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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1051,

WOMANSENSE

SPINACH PUDDING

ME SEE...

WASH ilb SPINACH WELL, CUT OUT THE RIBB, AND CUT THE LEAVES INTO THIN STRIPS

BROWN A SMALL CHOPPED

ONION IN A LITTLE MARG, SPRINKLE WITH A TEASPOON

FLOUR- STIR WELL

ADD THE SPINACH AND STEW

FOR TO MINUTES

NOW ADD

94 PINT VEGETABLE |STOCK, BALT, PEPPER, NUTMEG

AND

PARSLEY

402 BREAD-

CRUMBS SOAKED IN A LITTLE MILK

AND FINALLY

A BEATEN,

EGG, MIXING

WELL TOGETHER

PUT INTO

À PUDDING BASIN, ORGASED

AND SPRINKLED WITH FLOUR, TE UP AND STEAM FOR AN HOUR

AND SERVE TURNED OUT

AND SURROUNDED WITH SAUTE POTATOES

Simple Dress with Draped Scarf Trim

LIERE in a simple dress with a

úraped starf trim. You may like to have scarf removable au as to wear dress with oiler ac- cessories, or attach scarf os per- manent trim.

For blouse,

you

nced two

lengths, shoulder to waist, plus 13⁄41⁄2”; for meist, two lengths, whist to hem, plus 3

For Blouse Section

Tear off double shoulder-to- waist length plus 11⁄2" for blouse section Fold lengthwise, wrong side out, folding top selvåge over Va bust plus 7" as at A. Pin.

Cut off lengthwise strip for scarf by cutting close to relynge A.

B is on fold at lower left cor-"

C

ner.

13 half way point on 'fold. Chalk line straight across from C to selvage

for D.

For neckline, E is to right of C; F is 1/6 neek measurement plus above; G depth desired in front or about 7", Chalk neck- line curves shown.

Length of Shoulder

H is length of shoulder lens 1" from F. I is armhole plus 2" to lert of C. Chalk a line straight across from 1 to 3 at selvage.

Kis 4 bust plus 11⁄4"

in from

1. L is 4 bust from B. Connect L-K; K-J. M is 1" to, right of D. Connect M-H.

Cut out neckline from E to F around to C. Cut underarm I around to J, curving at K, as shown. Cut from M to H.

Fold front over back section along shoulder line F-H, centre front and centre back, folds matching, 'Cut back shoulder line and underarm same as front,

Loft Sida Opon Stitch shoulder and 'underarm seams, leaving left side. open 3" from waistline. Gather bottom of waist, drow

up

waist

́measure.

10

For skirt, tear balance of fabric

in half crosswise. Pin selvages to- gether. Lay with selvage toward. you.

N. is lower left corner. O

lower right comer, P is 2" above

N. Connect P und O.

plus

Q is 7" to right of P. R is 1⁄4 hip

2"

above Q. S is 1⁄4 hip plus

· 7′′ above 0.

Chalk straight line from S through R to edge of fabric. Curve bipline to waist as shown, as at T.

Cut skirt front P-O; S-R and along hip curve. Turn front

around and lay side edges along line R-S. Cut skirt back same as

front..

4% Bust +7+

BABE

Sema centre back and centre front. Sutch side seams, start- ing left seam 7" below waist for placket opening. Press.

Pin waist and skirt together at waistlines. Put dress on. Check

Mark

A Paris

Of Real

IN

Paris.

his collection of spring fashions, Balman show. ed daytime clothes that are newsy and wearable, accom- panied by opulent furs and followed by many beautiful picture evening gowns, About 170 models

were shown.

sleeves

"Evasive" was the name given the light, invisible network of Duralumin metal which flared homs and swung them as the mannequins walked. Other news was fine-mauve mink for a small tle scarf shown with navy dress. An anti-tan swimsuit with Jong

in black was worn with a brick rafla wig to protect the head, Boutonnieres ere combined of diamonds and real orchids. An evening rain- cuat in pale blue fallle Wos trimmed with mink, and a live poodle dog was tinted mauve to match the costume.

neckline, sleeves, and waistline.CUTE beach Even bottom of skirt, length.

