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SWEET CORN

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MIGHT

AS WELL USE THIS

Ye PINT

TIN UP

NOW

FRITTERS

FOR LUNCH

-FRITTERS

SIGVE 2 TEA. CUP FLOUR WỊTH A PINCH

OF SALT BREAK AN EGO INTO THE MIDDLE--

THE CHINA MAIL MONDAY, MAY 21, 1951,

WOMANSENSE

AOD A SMALL TEASPOON OUVE OIL, STIR IN 2 TEACUP MILK AND

BEAT GMOOTH

STIR IN 12 THE TIN OF

CORN, DRAINED, VIND BEAT LIGHTLY

THEN DROP IN SPOONFULS

IN HOT OIL

OR COOKING FAT. BROWN LIGHTLY ON EACH SIDES AND SERVE WITH

HOT SYRUP

DEFERRED HONEYMOON

Hal fashion from Ceylon, worn by Mr, Onally Gulamhusein.

Woman from Ceylon

N London on L deferred of diamonds, pearls and rubies, honeymoon is Mrs. Onally From her cars hang strings of Gulambusein, wife of a wealthy true pearls coloured gold,

merchant in Ceylon, enll her Yvonne. She likes to be called Jasmine,

Friends

She is 21, weighs about eight

e, is less than five feet high

in her French heels.

When I met her at the Dorchester,

Mrs Gulanihusein wore a sari with bare midriff.

The gown below the waist, with shoulder scarf altached,

is of black chiffon, with gold leoves woven into the fabric,

In her wardrobe are many ather native dresses มา all colours. All are her own crea- tions.

Her nails are tinted deep blue. On her Angers are r'ogs

Woven into the deep black bun of her hair are strands of contrasting grey, Beneath one eye is a small patch.

Despite her small figure, Mrs Gulamhusein is u woman ot She is an aerovlane strength. pilot So is her husband, When he lies she plots the route, sometinies takes his place at the controls.

-London Express Service)

SALAD

THE REST

OF THE CORN'LL MAKE A SALAD TONIGHT-

JUST MIX IT

WITH...

A GOOD TAOLG. SPOON SALAD CREAM

MIXED WITH A SPOT OF

FRENCH MUSTARD

A DASH OF CELERY SALT AND A LITTLE

MINCED ONION

Your Serduiz

AND SERVE IN A BED |OF WATER- CRESS OR LETTUCE

Striped Sheath Dress Variation of the Season's Favourite Style

THERE

arc

many lovely fabrics with a heavy rib or

a woven-in or printed strine that are ideal for a dress such as illustrated here. Buy one length shoulder to hem plus of 54" fabric.

acress

Inveen A and B and connect with C.

To Cut: Cut from F to G for underawns and to G to C for shoulders. Open out the bottom fold, keping selvages and cen- tre front fold in same position, Cut from C to B for front neok. Cut armholes G-F.

Neck Slightly' Lower

FLATTERING

14

SLIP

Beautiful allk slip.

By GRACE THORNCLIFFE»^^

new

To Make: Jein shoulder scams, using a 3" seam press these epen. }

you wish neck Slightly lower

in buck.

cun I down on line 11-C. (Fashion is

SLIM lines bnd beautiful to have dress at least 4" higher)

colours distinguish the al neck in back than in front.)

lingerie offerings. This beauty Sutch left

Is of lemon yellow silk underarm

crepe sea with triangular doce insets dyed leaving a 10" waistline opening to for a zipper.

match, The

inserts are Apply zipper placed decoratively atop cording to package instructions,

the banded inset at the waist, and Use bins binding to bind neck are used as godels to give and armholes. Stitch binding on, extra width and case in motion stitching right side of binding to the otherwise slim skirt. to wrong side of jumper, using This is a luxurious and flatier- ale" seam and easing binding ing slip. slightly on curves. Turn binding.

Household Hints

10

The

in wrong side so i does not show on right side and baste, To Chalk Qut: Straighten then slip-slitch it down. Make both ends. If self-belt is de neal joinings at shoulder seams. sired, eut a 2" strip off one end

Put dress on, ¦ straight

Tie a string fabric,

If you are

visiting friends Fokt

Dk around waist; adjust fullness, ff with a small baby, where fabric lengthwise and selvage is

lay, so desired, stitch 3 or more rows highchair is available, take two toward you.

