trump, discarding both low dia-A good idea monds from the dummy. East but there are times when put-DDY the Stuffed Bear was else could it have gone?
won with the lack of heart butting it into action is especially
didn't have a spade Jeft. Hence favoured.
you could
he. had to return a diamond, GEMINI (May 22-June 21) and clummy took the last three If you work at it,
all tricks with the are of diamands make your fondest dreams and two good clubs. This gave come true! Might have a try at South his game contract.
doing just that,
VCARD Sensen♦
QʻThe bidding has beent
North
1 Spade
East South West
Pass 2 Clubs Pass
2 Diamonds Pass ?
You, South, hold:
45 A63 KJ03 4AKIGS
What do you do?
ABld two hearts. You had to take it easy opposite a spade bid, but can move towarda aslam now that diamonds have been mentioned. When you eventually raise diamonds energetically, it will be clear that this heart bld shows the ace rather than a true suit.
TODAY'S, QUESTION The bidding is the same as in -the question just answered. You,
South, hold:
453. WA363 4K3 4AK JOS
What do you do?
Answer Tomorrow
TARGET
HOW sunny
words of
four letters
or more 200
telling a strange story to
boy with the turned-about
"I guess," said Teddy,
his friends Knarf, the shadow- must have got very sleepy just name, and General Bravo, the then. I think I fell asleep. And woke up it was broad tin soldier. Ha told the story when I
Wa3 day light and the sun late at night in the playroom shining. There wasn't any moon Kuart
and General listened very carefully and at alt
I
didn't Interrupt Teddy while h→ "The cat came along and told his story. It was a story asked her to go out into the About the moon.
garden and look under the apple tree und cee if the moon wasn't lying there in the grass. But she came back and told me that it wasn't, I don't
mind
While Everyone Slept "It happened last night," said Tedkly.
"aflar everyone in the house was fast asleep. I wID
on the fiom just under telling you I felt very worried. sitting, tko
the window. From where I was Could someone have come into could I could just look out. the garden and walked off with And there, floating over the top
VORATE qu
A
M
you make
trom
S
letters in the
the jetty In
sitting
the moon?
N F
E
of
the
apple tree in the garden was the moon
Did It Bounce?
"Well.
into
making encha word, thie
Fetters in Each of the small squares may be used onço only. Each word niet contain the large letter in the centre quare, and there mung be at least one pine-letter word in the Hist No plasts: no foreign words a proper names. TODAYS TARGET: 43 words, pood; 1 words, very good; 20 words, dxcelient' Solution morrow,
"It was a big moon...big and
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thia ICOM," Teddy said. Jooking at Kaart, "I td near enough nimost to touch. But I knew couldn't touch it. Jooki
round like a ball, and all lit up you and General Bravo came Teddy the Stuffed Bear. 11ko u Japanese lantern. It seem-
"That's it!" BITOed General Bravo, nodding gravely,
"That's it!" sald Khart nodding.
that's it," sure
bounced back Inte Glanced moon And there sky like a rubber ball! Only a I didn't even try. But it was out of the window.
old moon,
fleating tle piece chipped off. Look!
There! Under the apple about just as usual, right up in outside in the gardien, just over was the
tree! You can see the Uttle the top of the apple tree, an
out of 1. It wasn't plece shining!" YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION: Enid before. So I kept looking at the sky. Only a little piece was Hole holm hotme home hote howit, wondering what made it chipped
float in the air. Then I wonder gulto as round as it had been mote mooie stide
ed what would happen if that last night wher it fell througher moon chould suddenly fall out the free and hit-the ground
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Perhaps it was only a little tho pebble shining in moonlight. But Kaart, General Tetidy all saw it "But how did I get up in the Bravo snld Teddy, sky again? I thought of thall plainly. It could have been was only опе way it place of the moon all rightl There
"I wondered;" looking at Knart and General Brava, "whether it would fall in the apple tree, And the next minuto...yes, it happened! It
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of the through the branchia apple troo until Anally it dropped to the ground. I looked to hard as I could. But I couldn't wed it any more be- cause I'm only a stuffed bear. I couldn't stand up, couldn't get any closer to the window. I had to keep sitting on the floor, But, I'm sure it muct, hava dropped
Once he has started Rupert find that, as before, he can only go in one direction and. try, be will, he cannot go back." "I do wonder who is making that music, he, mutters Whoever it is, he only seems to know one little, tune. At the very foot of
the cliff he site down and faces the other way looking very "O my !: Now! worried indeed. am stuck," he thinks. ("") can'! go forward through the rock, and something is still preventing me from going back! What shall | | de ? tr
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