JACOBY on BRIDGE

I you just give the cards

chance to help you they will respond en occasion.

the

Soulli's 10 points were Tight number for an opening mo-trump, but with 5-4-2-2 clin- tribution and no club stopper his spatie call was enthiely cor- rect,

West

After Nerth jumped to three apades. South considered tome sort of slam try, but finally rettled for game,

openca the king of hearts and South was glad he had been conservative. His Arst thought was to spieud his hand and claim five odd, but he decided ID give the carda

chance,

Accordingly, South, took his aca of hearts, cuched the king and queen of trumps to guard against any unpleasant things

WEST 400

KQJO

10 8 05

49,74

NORTH

▲ A 1032

673

• A7

KQ 102

EAST

404

20

10974

J94

+4845

SOUTH (D)

AKQITE

AR

• KQ32

No one vulnerable

South West

North East

14 PARE

14 Pass

34 Pasa

Opening lead-♥ K

Pass

Pans

in the trump suit, led the three of clubs and went up with dummy's king.

East should hove grabbed the ace and led back a heart;

either but East was

Freedy, sleepy or both. Anyway East ducked.

Back came duinmy's deuce of clubs and East was in trouble. He did not know what to do and finally did the wrong thing und ducked again.

South made his jack, entered dummy with a diamond. led a high club, rufted out East's nec, eventually discarding his los- The heart on the fourth club to wind up with n the tricks.

CARD Seridek

Q-The bidding has beca: Wert

14

Pass

Paas

North

East South

Double Pass 24 Pans 34

24

4

Pass

7

You, South, hold:

ÁTO VAQ65% ◆KQ08 405

What do you do?

A-Bid four diamonds and

awall developments.

TODAY'S QUESTION

Your partner jumps to five hearts. What do you do now?

Answer Tomorrow

THE CHINA MAIL MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1961.

WOMANSENSE

Jean Soward

LOOK! Moscow

is catching up!

Discreet but smart for a young wife

We have always adopted a rather superior attitude to Russia over fashions. We send our models to Moscow to show Russia's women what's what. But now, as these pictures from Russian fashion magazines reveal, Rússia's own designers are catching.up-fast.

·For the young executive type

Shoe styles for an evening out

Moscow cover girlTM

...uo toiler she

Allure for the tall and

twenty'..

Poplin for a poppet... it's in red, with white piping

LADY LUCK

your

CHINA MAIL

horoscope

MONDAY, JUNE 5

You

are

AQUARIUS (January 21-

February 19): proud of your ability to grasp things quickly, but should guard against losing interest too soon.

PISCES (February 20-March 20): A friend's description of his sojourn abroad will give you an Interesting glimpse of a very different way of life. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Your holiday plank may have to be altered to suit the convenience of the rest of the family.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20):

You save yourself a great deal of heartache by being so ready to forgive and for- get.

GEMINI (May 21-June 21): To be more critical of your own work would be the first step towards its improve-

ment.

CANCER (June 22-July 21): Don't be taken in by 1 flattering letter which is likely to be followed by an inconvenient request.

LEO (July 22-August 21): Courage in the face of re-. curring difficulties continues

For all those

to add to your strength of character,

VIRGO (August 22.

September 22): A person in authority may prove hard to convince, but sheer per- sistence should wear him down in time. LIBRA

23- (September October 22): Tonight's out- ing will be a great success, but don't spall it by repeat- ing it too soon.

23-

SCORPIO (October

November 211: If you can't afford to jeopardise your job, bo more careful to whom you complain about it.

SAGITTARIUS (November

22-December 21): If you are too free with your hard- .earned money, you will al- ways find others ready to ncip you spend it.

CAPRICORN (December 22- January 201: Postpone an attempt to reach an under- standing with your partner until you are both in a more concillatory mood.

YOUR BIRTHDAY: If your birthday is this week, you will find a symbol of good fortune in a gift of a mono- grammed clothes brush.

who say

cook.

VERY time a foreign- we can't

EVE

er, describing his visit

to Britain, raises appull-

"Orangeade to drink with it.”

ed eyebrows to heaven he means. And then to finish, and says "Your food!" I listen dutifully,

stowed fruit--with custard!"

Melon and blackberry waterlilies, J

The wine was an inexpensive

But, deep but good Cote de Beaune. The wince and I wonder, down. I'm sure he is just reelt coffee was black as night, hot Where on earth do these from on out-of-date funny book. just as it should be.

ing an anecdole he remembers as passion, and sweet as love-

people go to eat?

"Tinned tomato soup!" the foreigner outraged.

For instance, at a dinner party from

I extracted the cooking details

the Hists in North London

"Cold veal and ham plc- salad with no dressing¶ā boiled potatoes," he shudders.

was:-

Leck soup

Poulet Maric-Jeanne,

pommes aloll Green salad

радя

and my hostess, menu them on hero to any reader who needs to stun a sceptical. Continental guest.

with

CHILDREN'S CORNER Away with the toil and on

Punch's Favorite Pie

-Hanid Thinks Of A Fitting Name For It-

By MAX TRELL "INCLE Punch," said Hanid, the Shadow Girl with the Turned-About Name, "do you like pic?"

