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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1951.

WOMANSENSE

"ALMOND FINGERS

GROUND ALMONDS ARE SO EXPENSIVE,

MRS A AND DO LIKE ALMONDS IN CAKES

TRY THESE FINGERS

THEN

SIEVE TOGETHER BOZ FLOUR AND 1 TEA SPOON OF

-BAKING POWDER, RUB..IN 40Z MARG

ADD 402

CASTOR SUGAR AND KNEAD TO. A PASTE WITH

↓ EGG YOLK

ROLL BUT TO A

THIN STRIP ABOUT 10X6 INCHES AND LAY ON A BAKING- SHEET LINED WITH GREASED PAPER

Your Sewing Scrapbook

FE

Mary Brooks Picken

Now is the Time to Sew-For Spring and Summer JEBRUARY and March top the There are fibre shortages and list in home cowing activity. these will increase. Wool and example, are Statistics prove that in these two line cottons, for months women do more of their going to cost more and be bar- sewing than in any other time of der to get in the qualities you the year, Surely now is the time have come to expect. Rayons, to stw, when you must stay in however, are here in abundance, cager for greatly improved in textures, doors, when you are

colour-lasting qualities, in Easter and spring to come, when in you are tired of slush, of coats serviceability, and at prices that

are quite reasonabic, and galoshes.

LENT RECIPE on

Tomato Salads

"opping John"

Cri Com Bread Rhubarb Chard

Steamed Chinese Cabbage Ahite Crumb Pudding

Hard Sauce Coffee, Tea or Muk Ait Measurements Are Level Recipes Serve Four

"Hopping John"

2

1.

Taruny de mate with deted broadbrant, brinck-eyed peas, or white peas. black-eyed benne Plok over the cow peas or Bolling water and tel einer 30 min.

what-

wear.

We

Notions You Need Make a list today of the no-

you need-get out the yard goods you have, the rem nants you've been tempted into buying. If you have kept these

Features-and Scrapbook

Then there is the season's sil- hope you have clipped them-

find many ideas for houette-many,

dresses many you will

sleeves, chorter using short lengths of fabrics to with kimono mike

long-serving articles of sleeves, or na sleeves, and there- Skirts are Tore casy to make. Vixit the notion department- simple, easy to cut, to stitch, to and to hem. There are time-savers hang tonk over all the they have, Visit the closet acces- trimmings galore. sury shop in your favourite store ever are to be used. Cover with the lovely plastic-covered boxes and cabinets-like the two Meantime mice alt pork and shown here. They're ideal for brown it. Add to the noaked bodholding all your sewing supplies, beans and water. Add i lep, sali,

such as zippers, patterns, braids, and 1⁄2 tsp. proper and denier until the beans are tender, from buttons. to 2 brs. Or pressure-cook 33 min. at 1 s. pressure. Then add mw rice while, brown con- verted. Dring to a rapid bod) and mmer ventil to 1 14 tender, from 22 to 24 min. Add 2 tsp. butter or margarine. Serve with

nato ketchup.

in crey- cabbage Cut Chinese

thick. Wool and placé a kettle. To 2 lbs. add 1 Lp, salt, tap, niger au boiling water to the depth of 14". Cover and steam-bol until tender, about

WIND

olicies .1"

c.

minced

8 mm Drain and senge with mel-

Dut ivité bulur. ted pasiry or ohives.

Mr Anthony Eden at the Carlton Ladies' Club, with chairman. Lady Maxwell Fyfe,

BEETHOVEN

BRAHMS

DEBUSSY

DELIUS MOZART

RAVEL

SUK

-(London Express Service)

Visit the lace and embroidery counter. See ribbons and bruids, bullons and patterns that will be pretty for you, right for your laundry or cleaning routine and, best of all, right for your pocket.

book,

Sew now, so you can be ready for Easter, and sew now, so you can afford to sun yourself this summer with an easy conscience.

SPREAD WITH THE BGG-WHITE SLIGHTLY BEATEN

AND MIXED

WITH 402. ICING SUGAR

THEN SPRINKLE WITH 402 OF CHOPPED ---BLANCHED.

.ALMONDS, AND BAKE IN A SLOW OVEN

TILL GOLDEN- BROWN

THEN CUT IN FINGERS, AND COOL ON A WIRE TRAY

Fashioned For Ball

A choker of multi-coloured beads and a strapless satin gown, for Miss Wanda Gardner and a gown of pink net for Miss Jane Hughes. They attended the Middlesex Hospital ball, at the Dorchester.-(London Express Service).

BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

Chirpie Took a Flying Lesson

-The Hawk Taught Him a Thing or Two—

By MAX TRELL

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beak people have

and said, "Don't

to take walking

do"

Chirpic lessons?" "They he came

replied Hanid,

they're for his "when

very small;

breakfast breadcrumbs, "I when they're children But took a flying lesson yesterday, they don't after they grow up. It didn't do me much good. And you're grown up."

