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BY
JACOBY ON BRIDGE
Defence Bad As Bidding
By OBWALD JACOBY
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FAST and Wert
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THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1957.
WAY .
by Beachcomber
THE disappearance of the Carlton and the contemplated conver. slon of the Haymarket Theatre into warehouse er unwelded potnails pre evidence of the changing char- acter of london," said a spokesman yesterday.
Phoenixes
*Like fran their ashes, new buldings are
on old sites
F.sing
lr.
Light hygiene, austere beauty of the note of the New London."
S.P.C.S.
Design for the building which_w!!! replace the National Gillery, I li to be the beadquarters of the Society for die Prevention of Cruelly to Stockbrokers, Note the clean lines and the exquisite symmetry.
A new lease of life
(WNERS of great country houses,
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fearing that the erowda wha pay for admittance may tire Strmour, pletures and old furniture. and may find the tranquility of it all rather baring, are contemplating masly and dancing,
"Slug" Tauchnitz sild yesterday. A gilber group, botting-up hekidles oa deves, handbells, floor- boards and cult-line, sughia bust Thei kee-food domiciles
wide open." Taucheniz's Hopping Heil- Cats Invented the Kalaŕňazoo Kraw).
Among the new books
Atzai
The Cankered Rose: by Thelma Folilermak (Muspry
Thong, 21/4).
MISS Fotterambe's new bek
pizees her in the front rank of reptčipovary novelists. This patge- and story of a nasunderstand girl wwa mader, her grandparents for 1hear uschey displays all her power of breaki
bitvlive. all ter
mustery of chataeteris, lion. Her psychological Insight is macanas.
and the minor characters, such as the drug-nditiet, the mad pawnbroker, the dog-torturer, the kidnapper, are beautifully drawn, with an economy which challenges comparison with Mi Amanda Bult at her best for ce the word "masterpiece" may
confidently used.
Oh, I say, look here!
THE man who was to have stolen 14. f Dawn Kedgeree's mink drening-gowns on the eve of her new film really did steal them. The utual procedure is for the stolens goods to be returned quietly as soon as the theft han go into the headlines This tie the thief who is usually employed was abroad, and a man whose credentials seem-
WOMANSENSE
Cornmeal And Chicken On And In The Water
In A Modern Scrapple
CORNMEAL
иля
By IDA BAILEY ALLEN
used
plentifully in Colonial cookery, in breads, muffins, pancakes, dumplings and puddings. Scrapple” · made with cornmeal, meat stock, herbs and pork in some form, was popular both North and South,
In very cold sections of the United States, scrapple was made in large quantities at "hog-butchering time”
and kept frozen in the woodshed ready to thaw and
use.
Today it is sometimes sold in carefully wrapped pound blocks which are kept under refrigeration, or it can purchased in tins.
he
to
But serapple is easy make at home. llere is a delectable modern way to make it with chicken broth and oddments of cooked chicken, worked out by the Chef in our test-kitchen.
Chicken Scrapple: Heat 2 c. chicken broth in a double boiler top. Blend 1 c. enrich- ed cornmeal with 1 tbsp. en- riched flour, 1 tsp. salt,
MADE WITH broth and oddmen's of cooked chileken, scrapple can be browned in an electric skilles right at the luncheon or dinner table,
ed satisfactory was used instead. tsp. ground black pepper, tasty garish,
"It's not playing, the game." sɔld a publicity nan.
CHESS
by LEONARD BARDEN
From the 1951 British Cham. plonship How did White (Oolombek) win inaterjul against Broadbent 7
Solution No 5237; 1 K17. A novel blend of black and white half-nina
Luton oss Servic
YOUR BIRTHDAY........By STELLA
TUESDAY, JULY 30
BORN day, you are a dreamer of peral dreams. And as you grow puler, you will learn the secret of being able to act on your lappíra- Rons and make them practical and rtal. In fact, your ingenuity and Inventiveness might easily amass a fortune for you, provided you build up an organtaziión to manufacture And produce.
In additon, the stars have given
trump. South won in his own i you literary and artistic talents, so
a
hand with the queen, led diamond and finessed dummy's quben.
He returned to his own hand with a second trump and now West came up with a real de- fensive play.
He discarded its king of diamonds!
