1941-04-26 — Page 11

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THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 26, 1941. Bringing Up Father

OH-IT'S SUCH FUN TO BE AT MY HUSBAND'S OFFICE -ATTENDING

TO HIS BUSINESS-

AH-LITTLE SWEET POTATO I'D LIKE

TO SEE THE BOSS-

YOU'D REMOVE YOUR HAT- YOU COULD SEE I AM

THE BOSS-

OH I BEG YOUR PARDON - AND IF ME. BROTHER WUZ

HERE- I'D GIT HIM TO APOLOGIZE TOO-AND IF ME SISTER WUZ HERE -

I'D GIT HER TO CRY FOR ME -

DON'T BE SO RUDE- WHAT IS YOUR ERRAND?

Page 11 By George MacManus

WELL IF YOU ARE THE BOSS-

I HAVE HERE FOR YOU-TWO BOXES OF CIGARS - A PLUG OF TOBACCO- A PAIR OF DICE AND TWO TICKETS FOR BURLESQUE SHOW - AND CALL DINTY AT FIVE O'CLOCK-

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||Cene 1941, King Features Syndicum

A PAGE FOR WOMEN

Curious Phenomena Of

Likes And Dislikes

Has it occurred to you. I think bas, that not all who know you like you"

GWD) personal var

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life

The married woman m our daily man capitul is ever present

her brother-in-law Its familiar to all adults. felt that if

wed the girl of his own choice and yet it as an unsolved mystery

There would be a great deal of why it should be so

haggling and fighting in the atting. Her husband found a solution.

"Why not let my brother marty your sister?"

once viited a friend who wins had been there

Take your

· Examine it Recall the many lit te. apparently neurbequential in hosintal She chibarrassinents you have suffered for a month: when someone cut you cuir when you were just getting warmed up to your theme.

The so-called "popular" people are not so popular if you go be hind the immediate scene and hear some of the remarks that are made in their absence.

Although it would appear thal there possibly could not be any- harbour wind one who would thoughts about them, the fact is that there are many bitter com- ments made. Sometimes, of course, so popular with the a person is

220) one dares to majority that make an adverse comment.

The truth IN that none of us

the really under: tands

pheno- menon of personal bikes and dis-

Jikes.

Our younger set calls for GRAVY

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Dorothy Greig

VERY wave of small try as it comes along over the years just naturally loves gravy-over bread, in a brown pool atop fluffy mashed potatoes, on meat, over vegetables. Even grown-ups have been known to view with anticipation a big bowl of rich brown gravy on the dinner table.

But I know a thing or two about gravy I'm going to pass on to you. One is how to enrich the flavor and, increase the quantity of pan gravy. This I call:

Savory Beef Gravy'

3 cups browned beef gravy - 1 can condensed mock turtle soup Add the mock turtle soup to the browned beef gravy. Heat to the boiling point and serve. This gives about 4% cups of gravy.

And next, believe it or not, it'a' possible to have gravy any time you want it whether you have meat

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While I talked to her the nurse cone cound with the thermometer She was quite a charming person, and besides, went about her work without any fuss.

She was alt my friend siniles, and although was not very cheerful in her tone, the

relaxed never mrse

her

charm.

After the nurse had left I askra my friend why she was so curt to the charming young woman who

Py Stella Margare

had taken so much trouble ever nyer "a grouser

She is supposed to be the most here, but I don't popular nurse like her a bit"

Strangely enough

the dislikes

at the married sister vanishett

brother-in-law became a Het "great fellow" in her convictions, took change and surprising place in the accounts of his con- durt sent to our typist friend.

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The marted Woman even un- dertook the task of proposing on behalf of her brother-in-law.

But, of course the truth was

the out, and

whole plan Wits abandoned.

Such 15 the mystery of this

likes

dislikes. business of

and There is one thing to be learned from the commen experiences of And that is the desir- ll people. ability of dmitting to our minds without emotional protest the fact bound to en- that each of us is This is the answer I got. But conter some persons who dis- We might as well at - (drevo eird later that the fault was like ner

It was etpt this universal phenomenon CF11 The puts sufe

personal disLke without making a fuse about it. Les femel which.

has been Much unhappiness, irritability, matteord apost that partindor and vain regtet euld be put it

Barse

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unfortunately,

In an he tal in England, just after an operationi, a pubent who had come out of chlorofonin we head to remark in a weak whe-

De

Keep that sandy-haired nuse away She gives

me the jitters, I'd rather have the little fal one."

When you get into a tran-car. 'bus or train. look around you, and ask yourself why you like some and dislike others.

It is curious, also, that these Arst impression-preferences often change as mysteriously as they appear.

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of some of our lives if we crad realise the fact that any universal phenomenon is round to apply to

Although few great i as well

have troubled fo myelindogists wete extensively op this aspect lives. Elizabeth Barrelt of our Browning goes deep into it in sommet begining

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# theu must love me, let it be for naught.

Except for love's sake only. Do not sav.

I love her smile her look- hey

way

Of speaking gentiy for a trick

Only the most stubborn insist of thought that they never modify their first Impressions.

Further down in the sonnet she But when one's likes and dis-exclaims with insistence; "love me

for love's sake!" Bikes sellie down to permanence, they are as inexplicable as ever. This fart is SO disconcerting to logic and to coinmon sense, that nost people refuse to accept it.

We generally bring up all sorts of things as reasons for our feel- ings.

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We often say, very sweepingly: "I like Edna, she is so cheerful, always like cheerful people." But even as we utter these words we know (if we are honest with our- selves) that So-and-So is cheer- ful and that we have often wished we could wipe the silly grin from her face.

The simple truth is that we like Edna and so we like her particular brand of cheer: and we don't like So-and-So, and therefore we dis- like even her cheerfulness.

And don't claim to like a per- son for his virtues or dislike him for his faults, How many devoted- ly good people have rubbed you intolerably the wrong way? And have you said, how many times "Well. I know he has little cour. to start from or not. It's done with and less nobility--but I can't 'condensed soups. This particular help liking him." one is a deeply favored boot gravy because the consommé and mock, turtle soups are both made_on_a) rich beef stock base:;

'Quick Gravy

1 tablespoons butter

Q13 tablespoons flour

can condensed consommai

can water

"I can condensed mock turtle soup

Melt the butter in a saucepan, add the flour and blend. Then add the consommé and 1⁄2 can of water, cook until thickonod. Add the mock turtle soup and slimmer 3-5 minutes to blend thoroughly the flavors. Btrain before serving. Makes 81⁄2 súpa gravy.

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An eminent psychologist, who was in Ceylon some time ago told me an interesting story..

In his own work in Europe, he had noticed this particular pheno- menon of the likes and dis- likes of people,

A married sister of a young Lynist in London had found her husband's brother n rather boorish person. He had said'very unkind things about the newcomer to the family. The unfortunate woman hart had a few bitter moments.

But a day came when her hus- hand and his brother built some houses on land bought with com-

It was not il great poet but merely a versifier expressing one curious phenomena of the most of our lives who wrote the famous doggerel:

"I do not like thee Dr. Fell

The reason why I cannot tell;

But this I know and know full

well-

I do not like thee, Dr. Fell."

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