Zipper Insortion Hemove dress. Stitch waistline. Put in dress zipper, following fastener instructions. Face neck line and bottom of sleeves with blas. Turn hem and silp-atch. Finish lengthwise edges of scarf with rolled hem. Gather ends; draw shirring up tightly; bind ends.

Drape around neckline. Tack ends at waistline and back of neck if desired.

Make 1"-wide belt. Finish with buckle.

BOYS'

jersey

suits of striped shirting looked like men's shirts but were really shorts. A couple of culotte dresses were disguised by fullness,

Numerous, well tailored sults were shown in gray flannel, checked glenurghuart suitings,

fine black or tweed,

Collection Opulence

or liny encrusted contrasting scarf draped across the front.

OUTSTANDING

coats were

gently flaring from natural shoulders with gores marked by hand fagoting. This was done in pastel shaggy fleeces, white ottoman and plque. These had sleeves wide on forearm, Fitted fullskirted redingotes

also had voluminous sleeves, as did a handsome loose coat of ranch mink. Dresses and sults had simple steeves.

Many

dresses allm daytime shown were fine black woollens. These were sometimes combined with black fallle as one com- posed of broad alternate bands die and falile, mounting from dingonally

hem shoulders, Some had side drape, others toward the back; several had intricate scaming near the hem at back resulting in a

tiny duck tall flare. Other dresses flare over "avasive" metal framework. Lots of whito nock- wear and narrow white belts were shown on navy dress05.

Short evening dresses were colour and simple in line with

such as white fubric interest guipure lace over vivid red ne- companied by a red grosgrain redingote.

in-

navy FORMAL evening gowns woollens, dotted surahs and cluded hobble sheaths flaring shanturg. These suits had deep from knees and trailing, with

Valentin H

DUMB BELLS

KNOW

THE COUPLE NEXT EI POOR SEEMTYREE DONT VERY DEVOTED, HE KISSES HER WHENEVER THEY MEET WHY DON'T YOU DO THAT

HER WELL ENOUGH

● JACOBY ON BRIDGE

• BY • THE

THE WAY.

by Beachcomber

Interstellar

Para:

SEE that there da' talk of Experts held that, if she used the Strablamus supersonic, gas-condition- English wiries and English rotatory vineyards, and that experiments radioteletractor, she might be stile are being made at Chilham and to get a message through to the nt Oxted.

If these wines come on to the market all I ask is that they shall have English names. Let them be called Chilham and Oxted, or, it you like. let them bear some local name. But don't let us have Chilham Darmac or Oxted Beaujolala. Let them make their way on their own meritas - not- on an absurd and misleading label, Za it Mra Malhuich? AT 2.43 p.m. last night, Mr and Mer Pibble, of Bouth Mimms, were listening to a talk on string when a volen internipted. Bays Mira Pibble: "It was a woman, and she shouted, How am I to get down, Doctor?" " Almost the same Interruption is reported by a retired glatter in Romaneche-Torins, a politician in Brisbane. D veterinary surgeon in Lillehammer, a porter in Madagascar, schoolmaster. In Khartoum, and a pastrycook's daughter in Coimbra.

Is Me Muthulah trying to get into touch with Strabismus?" And ta sha on the moon!

earth.

Tonight the Doctor will adjust .his. giant receiving apparatus, and if he hears anything will attempt from the top of the laundry-rool, to send signal to the intrepid charwoman. It is thought that Mrs Mulhudah may have landed on the moon and may be unable to restart the "rocket- the mysterious voice is hon. What Mrs Roof says

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Mus

noor, mother of Mulhulah, when told that it was possiblo her daughter might be the. lest human being to reach the moon, sald, "She's the restless type. Twice to Bouthend le sunmer. I suppose that won't be good enough for her after this jaunt. No wonder the late lamented Me Mulhutalı suffered from nerves. She had to be going some where even if it was just down Penamarah Street. My alater always said her patroon saint was St Viters, I bet you she doesn't stay. Tong on thai moon, the fumpot,"

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of collection export models by the famous London Fashion Designers, is this beautiful creation which in was viewed by the Queen her visit to Warwick House, James's. Lachasse, the newest member of the Society rull this Ascot designed

modelled by "Valentin " Pat. It is in yellow rayon.

