THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1960.
WOMANSENSE
JACOBY When Paris
MY old friend Vic Gaudette
MY
showed me a hand at the
Southern New England
cham"
plonships in which he and his partner had bid to seren
irump some 25 years ago.
no-
Ho
sked it i thought modern bidding could get many of our good pairs there today.
The hand is a spread for the grand slam in either hearts or no-trump, but naturally enough duplicate players will want that extrn 10 points for no-trump.
If South opens with a forcing two bid there should be no trou- ble about reaching the grand slam, North will take hold and turn South loose, but never South does not have a two bid and we must
one assumo B
club
heart opening and a two
response
From there on there are many ways of reaching a seven no- trump
WEST
contract, The bidding
4KJ976
307
+ QD3
NORTH
▲ A2
❤K 4
K 107 2
KD804
SOUTH (D)
+4073
Q10843
EAST
♥
• 3054
AQJJ
AQ980532
East and West vulnerable
Borth
West North
East
1
Pasa
22
Pass
3
Pass 4
Puss
4 N.T.
Pass 3+
Pass
5 N.T.
Toss
FABS
N.T. Pats Pasa
Pass
Opening lead—♥ 7
shown in the box is une, North gives a raise from three to four hearts and South can afford to go the Blackwood roule. after North shows three
Then kings
South can, certainly gamble it out at seven no-trump. As long be one of North's kings is the king of hearts South can count 13 tricks.
This looks easy, but there are A great many other ways to miss that fine contract. If you don't think so just write down the North hand on one sheet. of paper and the South hand on another and give them couple of friends to bid.
(D
♥*CARD Sertsekt,
Д
Q-The bidding has been; South
Weat North East Pasa
1 N.T. Pass Posy
Pass
V
3V
You, South, hold:
3 N.T.
AA2 WAK9870 432 AS
What do you do?
A-Pass. Your partner has bid 'no-trump twice. Lei him try for
the nine-trick game.
TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of responding one no- 1rump your partner ruises to two hearts. What do you do in this case?
Answer Tomorrow
D. Tigler
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is comes to London CHILDREN'S CORNER
by Jean Wiseman
THERE'S something in the air that goes with sun, with blue. skies, with laughter and life as it should be. Something that is a second shadow to every woman who loves being a woman. That something is French.
I'
TT may be years before the Channel tunnel is built but in the world of com- munication there's nothing faster than the lightning exchange of fashion lens between England und France.
London and many provincial
season,
an
Gay gathearted spirit
4. GIVENCHY'S
tubular
with 3. DIOR gives you a couture most idea by adding a heavy double pale eilles are looking it works of casual elegance is the
about French fringe to the hem of a Ling
It looks art, pertume, china, as well as typical
But no matter blue wool blouse. been holiday resorts. have
worn with which clothes
che Is, every particularly good brought over for the French low relaxed
care to pants. French-woman takes The season begon with the dress the part.
exhibition of The French boutiques, those opening of French elegance by the French mudly-expensive "ttle shops wool jersey dress is easy-to- ambassador in London, M. Jean within e salons of the great make especially if you use the
and No sleeves Chauvel, continued the couturiers may be outside your new wide, wool jersey fabric. eventing With
eliminate work, wonderful price range but they are full of
A diffealty. But don't forget to £12,000 dilay exclusive wonderful gimmicky ideas.
follow lot of them are practical enough
the couture lend of couture clothes.
Wherever you are you care to be worth copying. enjoy something of the French. Take a look at the illustra negative colours such as while, lions and just see if some of belge, grey or greige ( colour them don't appeal to you for that locks like cement,) holldays or at home?
Treat yourself w a French krilled wool outat or jumper they're wonderful value.
LADYLUCK-
YOUR CHINA MAIL HOROSCOPE
AQUARIUS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19
(January
21.