Uncle Punch, who was lying stretched out in his rocking

Uncle Punch kept shaking his head,

"I love them all," he finally sald, "but there's one ple I like better."

"What's the name of it?" asked Hind.

"That's it," said Uncle Punch. "What's it?" nsked Finnid,

chair in the sunny window, opened his eyes. He looked sur puzzled. prised.

"It has no name," replied

"Eh? What was that? Do I Uncle Punch. like to fly Unele Punch said.

"No," sald Honid. "I suld da you like ple?"

ed, "I ke pte."

"What kind du

like you

best?" asked Sanid,

"What kind of pls do you like best *** Xianid asked Dir, Punch.

IT seems that Russia's women-ór some of them at least-no longer conform to the popular idea of the horny-handed toiler wielding a road pick for the glory of the Soviet Union.

with

the gloss

shoes with bows on them, a hat

I have been looking at some of Russia's with an eye vell, and carrying a fashion magazines. Mod, the top publication in large ginger-coloured tog, this field, compares with our own similar maga- One understood the designer's zines and emerges from the encounter unblushing, sense of outrage. It presents fashions that have a Western flavour of luxury and gloss.

is changed.

It all sounds like home.

The Leck soup needs 14lb. leeks, 2 pints stock (chicken bones, or a boullion cube), 1 tablespoons four, pinch of thyme, and 1oz. butter.

Clean lecks and choo Ansly. Melt butter in thick bottomed pan, add Iecks and thyme and stir hard. When locks turn soft (but not brown) sfly In flour. Add hot stock and bring to boll, then simmer for half an hour.

If the soup needs thinning odd 鼗 little milk-and Gerve with grated cheese. (This can

be made the day, before.)

Tho Paulet Marie Jeanne needs a tender young chicken Different from home, however onions, 202, butter,

(for 2-4 people), 2 medium% are the prices.

one-third

pint thick cream. French mus-

grated cheese

Prepare as follows;--

These, by our standards, seem

tard, one sherry glass of brandy, terrifying. Very Hittle in the will do), 1 clove garlle and 202. 11⁄2 pints stock (bouillon cubo fashionable dress no

under £20; £10 to 12 for a respect. ablo pair of choes: Savile-row Nothing could be further way Mr Khrushchev-newly returned,

Today, all that

prices plus for a man's suit. 1. Chop onlon Anely and cook from heavy industry and brick one Imagines, from a jaunt to Soviet women do not want for

slowly in loz. butter. Add garlic, then the the West-was not satised with advice on what to wear and how spolled-ones of the Communist stock. Simmer for one hour,

Only the children, the always- also chopped, laying for instance,

and thyme and Must have a name

giri on the cover-an ethereal the looks of the girls back home. to wear it: it is handed out to world, seem lo fare reasonably.

them as freely in

2. Cut the Russian Little girls dresses are simple pieces and cook without brown- chicken into four creature in while and black with "But it has to have a name,"

In the paper Young Com fashion papers as in our own, and practical, "That's different," said Uncle insisted Ilank.

a touch of turquoise, melancholy munist an artist dress designer

pretty and by iing in the other ounce of butter, "It can't be "It is," agreed Uncle Punch. Slavonie uyes aslant under Punch, smiling, “Yes,” he add- anything:

comparison, cheap. Mothers can 11 It hasn't Kot a s

the employed In the All Union Dre In the measured terms of the buy them for about

turning pieces over and over. zaine."

ny favourite-favourite mushroom brim of her fashion Design House in Moscow experts speaking to the

303-one Pour on the brondy, and light. favourite pic."

con- day's earnings for an averago Uncle Punch

the that agreed

Soviet verted. Russian fashion writers Soviet skilled worker, roundly abused

3. Strain stock and pour it Hanid was right.

"Only i hasn't got a name," ble pale grey hat,

woman-in-the-street for "going now, dlasert'minutely on the

aver chicken pleees. Cover and wold Hanid.

cook on low heat for 15 minutes. And the "It's my favourite-favourite

girls inside do not about looking not only unaltruc- newest world fashion trends.

There's no doubl, Moscow is Baste occasionally. "That sald Uncle Punch, have the square, peasant figure, live but absurd."

discuss shoulder shapes and looking up, ple," he said, "but it hasn't got the only thing it hasn't got, we are led to believe

collor forms, agonise over the a name."

think it's got everything else." heritage of all Russians.