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Opening lead-2

By OSWALD JACOBY

COTE-

AFTER my teammates won. the world's championship in Bermuda last year, all of the international bridge stars took a busman's holiday by

for tournament poting in pairs. One of the American pairs gave a good recount of toelf in the hard shown today.

The biddi

was #gźreceive on

smoothly fitting peplum and youthful romantic frocks in lace if he plays with an exposed elec lapels huge. off-shoulder sleeves, A small child can lose his life notched at breast height, pencil slim skirts. Interest was and embroidered organdies, extric cord, accidentally grounding both aides probably the gre

embroidered given by details such as peplums quisitely

dresses it on a radiator or other metal part of the reason was that That were short at front and with 18th century. flavour. Also article. Electric cords should be proe of the player had just Da- carrying doublebreasted but included were several alender, examined frequently for wear. bod the long stod of the losed ratch and were therefore inclined tons all the way down, or lapels but draped, black dresses that Repair or replace them. If the in- to be a bit on the pady side, It merging into collarless neckline were very Parisian,

sulation is worn off.

www the fourth player, however, who had all the work to do.

AND GIRLS'

The Shadows Visit Merlin

-But He's Just Leaving to Feed the Animals-

By MAX TRELL

-IZ NARF-——and Hanid,.

"But you've got all those things to feed the animals the_with" Knarf cried, pointing to shadow-chüdren with the the different bags Mr Merlin turned-about

found was carrying. names, their friend Mr Merlin the "That's right, I'm going to Magician

to leave feed the animals. But I'm not all ready his House of Magic. They were going to the Zoo." quite

sure he wasn't just going to take a walk even though he had his cane. They notleed

bag of that he was carrying a peanuts, a bag of corn seeds, bag of bread crumbs, and a little package of meat.

salvage

Scarf

salvage

"Oh, you're going to Zoo!" and exclaimed.

"I never go to the Zoo," plied Mr Merlin.

re-

·Center back

BACK

FRONT

RASPBERRIES

10 oz cin.

$8.20 ctn

BLACKCURRANTS

"Where Bre you going?" Hanid asked.

"I just told you, I'm going to feed the animals.”

At

In the Air this Mr Merlin waved the his cane in the air. The next instant there was a puff smoke. When the

the smoko cleared Knarf

and Hanid saw with astonishment that Mr Merlin was climbing Into a jet nero- plane painted red. "May-may

Along?” Knarf

Meriin told' Hanid he was off to feed' the animals.

FROZEN

1.90 etni

STRAWBERRIES, SLICED

BLACKBERRIES

we come

see why said.

MAGAZINE

Rupert and the Castaway ~5

"You're just the person to cheer me up, young Rupert,” he says. "I've been down in the, dumps "That's odd," replies lately."

Rupert finds the footpath lead- ing up from the sands to the top of the headland but he doesn') follow it. Instead he takes a short cut up at easy part of the clift which brings him straight to „Captain Barnacle's shack. The old ·" Then let's share our troubles."

man

says the old Captain.

Eftera

the little bear. "I'm in the dumps. 100, because my friend Bill should have been here but he's ill.'

him in

3rprise. ALL RIDHta' RESERVEN

"But where are we?" Knarf "Now,

That - player was, Alfred Shaka- wold, well-known New York' e- part, who proceeded to play the South hand on though he could wea through the backs of the cart.

Went, a tamnotas Swedisha, payer. opened a low club, and Est wom with the 400. A trump lead yould

bean better, but W couldn't know that.