February 19): Your signa
are certain of the methuda you want to adopt.
ture to a document should VIRGO (August
not be withheld any longer,
as there is no doubi of Its obvious benefit to all cun- cerned. PISCES (February 20-March in Over-confidence 20): your ability may lead to careless mistakes. Only the strietest attention to detail will maintain your high standard of performance. ARIES (March 21-April 10): A personal worry will be borne much more easily if you stop being accretive about it and confide in trusted friend. TAURUS (April 21-May 20): You may have to change a plan without previous warn- ing. Don't let it upact you, but go right ahead under the altered circumstances. GEMINI (May 21-June 21):
A
A person born under Virge may not be ready to co oporate and you will have n difficult time bringing him round to your way of think- Ing.
CANCER (June 22-July 21): Consider an invitation care fully before accepting It, and make sure you will be able to make an adequate return for the hospitality, LEO (July 22-August 21); An Important move ought to be postponed until you.
22.
September 22): Don't be top envious of a friend's unexpected windfall. It will hardly compensate for his recent il luck. LIBRA
(September
23-
October 22); Don't let false
по collar fabric. and
Blazers are big fashion, and a No. 1 & 2 The knitted wool good answer to the cover-up coat, cosy, useful and as easy problem of summer dresses,
as breathing to wear. The first 5. HERMES,
By
3
the famous house, simulates sportswear
Introduces GIVENCHY checks and has simple bell yellow wool broadcloth in line: the next by PATOU is in jacket worn over eggshell blue white and
an jodphurs you're not a riding extremely useful two-piece type you could still wear comprising
Wom
with
6. MAGGY
17
Its
n long overblouse aimilar jacket over dresses. and silm skirt, with a knitting
ROUFF rein- machine these garments are no trial. If you haven't one, use troduces the schoot blazer
of brown, black and Large needles and super thick stripes
wool jersey, wool. Alternatively, try wool while again In
worn over the simplest jersey fabric, and easy pattern and
tube dress. and sewing machine.
CHOCOLATE AT ITS BEST
By ALICE DENHOFF
pride stand in the way of HOCOLATE, your taking steps towards'a popular flavour, reconciliation which
you delicate best in chocolate milk. desired for long So it is wise
IL
with
with 40. the mast chell and sprinkle
la at its coconut. Chill until firm.
garnich if desired, to keep a con- shaved chocolate. tainer of this healthful drink
PARTY FARE m the refrigerator but to use
Chocolate Milk Cream Puls pleasing A base for some
make excellent party fare.
To prepare 19 (3in.) Cream Puffs, hent I e, water ard 14 c. butter to boiling point.
Atd 1 c. flour. Cook, stirring constantly, until mixture forme a ball. Cool slightly,
Add 4 eggs, one at a time, beating until smooth after each addition.
have time. SCORPIO (October 23-as
November 21): You will be specials. Justifiably proud of being able to straighten out a CHOCOLATE CHIFFON PIE friend's problem which be Is there anything more delect- could never have handledable than a delicate chocolate himself.
chiffom pler
To preparo filling for a 10-in. (November plc, soften thep, plain gelatin in SAGITTARIUS
22-December 21): Don't cold water. discourage a person, who is
Drop by heaping tablespoons Separate 4 eggs, beal yolks.
baking sheets. strongly attracted to you,
muk, c. on ungreased unless you are nure of never Add ic. chocolate
sait mixing Bake at 400° F. 45-50. min. or woll. being able to reciprocate his sugar and 4p.
Cook
low heat, until bewned.
Combina 1/3 c. sugr. top. feelings.
stirring constarelly, until slight-
alt and thep. four. Mix well. CAPRICORN (December 221y thickoned.
over
January 20): You must Auld gelatin mixture and air ADD CHOCOLATE MILK | stop worrying unduly over until desolved. other people, You may rost assured that they can take good care of themselves. YOUR LUCKY CARD: It
today is your birthday, your lucky card, no matter what game you may be playing, ought to be the JACKol DIAMONDE,***
tsp.
entac
Gradually add 2 c. chocolate Add c. Baked coconut and mik and cook over low heat,
vanilin and mix well. stirring constantly," until thicke Chill until slightly thickened.