Sin
of
West bad made a count the hand and had decided that declarer· ́starked, with
three spades, five hearts, king and one club mu three diamonds. I: those three diamonds included the fack then West's king would be useless, If East hell the Jack West wanted to make sure that he could get the lead with it,
that in youth it may be a tussle lo which_type of vocation you with pursue. It is important shut you make up your mind as #01 0 possible.
1⁄2 tsp. crumbled whole thyme leaves and 11⁄2 c. cold chicken broth. Cook 45 min, over hot water. Add 2 c small-diced cooked chicken.
Rinse an 8" x 4" x 3" pan with cold water. Spoon in the cornmeal mixture, Cover with aluminium foil. Chill overnight or longer.
Unmould, Cut
12-in. Ilo Blicts. Dust with flour; brown In hot shortening or chicken fat, Serve with chicken gravy or Spanish sauce; "as is" with gcrambled eggs; on a vegetable Plate for luncheon or a family dinner.
Uke erish bacon for
a very
Dinnor
Grecu Salad Bowl 1778 Chicken Scrapple Crisp Bacon Beets and Best Greens Spiced Carrots Custard Pie di Fresh Strawberries
Hot or lesd Coffee or Tea Milic or Buttermilk
Surprise Salad Bowl 1776 from the Chof
We think, we are modern and that in inaking some things, especially sulads, we are tops! But I will tell you a scerat: A salad, resembling Caesur salad. was a favourite back in Colonial days.
The basis of this
salad was well-washed and crisped lettuce, with cach as much pepper Frass and water cress and 2 1bsp. minced chervil,
"By W. W. BAUER, M.D.
PART of outdoor living in the marked or guarded. Swimmers
summer is sport on or in should stay in groups; in case the water, There is nothing toe goly into trouble there will more exhilarating than swim bo help handy; this is especially ming, diving. waler games, Important when swimming in motor-boating and sailing. The isolated places. Night swimming health benetiis, too, are very in the absence of good lumina real-unshine, fresh air, exer- lon le dangerous. cise, competition., companion- ship, good clean run; and some- tlmics a spice of danger. The latter should be kept within reasonable limits.
over-
Endurance swimmers, or those swimming across wide bodies of water should be accompanied by a bont with life belts, Waring clothing, hot coffee and experi¬ Man is not an aquatic animal, enced lifesavers. The worst He has no third lid to protect temptation faced by the experi- his eyes, nor valves to shut off enced swimmers the his nose, nor the ability to close estimation of ts own strength his thevat while opening his and skill. "Oh," he says, "I'm mouth, nor gills for breathing not afraid." Then he swims too under water, as do the amphl- far out, and haan't strength to bians and the fishes. Nor is his get, back in, or meets an unex- skin adopted to prolonged ex- peeled undertow, or catches a posure 10 walca, He must cramp.. therefore bear his Imitations In
mind when he starts to have
fun in or on the water.
Swimming is quite natural to
KEEPING AFLOAT
Every swimmer should learn man, and to most other animals. ure less exhausting than swim- to float and to tread water. Thisa Infazla eru be taught to swim ming, and may help to keep ono before they can be taught to allost until rescue can, arrive in walk, though this 15 seldom case a boat capsizer
far from done. Unless Irighteni by shore. supercautious adults, children
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naturally water, and A real hazard is, too cold incst can learn to swim by them water; which can
the sap selves it necessary. Of course strength and paralyse the limba is better to teach them before with astonishing speed. Swin they get into trouble througa ming long and hurd after experimentation. But merly heavy men) L inadvisable, learning to swim is not enough, though paddling about after
light lunch does no harm. Only the lightest eating is permitted prior to competitive athletics of There is a popular belief to my kind, including swimtning. the effect tirat the strongest swimmers ar
People who use boste should the most likely know how to swim obviously. This need But they should also know how mix Judg to use boats, Rowboats,
SWIMMING SENSE
to get into trouble, not be ment and common so if they strong swimming. situations in which cs! human being pigmy, as helpless
olit
sense with board and Inboard motor boats, the strong buata, all have their place, their There are launches and cruisers, and sall
a baby. tions, and
their value. their limita-
their special char quick-acteristics.
is
To dress it, bal: 2 fresh eggs Rip tides, whirlpools,
merc
10 min. Cool. Put the yolks in sands, undertows may be more
bowl. Add I tbsp.
cold than a match for the woler. Blend yolks and water powerful. Cramps together until smooth, Blend in may disable the
mustard.
most
It is nothing less than fool-
or injuries handy to attempt the use ON most skilful, such craft without Instruction
2 tbsp olive oil, 1 tsp. cach Certala principics about swim and practice before taking thêm salt, powdered sugar and table ming and bathing have been out. It is criminal to expose Add 2 lbsp. each evolved out of experience, and other as passengers to lenorance elder and tarragon vinegar, Toss they are worth knowing and and incompetence in the hand-
observing.
be man's good at friend, but it is not his natural
into the salad.
