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BY. THE WAY.
by Beachcomber
CLAIMING that horses have bravado attempted with "Sud-
time of it than house, P." Perhaps time will Jockeys, a critle of the sporting reveal the right technique for world might have mentioned such a programme. Meanwhile, that sometimes a horse, dden let us call it a gallant fallure. constantly by bandy-legged Jockeya, gets bandy legs The Without comment front ones at any rate, And no stable will employ a bandy- YOUNG people legged horse.
my
"Hoof-benta
of
from
MRNY different countries arrived at the Festival Hall to take part In Memory"
11 of Youth. of in a Cavalcade I told the story
10 be explained to them the young knock-kneed jockey hou
they arrived that they who got clamped to his horse, when
to wear They had to hold the horse could not be allowed upside down and shake him alt the national costumes they had
because i like an unripe plum into it net brought with them held by Bremen.
was a Sunday.
Prodnose: Do remen aloité uuripe pluma Into nets?
Atyself: If they don't, it's high time they began.
"What will your horse
drink?"
TREATMENT of both horses
and dogs in improvitag, Dogs
re so often taken
that I expect
black
type:
to parties
to see soon, in
#the
laughing
Afajor Charles
group included ('Bottle') Hoopoe. Amanda Prittle-Nash,
Rover, Wibsie
and Spingles," Horses do not go out so much, but I occasionally read that a foise was brought to a hunt ball and. Fidden round the floor. One definitely has to be a pretty decent ning and for that sort Jolly good value,
of treat I inean, actually.
A gallant failure
seems to be
that
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tiate the names by changes of
tone, but one enuld not escape
.......... THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, - AUGUST 29, 1955..
CROSSWORD
Acribes
3. It's in the now. (0)
7. Bounes, for instance, in relation
to the windmill. (6)
8. The taller always bringe this to
the front. (0)
11, Moderato. (0) ́)
19. It's near the end in Teheran. (3)
14. It may take this to do some
thing daring. (0)
16. Colour. (5)
17. Hill before the quay in Devon,
(3)
18. Experimental, (W) 22. Droad makes the snake, (B)
23. The stars of the need denotes
the maiden name, (8) 24. Rite in renzenused, 23)
●JACOBY ON BRIDGE
Second Line Of
Offence Pays
By OSWALD JACOBY
IMAGINE that you're playing today's hand at the very nor- mal contract of six spades. How do you choose the best line of play for the contract?. The do- fenders take the ace of diamonds and then return a
diamond, leaving It up to you to win the rest of the tricks.
You have two possible lasers in hearts. You might try o
-WOMANSENSE
Seen On Summer Tables
By ALICE DENHOFF WWE have had so many W requests for an especi ally good barbecue sauce, 50, here's a super-duper.
It dosa take we'll grant, but There'll be plenty
a. bit of work, it is superb. of it, too, since the recipe will take care of sufficient sauce for
25. The bearing of ʼn 1 Down shoula heart finesse, or you might' play becue of at least 10 lbs.
bo. (5)
24. Breakfastou goesocopted the top hearts in the hope of
occasionally. (4)....
27. Lore, in part, 143
Down
1. Monarch. (9)
dropping the queen. You might
lead a low club from your hand
to fincase the queen, planning to 3. Hall in Latin before the abort 10
heart on the ace of 3. Resciscard
right. (0)
4. Pipers sometimes wear this cap.clubs. Or you might take the
6. Unusual, (4)
6. Pervish favourite? 137 V. Hair line. (7)
ace of clubs and lead the queen of clubs through East as a ruf- 10. The look has an gril alde to it.fig finesse. Instead of taking
any finesse,
you might discard hearts from the dummy, on the
(4)
Saturday's solution,
HAI 2
Ling (8)
man.
10. This may put you out.
19. Ti do ro
turns. (4)"
120. Partner with ham x pie. (4)
1. Reels with
out the
rupoon. (9)
the impression that the reading YOUR BIRTHDAY....... By STELLA
of a list of cabmen's names is
not, in itself. very entertaining.
The background music-a
seles
tion Train "Oklahoma!"-was
ne noticeably appropriate, and the occasion seagull eries dis-
MONDAY, AUGUST 29
tracted listeners from Vie PORN today, you are able to make a fine reporter. You will picture the reader was trying to get a laugh out of things find that the month of May is create. The funeral done In where othern might not-and not the best period in which to
"Barker, which
E. T."
was this makes life a lot easier for start a new undertaking. Elther announced seemed as out
get it well under way earlier in place as the desperate galety of
the spring, or postpone it until Heston, W. D. 'H." Again,
later on. " matter-of-fact enunciation would seem to suit such subject better than the romantic
CHESS PROBLEM
By E. SALARDINI Black, II pieces
White, 11 pieces.
of you and for those in your sphere of influence. It is likely that your sense of humour will help you out a great deal of the time.
White to play: male in tươy,
Solution
Saturday's
problem:
You have a vigorous person- nity. You also have on intui- tive sense for hitting while the iron la hot ard making a success of practically, anything undertake.