Fold again, so that you

of elastic sowing thread to hold chairs and place one have four fullness evenly around

upside thicknessts with selvages on line.

waist-down on the other. Tig o as shown in diagram.

chairs together on the back, place a pad or pilkew on the Mensure to right of A 2 neck

Boal and you will have a safe, for B. C is 14 neck above A. D

comfortable seat for baby. is 5" above C. E is upper. loft- hand corner. Measure 1 am- hole plus 2" on folds to right of E for F. Measure 14" to right

To make belt, turn raw edges of D for G.

of belt strip in and stitch the Draw curves from B 4o C and turned edges. Saw a tassel or lo G. Connect C and G. For round button to each end. Tie back neck locate H halfway be- belt around waist.

While gamment is on, decide on depth of hem. Remove dress. Stitch bias seam binding to top edge of hom, again casing it on. Then

slip-stitch ON machine blind-stitch hem to position.

·Shoulder to Hemr2".

Fold Selvage 1/2 Armhole + 2"

A

Center Front Double Fold

BOYS' AND GIRLS'

Mothers-to-be The Weather-Vane's Request

Favour Boxy Suits

Suit type are best sellers

two-piece dresses In maternity wear for spring-summer. This is a definite trend in Seattle, Seen In the shops are boxy Jackets favoured both in dresses and sults and there are many calls for short separates in boxy Jackels.

"H"

--He Asked Knarf to Take His Place-

By MAX TRELL

down there!" called somebody from the root

of the house,

Knorf, the shadow-boy with the turned-about name, looked- up. It was the weather-vane.

East Wind. We shall surely have rain!"

of

Now It was the month March, when the wind blows hardest of all.

Calling Down

to Knorr's

It looked like a rooster except But now, much that

was made of Iron and surprise, the weather-vane was quite flat, It stood on sort of calling down to him... long arrow. Underneath the ar Prints have the edge over

"Yes, Weather-Vane!" Knarf plain fabrics in dresses, wanted row were two cross-bars; and

"What do each cruss-bar in small patterns, with crepes were the letters N, S, E and W,

falles in to demand.

on the end of

called want?"

up.

you

Cotton is popular. It is believed standing for North, South, East "I wonder," the weather-

and that sheers will move well and and West.

vane called down again, and it stocks are simple to meet the The weather-vane's job was

kad ull it could do to make it- need, but It will come with a

heard over the whistling to turn and look into the wind, selt rush, when the

need becomes no matter which way

it was of the March wind; "I wonder apparent,

Mothers-to-be make

blowing. Whenever the weather you would mind doing me a sure of their street apparel, and a good which it stood also turned and

vane turned, the arrow on favour?" dress or two-first, then plan on t

pointed to all-ins.

one of the letters. So that anybody below,

looking up could say: "Ah, it's a "Come up here and take my North Wind. We shall have place for a little while. I'm Suits are selling ahead of colder weather!"

Or, It's an very tired. Would you rand last year in all shops reporting.

doing that?" Sports separates are also on

Summer Prodiction

•

the increase and good volume is predicted throughout the summer. Shops are divided in their opinions on dusters, A few are carried, but no great demand is indicated and buyers will not stock heavily. One large shop having ordered dus ters-In January, reports a num- ber of calls, but ruefully adda merchandise has not been re- ceived. Delayed delivery has) lost

potential business. Favour- fabrics are failles and

ed

butcher lineas in pastel shades, navy, natural, or black. A few shops are

carrying separate

jackets and report they are good

Sin dailles, butcher

Linen,

shantung and surahs, These are. of the boxy type.

walls

arc

If your

being painted, and you want to buy matching fabrics, don't try carry the colour in your head.