Garnish with the cg whiles eut in rings and scallions cut like lilles,
If you wish to, boll the eggs only 2 min., then cool and use as a basis for the salad dressing.
BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE
Simple Simon Is Puzzled
--Why Wasn't There Any Profit In Selling Lemonadė?---
By MAX TRELL
to sell for money. That's what we would have to do No C
HAVING made themselves flat could have any of the lemonade
and amall, Khart and Hanid, the Shadows with the turned about numes, crept inside the Motlier Goose Book.
unless he paid for it first.
Then I remembered about the penny I had way down at the bottom
Why my pocket. couldn't buy a drink of lemonade with the penny? That was buying it, wasn't 117
*So," Arms
They presently found them- gelves walking down Huckle- berry Lane, And there, sitting en The with his long legs dangling and its 10
said Simon to Kuart -talded
and Hanid, "I took the penny in front of him, was Sumple Simon, or
out of my pocket and said to lic looked, as Knarf
and lianid oticed at man that I wanted to buy very thoughtful. They glass of lemonade out of his jug, had to give him a shalic belure and would pay for it. he even neticed them.
"Simont What's the maller?" Hanid said.
portant that you learn early in life to keep it well under, comirol, it can lead you a merry chase.
You have • warm, emotional nature and are demonstrative showing your affections, You are, too, a tile ekle and since you are Altrarüve to members of the oppo- aite sex. it is likely that you "v have more than one romance before you settle down to the serious business of marriage. Sometimes your pixle-ish sense of humour brings an idol down off a pedestal --and that's the end of that romance!
Among those born on this date
Walter
actor; Hampden, George W. Melville, explorer; Emily Bronte and William T. Adams, author: Robert Burdette. poet;
mor R. Reynolds, ethnologist James E. Kelly. noted engraver: ifenry Ford, Inventor and financier; and Wanda Hawley actress.
You are highly adaptable and ean adjust yourself
were: to changing ideas and times wit's great ease. You may enjoy the past for its tradition, but you will bak late the fibure as a in tomorrow's history! new page You have very definite-ideas about some things. And once you are set, you see “ut in your wayal” Learn to be as flexible, mentally, as you are in adjusting to your material, physeal be.
The stars have given you mercurial temperament and it is im-
To fled what the stone lave in store
siect for you tomorrow.
your birthday star and read the cozze- sponding paragraph. Let your birth- day star be your daily guide.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 31
LEO (July 21-10g. 23)
usual opportunities open for you. Le alert to their succem potential and develop them at once,
VIRGO (Ang. 24-Sept. 11)— Being Httle more adventuresome in flanelal matters today can bring you
ceptional 4-Oct.
21)
A prosperous vullock for all your activities, with especial emphasis on highly personal values Advance rapidly.
SCORPIO to
West's play worked. Rast did get in will the jack of diamonds cad was able to lead the club before South had a chonce get, a discard on the long dia- mondo. let dummy.
*CARD Sensors
QThe. bidding. has been;.-
1 Pass
Bouth West
,7
You, Bouth, holdi
AAI WAKIITOKI SAJSZ
What do you do?
Amžid two hearts. You have 18 points in bich cards and want to show Tour, geestʻstrengil Ima mediately,
"
MALTODAY'S QUESTION You have the semo hand. Your partner takes' your two-heart bid to four hearts. What do you do?
22}-
(Oct 21-Nov. A prosperous and joyous day, with aelal and romantic emphasis. wedding la the family?
A
BAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21-Dec. 2)— Set a positive attitude
and forge
ahead. Initiative counts, Get what
you want today, if evert
CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-2an, 203.- You should, prover
in businem.
definitely shining," so "make hay"
ence,
Bewildered Simon
I can't figure it out, I just can't figure it out," Simon said shaking his head.
*Prema thought about this. for a moment, then decided there was nothing wrong with that.