Ways

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bird that flies much faster than

But on the other hand I did But Chirple said that flying learn a few things about flying, was probably good deal

harder than walking It isn't casу

"You to fly, you know,

he went on, "different BLO and

birds fly in different ways, and moment Knart and At this

the Hanid,

shadow-children `some

are better than with the turned-about names, other ways. This flying lesson who were latening to Chirple, I took yesterday, I took from a suddenly interrupted him.

"Flying?" exclaimed Hand. "You look a lesson in flying? But you're a bird, Chirple!"

"That's right" agreed Chir ple.

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"Birds don't have to take flying lessons" said Knart.

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The hawk was sitting on

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I can--and he flies Laster without half as much trouble." to do it, Chirpic, my friend.

"What bird is that, Chirple?", I'll show you how to rest Knarf asked.

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now told about his lesson

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"Now that sounded liko flying

very good thing to learn, so I mat Hawkle yesterday told Hawkle that I would take afternoon, sitting

a big a flight with him, and learn dead branch on a fallen tree, how rest On my wings in in the middle of the swampy the air when I got tired. Then place near the pond. He was up we went, higher and higher just sitting there, not moving, till the pond looked like and for # minute two I,

or

of allvery drop

water and thought he was stuffed."

the trees were like green match- "But he really wasn't stuffed, sticks. All this time Hawkle

sald Harid. was he?"

been had flapping his wings,

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in a way he was! He and so had I. "All right,' he was stuffed with frogs, which finally said; we're up high had come down to the enough. Now I'll show swampy place to catch and we cat. He was so stuffed full ho how to rest. With that be spread hout his wings and just Boated could hardly move,

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Opening lead-44

By OSWALD JACOBY

WHEN you make the opening lead, you can see only your own thirteen cards. Later on, when you can also sue the dummy, you may follow en- tirely different principles En selecting a lend. A good player does not confuse the two situa- tions.

West opened the four of opaden, and South won with the king. South could count only top tricks in the major muita, and ona possible club. He therefore had to bring in the diamonds in order to make his game contract; and he quite property went after the dia

acmond the monds at once. At

dia- trick, Bouth led the ten of monde and jet to wide for a frisse to Post's queen.

At this point East could defeat the outract by returning clubeum to lead the correct but he had club..

Dast actually chose to return the been pro- chab that would bare

per if he had been making the opering lead. In offer seorder det returned the queen of cimba.

at

Dumany won with the king clubs, and declarer continued the chamonde. West took the ace of diamonds and returned a club, per- rafting East to tebe in ace and Jack. Now declarer's ten of clube contraxied the fourth round that suit, wod South woma malce game and rubber.

to

That should have set this "contract by the simple expedient of return- te the at of clube instead of the queen. It was quio clear that all defence was hopeless unions Wost could gain the load. And tt West could do that, there was no need for East to waste one of his pre- clous chib boniours.

his low cub. If East retuimed chummy would win with the eight

would wis *14 diamond we Continutok and return his re- maining club. This would permit Fast to take his three top clubs, getting the contract.

CROSSWORD

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after we the.

weather, ho

he Knarf naked. off the dood "I did...oh yes, I did in- said he was going deed!"

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Went falling right down.

troù may take one for

baunt.. (4).

the truth"

I greeted along on top of the wind. him pleasantly (though to tell only moved the tippy-tip tea- you

Chirple re there at the ends of his wings marked in a low voice, "I'm just as you might wiggle the not parti fond of hawks); ends of your Uftle fingers"

and ho how-deo-da spoke about hopped silly

and

branch

to me and said

back where be belonged, mean- And what happened? ing into the sky. ing into

take a bit of a fight with me, Hawada awo pod dover and Chirpio,' he said. But I shook caught and put me on a buck

I fell again. my head and said that I didn't I tried it again, think

could. You fly too high It was no uc" Chirple righed Hawkle and too fast a for me,

as he finished his last broad- and, above all, you stay up loo crumb and wiped his beak on Bill My long without rusting

the stone window In the Air

wings

big enough. weren't "Then Hawkie mughed and You can't float in the air like a

- sparrow's wings said he did his resting: up, in hawk with the air. Tn show you how no!" 1.

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look in the directions that Pong Ping, it was me."

points and there){ més enough” in

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to Kala, hin, dad he tuità in mŭrpción,

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about. (4)

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10 The ten amicer carrion more than

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do this to 20. (5)

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24. Tuko á showing from 26 A TÓNG.

derbiton of TRÉSOCART":

at Appleby yesterday when I The festival spirit : learned from my paper that the

topic of the hour was the TWO Northumberland

TW appearance, or rather

appearance

of a sausage

под

town,

with their eyes on the South

con Bank, have announced that they taining pork. The principle is "want to build a crematorium, the higher the fewer. The higher to serve a population of the percentage of pork, the In connection with the: Feditval of Britain." A few more pretty fewer the sausages

U thoughts like this, and foreig

process

careful

Wonning there WEL once ners will tumble over them-

again bo no pork sausages, but selves to get to England this only imported Albanian skins year.

filled with refuse and larger

thin the Great Sausage of Jeff Frazer's ride Ballyhaunis, in the Castlebar Museum.