East returned the douce of dia monchi, and West'e ben forced out chameng's king. Dameny returned a diamond, and East was perm- ted to hold the trick with his son, East, forling strapped for a good load, led his remaining, diamond. South played Jow, ani dummy ruten "wan" the low-truJ.

to

Sbeinwold could now afford. lose cody two tricks, and felt MIEH boomise of the penalty double that he was bound to lowo two trang tricks. He also had the queen of diamonds to take care of anci therefore couldn't afford to trumps in a hurry,

draw

STEM some thought he ruled A clubs and cashed three rounds

of spades without talking the pre- caution of leading trumps. He next sured another club, thiam rediiscing East to his four trumps.

FRIDAY, MARCH 30

you

If you are born today. you have a very positive, analytical nature. You like to get down to basic facts and are never satisfied with half truths. This can bring you a lot of opposition. But the more opposition, the harder fight. Your natural opacities are tremendous, but unless you develop them positively, you will be restless and af loose ends with the world end yourself. Be constructive in everything you do and you can find "tremendous" Happiness.

At heart, you are something of a reformer. You may be considered almost fanatical by those who do not understand your point of view. But hold fast to your high Ideals and eventually those who disagree will be brought around to your way of thinking. You haya pernuasive power and should use it in debate. If you were to cultivate a little more

diplomacy you might make a fine statesman. As it in, you will be a good attorney. You have the gift of the written word as well. 10- terested In history and current affairs, you might find your best expression in newspaper work.

Walle your emotions ard deep, you do not wast them to be all- consuming. in marriage, you want A partnership rather than a one- alded love on either side. You are not one to make a display of your affections and the one who weds you should understand this or there can be considerable unhappiness in store for both.

To find what the stars have in store for tomorrow. select your birthday star and read the car- responding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide.

SATURDAY, MARCH 31

AR123 (Mar.

21-Apr. 20) See that all your responbilties for the month are taken caro of conscientiously. Clear the decks.

TAURUS (Apr.

21-May 213

- extra work is given you, accept 31 graciously. It aan lead to future raise.

GEMINI (May 12-June 21) Make plans for a gay time this even- ing. You have definitely earned it by a hard week's work.

CANCER (June 12-July 23) You may need to change • basic plan of, procedure. Adjust in a friendly manner for the best results.

LEO (July 14-ACE- Oplimien should be paramount today. If your work has been well done, rewards are in sight.

VIRGO (Aug. 24-Bapt *---- Finish up all work on some specifier project, Get ready for a new one.

LIBIA (Bepl 24-Oct Balance your books. See if you have accomplished all you, anticipated. į it 00% correct your planning,

CHESS PROBLEM

By V, NESTORESCU Black, 2 pieces.

White, 3 pieces. White to play: mate in thres.

Solution Lo yesterday's

1, KtXBP, any; 2, Q, R, B; or

At this point declarer led the problem: queen of diamonds. West coys, jď with the noe of diamonds, and the kkog of hearts was played from dummy. Eser, barch OVIE-BAUT With )-Kt maten. the ace of "hearts since otherwise now, nothing to be declarer *, ald have eight tricke would make his ninth By ruffing a club with the jack of Iwarta.

mad

at the afraid of." Mr Merllia said in a Mr said, looking around not," Merlin sald. "Step right in."

in" big, strange-shoped trees, the calm voice, "They won't hurt He handed Knarf the bag of curious vines that twisted and you. Here, peanuts and the bag of bread tangled

crumbs to hold, Hanid

the bag

and the package

As soon as

themselves

stay back there, every- Lea!" Mr Merlin suddenly said and gave where and the oddly coloured to the lion who had come up to in the Knitt and was sniffing him, of corn seeds birds and monkeys of meat.

"Sit down all of you!".

mil in-

but

Branches.

"Africa

said Mr Merlin.

gasped Knart and

side. Mr Merlin hat Hanid.

ton and the jet

shooting up into the air.