Add a litle of the hot mix-
mixi Beat egg whites until foamy. ture to 2 beste : opas, Gradually add ec, sugar, table wall, Add to remaining bot mix- spoons at a time, beating contre, Cock over low heat, stir- stantly unli et end glostyring constantly, all thickened Fold into chocolate milk mix- Chiil, Cut top from pits and [ture; Pour into baked pastry fin with chocolate milk mixture
The Squirrel-Postman
-He Has To Deliver A Letter To Mr. A. Gron
By MAX TRELL
was a curious thing.
Tw
Knart, the Shadow Boy with
"Really?" asked the Squirrel- Postman. "What's her name, please?"
Kn sald he thought the
was Smith
the Turned-About Name, saw Lady's name
the Postman coming Up the Jones or Perkins or something. atreet in his little automobile. he couldn't be sure. But he wis
Knart was sure it was the sure she kept a Crow. Postman even though it
was
"She doesn't keep it in a pine
eoriler in the morning than the tree," said Knart. "She keeps
in a cage." Postman usually came.
Now Knart liked the Postman
I think I'll go and see her
very much, so he hurried out of with
this letter." sald The
the house to say "Good morning" Squirrel-Postman. to him.
"It may not be the same
Won't matter
"Ara thore many Squirrel-Post«
men like you?" salted Knarf.
"Oh yes," said the Squirrel- "Our Fish-Postmen Postman
Knarf had just reached the Crow that you're looking for." steps outside the door when the said Knart, automobile stopped Portman's just in front of the big tree "That won't maller." said the deliver letters to folks who live that stood at the edge of the Squirrel-Postman. "Her Crow in lakes and rivers. And we also We call sidewalk,
might not be the same Crow have Mole-Postmen. "Good morning. Mr Post that I'm looking for, but ho them Molemen. They delive: man." Knart called out to him. may be able to help me find letters to Moles and Chipmunks
"Good morning.
and other folks who live under- Inу Boy." the one I am locking for." answered the Postman.
ground.
Just before the Squirrel-Post- man turned back into his auto- mobile, Knerf said:
"Well, good morning. I'd bel- ler be getting along."
Knart was delighted to dis- cover that there were different kinds of Postmen delivering let- lers to different kinds of folk. He wondered what kind of
to
He's a squirrel-
"Arc there many Squirrel- Knarf noticed an. And then extraordinary thing. The Post- Postmch: Ilke you, sir?"
"Quite a number." said the man was a Squirreli
We deliver There couldn't be any doubt Squirrel-Postman. nbout it. He had a Squirrel's letters to Squirrels and also lo face and a Squirrel's fur and other folks who live in trees Postmen delivered letters
Squirrel's whiskers. And when like Robins and Sparrows and folks Like Lions and Tigers. He We also wondered if one day he would he stepped out of the automo- sometimes Monkeys. bile, he stood with his arms in have Fish-Pastmen front of him and his hands folded down just the way Squir- rels always do when they stand at the foot of a tree in the park, holding a peanut.
Only this Squirrel-Postmar was holding a letter in his hand.
Wants help
"I wonder if you could help me," he said to Knart In his low, pleasant, cheerful Squirrel-y voice.
Knarf said he would be glad to help him.
"I've gol a letter here. It's addressed to A. Crow, Pine Tree Roots, Top Floor. I've been rid- Ing in my automobile HU One the street and down another, Squirrel-Postman, explained. "I finally found t pine tree just inside the park but no one there had ever heard of Mr A. Crow." "That's a shame." said Knar?. "There's a Lady who lives in a House on this street who has a Crow,"
"You do?" asked Knarf.
meet a Giraffe-Postman or an. Elophant-Postman.
Rupert and the Sky-boat- 23
Datullw
While they are peening at the mystery. Rupert tits it alightly Immediately the hammer head slips off and falls with a bump to the ground, while the piece of metal drags itself from his hand and Ross whizzing up into the sky Why, that exactly what hap
pened before when he untied the iron hook," says Margot, just as the man reappears carrying a tray with lemonade and buns. "Oh. please. I'm afraid we've lost one of your bits of metal," quavers Rupert. "It shot up into the sky. Will it came "back" again ? ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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