Back to normal

SINCE life is but a feast, what,

pests of my heart, is your approach to fish? The organo- leptle approach is all the rage

DMIRAL SIR EWART today... Listen. draggle-tailed A HODGSON, who met me wretches, to this: when my slip docked at MM- ton Mowbray

Briefly, It has been shown

that, by using sodium nitrite in ice, the period of

Prodnese: Appleby, surely? Syself: Honiton, The Admiral of fish, as juiced organda- handed mo the dogter of an cally, could be prolonged for. enterprising man who wore a an extra three to four days, as

with. controls glass cap on his birthday, with compared earpieces made of roofing mate- ordinary ice. rial Hla nicce made him a cap Holy mackerelt

YOUR BIRTHDAY.........By STELLA

are

TUESDAY, MARCH 20

you

You

born today. have a positive ailitude towards life, have very definite ideas, and are a natural executive. You enjoy study just for the sake of learning and once you have a good memory, you retain what you learn for future Ne. Although you take the aclontt fe attitude toward most things, you are interested in the psychic and the occult. This; however, is some- thing that only a very few friends closest to you may know.

Bince you have a great deal of independence, you intensely dislike having others "interfere with your Idens. If someone tries to tell you what to do, the chances are you will get balky and stick to your own ideas more firmly than ever? You will be happiest if you select a pre- Individual Inlative fraton where

is needed.

However, you have very strong home and family iles Those your Jove can Jafluence you, sometimes against your better judgment. Don't let this become your downfall

To

There is a timidity in your nature which you must be sure to correct

And what the saw have in in youth. Learn how to sneak in

for tomorrow, select you pubite and meet strangers with ease. Being naturally friendly, you like birthday star and read the corre people, but you do not enjoy ponding paragraph. Let your birth- making the first advances.

day star be your daily guide.

store

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 29)- Junior may ask you to do something for him. Don't hesitate. Bo operative.

CO*

21) (Apr. 21-May

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 27)--- Mingle with others soolally. You ran afford to take a little time off for entertainment.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Ik (9)—

TAURUS whom are Jue expending our This-first day of spring should bring Economy

comes to expending your, you-renewed ambition and intrapsed energy. Make every motion count. energy.

GEMINI

21) (May 12-June Develop somo

talent which previously may have been an avoca ion and you may discover it be comes your profession,

CANCER (June 27-July 23) Take time oui this evening for a Hittle recreation. All work, can

nake you dull!

LEO (July 26-Aug- 23) Get work done early this morning so that when afternoon and evening come, you can relax socially,

VIRGO (ARE. *4-Sept. 23) Don't let envy or jealousy bother Take it diplomatically. You you will know it criticism is deserved.

24-Oct 23).

LIBRA (Sept. Make sure that your energies are well spent. Don't let others impose upan your good nature.

SCORPIO (Det 4-Nov.

You may not care for detail work but someone has to do if you don't.. Shoulder your share.

CHESS PROBLEM

By: L. LARSEN

(Jan. 21-Yeh, 19)---- AQUARIUB I routide je gelting on your nerves, onse up and try something diferent for a change.

་་

PISCZA (Feb, 20-Mar. 39) Resolve to start something new today. It can prove important to your future succost.

A

BARBS

By HAL COCHRAN

DOCTOR

says most people A weigh more in winter than in summer. Heavy colds could be one reason.

People who do not pay as they go have a lot more trouble coming back.

A

Black, 7 pieces,

bass caught in Florida weighed 34 pounds. It just

Scarbor

missed weighing twice as much

[by not getting away.

鸡

White, 11 pieces.

White, to play and mate in two.

Solution problem:

to

yesterday's

1, P-B4, Kt-Q2; 2, P-B5, Kt (QZ). moves; 3, R-B5 (1) 2`. Kt (K1) moves; 3, N—Q0),

POCKET CARTOON

by OSDERT LANCASTER

Piedrags ? 4 Now" that ha

Caving a Foreign 2001 people are optig

INTELLIGENCE TEST

POPE'S BENEFIT

By T. O. HARE (JAFFER POPES benen

last night" 30" DUK Stacie. W 1 playedjo Lour rubbers as di wundrid. He Ly them all and netted Were thus jarga rubbers?” #rubber; 1

›mory, than DWION

What were tiré Booras së tha "other 3hree rubbers and pije wwwg Dick"Btevie's wartnálet

(Solution on Page 8)

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2. A lowboy, and a tallboy are različtes, qf furniture, but what is a carboy?

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20p: Hów many meridiania lines of Jókailido sro there?

Who invented the dot and dash, kystem in telegraphý?