Lo

a couple of white blotters In the paint. They will dry the come colour as the paint, art you can сатту

them in your handbag when you shop for the fabrics,

*

Non-fast colours are very apt to run in your clothes dryer, as well

in washer, so keep your clothes away from them.

your white

MAGAZINE

Rupert and the Coughdrop—1

Christmas is not far off and into the kitchen and, aute enough, Rupert has been running about

he finds Mts. Beat busy by the stave, playing with his ball in order to

Hullo. Rupert," she smiles, "you've caught me this keep warm. He is just going to

time. This was meant to be a look for his pals when he pauses by sectet. I'm making some toffee the open door. "There's an inter for you to give to your pals at the essing smell coming from the Christmas party," "Oo, do let me house." he thinks. "I wonder

stay and watch how you do it I' what Mummy's cooking?" He runs begs Rupert,

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

og: "Yon see how it is," said, the weather-vane. "I hardly get a "What do you want met moment's rest. I-pardon me!" do, Weather-Vane?"

And around he swung again.

Knart

crawled around face him once more.

"Now,

the

to

.

If you don't mind," weather-vane said, "I'll Knart said: "All right, Just hop off this arrow for ten Weather-Vane. I'll be right up or fifteen minutes and catch

So Knorf climbed up to the

for him

Knort now climbed on top of the arrow,

It didn't seem very diicult. He stood up. "There's no trick to it at all" he started to say to himself, "I'm not even holds ing on."

Perhaps the wind, heard him, Or, perhaps the wind was in such a hurry that it didn't have time to stop before it swept down on Kharf. At any rate,

Sprin

top. And second-Knunte viso

TOOL. It wasn't much trouble He swung around and around. before Kaart could grab hold

He was

a shadow, several times, then stopped In of anything, the wind The wind was blowing much the same place again, "I'll him around like harder than it seemed to be catch a bit of a nap."

The next blowing down bow. But "All right, Weather-Vane," went wilzzing through the air, Knart finally managed to get Bald Knarf. "Hop off."

straight over the top of the barn on the other, site of the road.

to the weather-vant,

"I'm here!" sakl Knarf,

Ho

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JACOBY ON BRIDGE

Beware Enemy's

Long Suit In N.T.

By OSWALD JACOBY

WHEN you're playing a hand

at no-trump, it's often a ood Idea to refuse the first trick or two in the enemy's long sult. This principle, well known to every experienced playeṛ, is somehow forgotten by those very same players when they are handling the defence.

In today's hand, East made use of the principle on defence. It wouldn't

have helped ha very much I South fad been in s toes; but South wami't, and Eust in the sort of practient fellow who know that even the best oppone will occasionally slip to you throw enog tanana ekins around 211 fert.

Declarer Jet the opening spade lead ride around to his queen and The Iminediately began on the diamonds. Thin wan sound enough, and it was equally sound for East to hold up like ace. South prop. erly led mother diamond, and East again refused to inke his ace.

At this point South should have abandoned the diamonds. He should have gone after the clubs, estaki- listing five tricks in that sult. Five two diamonds, and twe spades will have given him is game contract.

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it happened, South didn't op to think. Jie knew he had a

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magnificent diamond suit, and he was just gulux to plug uwny at t until the cows caine home. The cowbells rang for him when he led diamonds for the third time. East tok in ace thus line and led a spade to chimmy''s see.

Now there was no way to get out of the dummy without giving the lead to West. Since West had saved o of his pattes, the defence was bound to make Uree spade: and iraet. the two red acen, setting the con

Ir Faal had taken his ace of dia- monda earlier, South would have made the contract. He would re- turn to. his hand tatter East took the ace of diamonds and knocked

out the ace of spades) with a dia- mond and run the rest of that suit. Poor West would have to give up home of us lovely spades in order to save some club protection and Then it would be sate for Souls to net up some heart tricks.

CARD Sense

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"Here's one I think you'll like....it' go with any colour suit."

• BY • THE • WAY

THE

by Beachcomber

bowler hat dogs me. The sundiary inspectors of Bristol, of which

body I was once Chairman, hnve Won a resounding victory.

They have always worn the fire mal bowler. But they are now to x akowed to wear a moft black felt Jt, the hat described by Sir Max Beerbohm as "Clerical

design,

•

ceremony taken place, the cows are all drawn up on the bank of a iver. The planites, when thoy emerge on the far side of the cow, full into the river, and the liaty, being mundo of rubber, Beat unili reclaimed.