Vik
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Opening lead-♦ 2
Someone born under Libra or Sagittarius will probably be the queen and jack of diamonds and happlest eholce for a life part-then ruff out your losing hearts. ner. You will more closely har monise in your interests and in emotional texture.
Among those
born on this date are: John Locke, philoso- pher; Archbishop Patrick Fee- and
han; and Charles Howard Shinn, are editor.
You are fond of gaiety you women, especially, socially minded, enjoy pretty clothes and like to entertain and To And what the stars have be entertained. You make ex- in store for you tomorrow, cellent hostesses. It is possible select your birthday star the stage will attract you as a read the corresponding career. You also have a good graph. Let your birthday "nose for news" and would be your daily guide.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30
VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)- Take nothing for granted especially one who shows tender affection Reelprosate in kind.
that
LIBRA (Sept, 24-Oct. 23) This may be your opportunity to cash in. on something 10
you have been saving up for.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov, 22)— You will find that being. con-
1. KI-B2; threat 2, KtxP (ch). 1... BXKi; 2, B-KS; i... Pine K4; 2, BX P.
QUALITY
1855
1955
SERVICE
SIGNS
of the
ZODIAC JEWELLERY
Brooches Medals Charms
Choose your own lucky birthday sign,
FALCONER'S
CENTENARY YEAR 1955 1955
Here are five different lines of play, alt fairly reasonable. How do you pick the best line of play?
It usually pays to work out a combination of two plays, so that you en switch to some other attempt the first one doesn't work.
and You can't adopt a finesse as para- your first try, for the finesse may star Jose and deleat you at onCE, Henco you must try to ruff out the bearis, with a club finesse in reserve as your second line of attack.
4
zelentious and giving of your When East relums -a diamond best to the job always pays. ut the second trick, you win SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee, with the jack and discard a heart 22)No matter what happens, from dummy. You then draw
view. three rounds of trumps. take a positive point of Optimism always pays off.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan, 20)-If you And yourself short in funds, perhaps
some extra overtime work is the answer
just now.
AQUARIUS (Jan, 21-Feb. 19) -Despite the good aspects, think things over carefully be fore making any major business Expansion now.
PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20)-
C.
Spices Galore
a bar.
1 c.
Saute 1 c. minced onion in
margarine over low heat until soft, but not brown. Add 1 c. each tomatoes and catsup, 2 minced
peppers, green minced celery tops, c. vine- gar. tsp. mixed pickling spices (led in a cheese-cloth bag) 2
བ sugar or 3 tbsp. tbsp. brown smooth molasses, tsp. salt,
each black pepper and dry 15p. Cap. mustard, tsp. chili powder, isp. dry
tershire ginger, 2 tbsp. Worces-
sauce, or 1⁄2 tsp. curry powder, 1 thinly sliced lemon, bay very finely crumbled
1 leaf, cayenne pepper to taste, finely niinced garite clove and I
boiling water.
C.
Simmer gently over low heat at least ht. untli sauce in rich and thick. Remove bag of pickling splees. Lamb shanks, beet, pork, chicken, done in the oven Oy over an open
fire should be basted with the sauce from time to time.
Basic Selection
Now for a less hot sauce, use Eume busic selection of ingredi- ents, but reduce pepper and chill powder. And if it isn't hot for the real barbecue enough fens, the mustard, chili powder, Finger and cayenne should be stepped up.
Potato salad goes well any- on the where, at the picnic, Porch, in the dining room.
To sorve 8-10, mix lightly 1 ql, cold bolled potatoes cut in cubes, one grated onion, c. minced parsley, chopp
diced celery. Vec. chopped sweet picicles, c. diced cucumber, 2 hard-cooked eggs (save part of ne egg yolk to press through straber over top of salad as garnish) and 2 c. bolled dressing.
Ice Cream Pio
Ice Cream Pie is another item that is always in demand.
G
For the crust, roll out suffl- clent graham crackers to make 2 fine crumbs. Stir in 3 tbsp, confectioner's sugar that has been mixed with 1⁄4 to 1⁄2 c. chopped pecans and a isp
stick
of
cinnamon. Add 1-3 butter or margarine. Now
Mix all together thoroughly. you cash the queen of
Pour into ple
plate, but save diamonds, discarding a second heart from
o the tablespoons the dummy, after several
the filed which you take the ace and king crumbs for edging of hearts. If
mixture the defenders plate. Press
around follow to both rounds of hearts,
tides and bottom of plate firmly and evenly. Bake at 350 deg. only one heart will be out. You
F. about 10 min. Fill with lee get to your hand by rung a club (after taking dummy's ace), ruff, one heart
in dummy, and your hand is good,
If the hearts break badly, how-
The job is the most important ever, you are still in position to thing. Don't permit yourself take a club finesse as a second to be alde-tracked by extra-try for the slam. You thus have curricular matters.
two bites out of the apple in- sload of only one.
ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20)-
If making a personal loan, be Burc that your judgment is accurate or a serious loss could result.
TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)—– In making future plans, be sure that Important information which you may need is at hand.
GEMINI (May 22-June 21)- If you
that routine is And deadly monotonous now is the tine to think up something new.
CANCER (June 22-July 23)— If this is your "time for do. cision," be sure that you weigh everything carefully.
LEO
(July 24-Aur.
23)
In making any kind of a deal, especially with a stranger, be on your guard against possible fraud.
cream, top with whipped cream, if desired, and edge with re- served crumbs,
Chill well before serving.
BOYS'
Anne Scott-James reports:
OUT OF ALL THE CONFUSION
010Я
-SIX REAL IDEAS
FEELING confused about the autumn fashion.
news 7 From the flood of conflicting ideas, earmark these six as lines to come. THE TUNIC LINE in everything, from tweed day jackets fo brocade evening coats. (See the Christian Dior London coat above.) THE SLIP OF A DRESS, cut princesse style, infinitely simple, aften sleeveless. THE EASY FIT of coats, sults, dresses, The fitted waist isn't back. BEAUTIFUL NECKLINES. especially Dior's Y necks, wide square necks, and many loose polo, necks on day clothes. HEAVY HATS, unflattering, un-charming, but I report them as news, THE DRESS PLUS tunic, jacket or bolero, ousting the suit. Porure BY DAVID GLİKS
AND GIRLS'
♥CARD Sense Microscopic Magic
Q-The bidding has been: North
East Bouth West 1 Spade Pass 1 N.T. Pass 2 Clubs Pass
You, South, hold:
A373 K982 +Q884 49%
What do you do?
---It Makes the Tiñlest Things Seem Very Big--
By MAX TRELL
GIVENCHY
MAGAZINE
at the top and a piece of glass ut the bottom,
"That's the microscope," Hanid whispered to Knart, "When you By this time they had reached look through it, everything seems the pond.
Knart took off his to be bigger than it really is." shoes and stockings and, though The Professor had taken a sit- A-Bid two spades. You, deft-HE Professor was a little man he still didn't see much sense in pie drop of water out of the with grey hair and pink 1, he did as the Professor said bottle with a glass rod and placed checks. One afternoon ho and filled the bottle with water, the drop of water on a glass called at the house. "I'm going Then they went home. down to the pond," he said, "Who would care to come with his?"
nitely prefer spades to elube. If North inviles rame, bowever, you will decline the favitation.
TODAY'S QUESTION
The bidding is the same as in the question just answered. You South, hold:
473 962 XQ 1034 4392
What do you do?
TORN
Answer Tomorrow
plate about the size of a postage stamp. This being done, he "There are lots of little crea-placed the glass plate under the tunes swimming about in this bottle," the Professor said several microscope, So Knarf and Hanid, the times.
"Now take shadow - children with the turned-about names, went down
a look at what's to swimming in that drop of water,'
A Little Slipper
Kaart kept grumbling to the pond with the Professor. Hunid. "There's nothing in it he said to Knart and Hanid.
but empty water, nothing "It's a beautiful warm day for swimming around in it. I can't a swim," Kaart mentioned to the see anything." Professor as they walked along.
"I hope you brought your bathing sult
Knarf was amazed when he Knorf put his eye 10 the looked through the mioroscope. When they reached the Pro- microscope and looked In. "I'm about in a drop! There's nothing fessor's room there on the table sure there's nothing in that drop theis. That can't be near the window stood a curious of water," he started mumbling. instrument. It tooked like a to himself. "How could any-
not going swimming." re- brass tube with, a piece of glass thing be small enough to swim one things swimming around!
plied the Professor.
"Then why are you going. down to the pond?" asked Knart, "Are you going to sail a boat?"
A Microscope
"I'm
The Professor smiled: ar bo held up an empty bottle, going down to the pond to fli this up with water, Knart."
"Why?" asked - Knat
“We'll take the water back to my house the Profom 170 plained, "then we'll look at it through" à enleroscope "
Khart had & puriled expras.... Talon on a HI
Rupert and Dinkie-5
Rupert tiles to make hii pils". Freddy, who has becoma, nerveok believe: film) MOha lava Ayou !!) st ;_what has been said, soon. Pong Pidg follows him Wallp/thinka (male, that' Rupert," "i'm hits there |- teks had plenty of "that", "sowathing there: What Wan that.
was in Chists? about Chinese: magic Ərik, wonder
Suddenly Knarf gasped. "There Hunrdeds of thingst There's something that looks like a slip- por with little cars all around it, pushing it all around! There's something else that looks like a glob of jolly that keeps sticking out orms and 10zs In all direc tions and pulling them in again. There are little things that keep rolling around liko belist":
When - Hanid looked through. | the microscope, she was just G#/
amazed as Knart was.
י.
"Just think!" Kharf sald to Hanid-later; --- “just”, think of all those creatures...awinaning around in a tiny drop of watael I bat they think: that: ting; drop of water is s. great...“ (normous. place cujust as big as we bing the whole world l
orld,” Hanlä