-(London Express Service). Hanld asked Uncle Punch

It clted the example of the length question "15in, from ground, Gr 17in.?"--- Punch tried to think of which what was In his favourite- "Now what would be a good are tall, well set up young girls she saw every morning in the

on thia height, ple he liked besi. He took so favourite ple.

name for that pie?" Hanid Bald Women whose allure lies some- the Moscow Metro wearing an opending long thinking and he kept his

almost to herself,

where between a Swedish open- orange coot with square width, and log lair beauty queen and à sixth- shoulders, black patent leather the wearer, crab "Do you have a name?" Uncle form prefect who has discardert. apple - and there's coconut, Punch usted her eagerly. her uniform, made Q trave walnut, peanut- and there's

"Let's call it Allpic,' sold effort to keep of the starch. whipped croam, eweet cream, Hand. thick cream, thin cream-and She decided to help him make there's maple syrup, molasses, up his mind about, which ple he honey, lump sugar, granulated liked best.

sugar, powdered sugar, plums, pinch to make him open his there's also lemon juice, orange First she gave him a small raisins, cinnamon, vanilla and

Julee, grapefruit juice.""

"Now let me see," sald Uncle Punchi

Hand walled a while. Uncle

eyes shut for such a long time there's opple, pineapple,

"Well." said Uncle Punch,

tint Hanid began to think he had fallen asleep, again.

eyes again.

Sho'll help

"Apple plo?" abe asked. "That must be the pie you like best, isn't it, Uncle Punch?”

Uncle Punch shook his head, "I love apple pie, but it isn't my favourite," be sold.

Interrupts Punch

"Oh my," interrupted Hand suddenly, there's so much In your ple, Uncle Punch!"

Just the thing! "Alipio... Aliple

ple

All-

very good!" said Uncle Punch. "From now on

my

and is really trying.

*

is the

They

favourite favourite favourite-me: "But how far

Before you look wise and nak favourite ple will be known as from the pages of her fachion removed Allpie because it has all those

Hurezin thing in it and they all become

averago ple. Thank you, Hand dear," Rullan woman? stop Л ank yourself:

13 the

moment and Hand made Uncle Punch "How for removed from the promise to give her a big slice; average Belilsh women are our "There's even more than that," of Aliple the next time he made own beanpole model girls Bald Unele Punch. There's also one,

-pictured. lying in wild abandon "Huckleberry pie?" suggested strawberries rod, bits of bread,

across the bonnels of ente. gr. Itanku.

"Certainly, certainly," Uncle desperately day, surrounded by water and salt, eggs and moll, "No," sold. Unclo Funch milk and flour, mixed for an Punch said. "Certainly all the

men at the cocktail thoughtfully,

Uncle As Hauld walked out of the party?" "not huckleberry hour, and then,"

sald pie."

Punch, "you put 11 alt in a plo room," ale nw Uncie Punch dish und bake 11. And when stretched out in his rockies Be Miri It's not much like "Peach ple?" suggested Hanld. 11's done you cut 11 in big slices chair again, his eyes shut, most of us, iM CULPAR UNA "Cherry plet. Blackberry pio? and eat it with fee cream." smile on his lips ns de started Pumpkin pie? Lemon meringue "It sounds like a wonderful dreaming of a large round All*~ Xt was just about a year ago plot'

pic," said Hanid.

ple, fresh out of the oven. one began to get an Inkling that

་་

fonnation of

PACKING

PROBLEM

Rupert and Gwyneth-32

As Podgy and Rupert are ruming away mirably they hear voices on the shelf and men that the owl and Tabitha are aquabbling over nothing. Then the two pale see called back. My friend, the witch's cat, had persuaded the that you'd be more hulaanen if you

**

ainyed than it you went away.** says the owl.

so you may go. "Oh, thank you,” says fuperi nervously, but how can we go? *** **Oli denti pave you no brains at. af dys The bird testily, "Go the same way as you came Now don't waste any time;aný potu į′′ ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

4. Remove chicken pieces and keep them hot. Add to stock, by now much reduced, the cream, a teaspoonful of French mus- turd and loz. grated cheese. Sur madly. Pour this, over chicken pieces, sprinkle the whole with grated cheese and return to hot oven for 10 minutes, then serve, For Pommes Atoll-chiop po- tatoes to about the elze.

four THAT do you pack when pennies, but thick WHA

pennies. Mel; in shallow roast- you face three years ing pan loz. butter, half a cup

פס

ان

In Australia? I talked to of water, a good pinch of salt, Lady d'Liale, the wife of and one Onely chopped garlle the new Governor-General, clove,

When the liquid to hot, add. about what to take in the potatoes. Stir well, getting each way of British goods for re-plece coated with watery fat. plenishing &

Put In hottish oven (ssy 6) for Government

about 45 minutes. house the other side of the tonally.

Turn occa-

The Melon and Blackberry Walorifiles call for fresh molons She plans to leave ALL her (one for two people) and tin

and a falthful, useful household equip- |óf -Blackberries, ment behind, and to indulge in

world.

V

Cut the melons in half, rig-

ja spending syree the other side. | zag fashion, all round, Remove She will be taking a British pipe and stir up puly a bit, then cookery book, and a dosen hill each half with blackberries, portraits and watercolours and Berve them on latge, fist groen some of the familý stiver,

loavo, with thick cream if you wanibut personally, I think -ELIZABETH, DICKSON.{{t's unnecessary.

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