Largo Circle

East then cashed `the

queen of hearts, capturing Charmy's ten of

hearts, but also dropping his part- ner's eight. At this point Exat had Jefy the phno and sx of hoETS, walie South had the jack) med

When Ear led the six oz

Shewold counidentty fincased the seven, thus making his

All the animals and the contract. It Mr Merlin whistled once or went so fast and so high that twice. Immediately, from all parrots sat down quietly in a Kpart

and Hand didn't have parts of the forest (or rather large circle. "Now," said Mr time to see where it was going. jungle, for that's what it really Merlin to Khart and Hank, But the

next second it came was in great crowd of parrots, "you can feed them. Give the down again. They found them- monkeys, zebras, hippopot peanuts to the elephants, the a bread crumbs to the parrots, selves in the middle of a thick amis, several elephants and forest.

lion came running-upa

corn seeds to the zebras the

the "Well," `said 'Mr Merlin the Knart and Hand clung to Mr and hippopotamus, and

that

fresh lamb Magician, here we are.” Merlin in fright!

package of chops to the llon."

HERRINGA

fil park

FOODS

BEANS

STRAWBERRIES, WHOLE

ROAST CHICKEN DINNER

BIRDS EYE

FROSTED

FOODS

PEAS

CAULIFLOWERS

$1.20 din.

RHUBARB

Kaarf and Hanid did as they

BARBS

By. HAL COCHRAN·

CROSSWORD

JA

Across

1. Being short is not so long, tồi

sit should estan the eye,- (4)

SCORPIO

(Det 24-Nov. A good day to hunt bargains. Do some important shopping. whatever you need now for the future.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 1-Dec. 22)— Pay serious heed to your progress, or lack of it, this past month. Correct your schedule if necessary.

CAPRICORN (Deo. Ki-Jan. 20) The month ahead has bright pros pects. Be sure the docks ATO cleared for a new start.

AQUARIUS

(Jan. 21-Yab. 18)—— All work can make you duli. Cet

out with your friends" and enjoy

yourself. You have earned it.

PISCES

20-Mar.

-(02

If you havo finished an important job succesfully, then night for soma celebration.

reserve to-

INTELLIGEN BESTESTA

ZOO

By T. O. HARE TOOK a niece from the country to the Zoo the other day. In the counRG OF sletter she wrote m# BOOKS afterwards: be included be following the product ther mother tells me) of prolonged cerebration:

"The PHEACLE, he is tickle; the PRABUTH CATH DO DOM: Ris appetite la spall; The KORNATE «nd

the

NORMATE aro better beasts than these;

bave

*TOS RHADAUR, Dost of all.-----

* What Oya bosste those, Mr. Haref scrambled their namesToT you; each has the saine MITO- ber of letters."

Can you solve this Ħttis. BUZZİO?

(Solution on Page 8)

Your

Check

Knowledge

1.. Helvetia is the official ume of what country?

2. Name the smallest and most_detmely populated repub- lie "in-Central America.

3. What is Selletiger's "Round?,

What countries. cupply most of the world's 'blive oll?

5.

Name: the city that is located at the Atlantic terminais of the Panama Canal.

6. How did the

play fast and Goog

*** (Answers on

1. walk captain is no cantala POCKET CARTOON

·5. Mensure of a crew's quarteru, {6}

were told. But as they walked you run into less worry ・ 10, can you Imagine it giving SOU around, they were still worried when you make your buy- leg up (0)

that the

Uw the %. 4028, and .especifi- | word cashl

bite them.

However, There was nothing

for the monkeys, who now be

ELEK

chattering

and hopping

up and down in hunger,

Ikandbags with

Mr Merlin smiled. He reach inside are popular.

ed into his pocket and took out

an enormous bunch of bananas

and: a whole carton

with

filed lch" "croum cones," Kaurt" and Hankd

• gave cach of the non- keysa bahana and an ico cream, cone. They were all very pleased

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13. Posten, (6)

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Thank Foul" said all the animals, disappearing into the think, however, that the cone thick of the jungle again,

pride replacement atterrent topts should be kept in the 7, in a narrow view tỹ take.

"Well, that's that!" said Mir dark Meiling stopped back into the Jet plane, Khart' and 'Hanla quickly "sat beside him, ""Once "risotto":"1£¦ shot?up into the airy and when I came down again

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