3-91
Simon bought a glass of lemonade from Pleman
"And when
Piema got the He would sell anyone a penny back again, he decided to
buy a second glass from nie! glass of lemonade for a penny.
under a shady husk and
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through the rest of the after- noon we kept buying glasses of lemonade from cach other-and always paying for, it in the re- gutar way.
of course-untli finally both jugs were emply, and Pleman and I were Kull and all we had was one penny. And there it was way down in the bottom of my pocket again!
to why not to me? With that "Finally we both sat down he opened the jug and poured out a glass of lemonade for me. "What can't you figure out?" 1 drank it down at once and Knart asked.
"You'd better tell said it was delicious. 03. Maybe we can help you
Second Glass figure it out, whatever it is,
"And now," satd Simon, "it was the Picman who had the penny, and seeing how much I "You see" zald Simon, my enjoyed his glass of lemonade. friend the Pieman and I decided and being just os thirsty as I to make a lot of money. This was he said he wanted to buy Why didn't we make any morty
So Simon consented to tell Knart und Hanid what, it was that he couldn't gure out,
"What I can't figure out is:
Class?"
is how we decided to make It. a glass of lemonade from my when we sold all our lemonade
"Yesterday a big circus-and-jug and would give me a penny to each other for a
penny CEMINI (MAY 22-Jan 213-feir was going to be held in the for it. Bright akies for you! The sun is | neighbouring town of Joyland. "I get my jug down and
And Simple Simon sat on the It was a warm day. Pleman and poured Pieman out a full glass fence, trying to figure this out. I knew that lots of people would of lemonade and took the penny. But to tell the truth, Knart and be thirsty for lemonado. So we
Honld couldn't figure it out both put all our money together
"And 11cw that I had the either. So they all three sat on ind bought two Jugs, lots of penny, I decided to buy a second the tenes, shaking their heads lemon and plenty of sugar. glass from Rigain!
and wondering.
as the saying goes. Accomplish something important.
CANCER (June 23-July 2)} This day should ring the culmina- tion of a series of fortunate cir- cumalances, and with it, BUCUTES and happiness,
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AQUARIUS
(Jan. 21-Feb. Persansi ambitions. especially they may relate to your job profession. can be rešilned today.
(Wel 29-MAR. 2 Dame Fortune is definitely miling at you on this last day of the old mouth. Use all opportunities wirky.
ARI
{Mar, 21-Apr. 193- Thin, so the "time when the "on shot" pays off! Lady Luck seeme to be ning right in your direc- tom now.
TAURUS (Apr. 21-May Your relationstilp to athore · 24" (af
· the greatest importance now. Dm- ployment hues-turn in, your faritour, }
many wird el tor letters or mowa cen you make from the leiter in the KOBOTC on the felt 19 making each word, the føtteru each of the krismil petenten may be vaed Glice Contain
onty. karlt word the oratre
sho tarte jetter sa squared there must be at kast one slab-letter word in the
No plursin, no accin words no proberenice, TODAY'S TARGET : 31 words, good; £1 words,, pery good 347 excellent. adiutian words, tomorrow.
YESTERDAY'S EPLUTION | UNje detse
"After
the lemonade Was made and the jugs were Allodem we were very carful not to drink any of Ill-we'set out for Joy- land, each of us carrying a jug. One Penny Left
"Now" continued Simon, "we both really hoped we would be able to sell all the lemonade. Because, as I just said, we had spent all our money making it--- all but one penny,, which I found stuck way down at the bottom of one of my pockets. "It was so hot, dry and dusty that as we trudged along the road with the heavy jugs of lemonade we got thistler and thirstier. I kops wishing could take just one little sip but Pleman said: "No, Simon-l we made this lemonade to moll, We're going to wil it for money)! *"I agreed that. Pieman was sight, . We made the jemnonade.
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Rupert and the Old Hat-27
about ?
queaks
Rupert does not tell Ormedod you talking Dorell me." Before
Odmedod. what hĩa, iden is. Instead he walks slowly round' looking carefully at - Rupert; can - answer, alwer fingi the scarecrow and in particular” at louder qusak as the cinch cuckoo his battered old hat. *. That's the come, Buttering over the furrowsi, place, of course," "he matters. Fost i 19 Oh dear, which aberuatter "would it ba ́strong enough ? No, now?" saya. Buk 20*1. wald
I'm mare it wouldn't,” if What are it to wait on that post...?!.
ALL RIGHTS 'ARMEATED
Ing of boats.
Water
can
It is best to swim only designated and supervised areas, element, and he has to learn to where hazards are known and use it safely.
Summer
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