A

Sol Hogwasch's lion AN advertisement. fur

nbows ♫ vigorous young Jan but Boliertan In intention." My lon is evidently very angry, and Sghting Hon with his fisis, The prophecy is that with the bowler in the man's left arm is jaws, wilt disappear that olmast nsectie But the pour beast is about to get quality which was the Ballmark of

anitary inspertlan at its best.

a terrific blow from bls antagonist's ^

In the background a sol in promises officialdum fent-contity dressed Indy watches the pered by warm humanity, and in Belt with becoming languor. T have vites a friendly approach, But the

feeling that the ilun is not a real bowter-shapers, having lost the one. Dut don't let me gull your sanitary inspection inbrket, will pleasure, Hogwasch, in have to try to persunde hatters to

his epic pieturisation of the 1st Day of give away soft hat to every ma

Pompeil," uncil one uf Landseer's who buys a bawler,

livna in Trafalgar Square, to cut down its expines. But its expres ston was so benign, that when the Lero wrestled with it, and threw it of salt, over his left shoulder like a pinch the audience protasted loudly at such obvious cruelly. Tail-piece

In old Korokoda

THE plamies of Komkoda always

wear rubber bowler hair when they walk under the beiller of cows. They say that if toll Digoles bump their heads the hat is a pro- TN the televising of a recorded talk tection. The bowlers are made of on ferrets, should the cackling rubber because, when this walkin of the studio audience be included?

YOUR BIRTHDAY......By STELLA

MONDAY, MAY 21

IF you are born on this first day % of the incoming sign. Gemini. you also will Inscrit some of the Characteristics of the outgoing sign. Taurus. This gives you a very complex nature which many wi find exceedingly, difficult to sunderstand,

The duality of Genint under the rulership of Mercury. the god of knowledge, will bring You Elents beyond the average. But your topon of genius co- bined With a restfueness' whlch maken concentration to a klet sometimes" very difficult.

tradiction will vary in degree, direct proportion to the amount of personn initiative which you put into life.

You have a loving nature' and attract many people by your char

magnetic personally. and!

Be guarded in the citacts you make; however, for marriage' with some- one who is not on your cultural level can only bring unhappiness. Original In your thinking, you do

being forced to do anything. You can bo persuaded tactfully by there.whom you LOVIS and adinire,

not like single

your

To f what the stars have in store for tomorrow, actoct bhinday star and read the comes pending paragraphs. Lot

your birthday star be your daily gukle.

—

This tendency 13 omewhat mininked by your nearness to the Taurus Influence which will give you

tenacity to # singic objective provided you can make up your mid exactly what it is, This seeming con-

TUESDAY, MAY 22

LED (July 24-Aug. 23) Don't bo ton adventuresome ALES morning. Stick to familiar coutme if you want the best remdie.

VIRGO (Aur. 24-Sept. 23)-- Conditions will call for clear-head ed action the morning. Keep on your toes. Akeriness pays,

LIBRA (Sept. 24-Dez. 233- Meet all

Ritualiona calmly

and and tackle problems with tact Troubles can be made to vanish

SCORPIO cost, 21-Nov. 22)- Exert al-control and you will win out today. Afternoon considerably.

brightons

GEMINI (May 22-Juno Be conservative in both est and speech is

Tactfulness morning. will pay the best dividends.

CANCER

23)- (June 22-July A day in which controlled emotions Use self-

highly necessary. _control_in_everything,.

Q-With bolh sider

tro vulnerabic. you deal yourself the following. cards: Spader A-5-2, Hearts A-K- J, Dininonds 4-3, Club# Q-7-5-3. What do you do?

A-Bld

Your partner

i probably club.

respond. la diamonds, allowing you to bid one heart quite comfortably, if you upen with one Heart you have no comfortable rebid over a response of two dia- monds..

TODAY'S QUESTION

After three phases your partner Diy one

beart. The next pinyer passes You hold: Spades 6-8, Hearts K-8-3-2. Diamonds K-8-7-4, Clubs 8-7-4. What do you do?

Answer tomorrow.

Check Your Knowledge

1. What is a blood count?

2. Poet?

Who was the Mantuan

0. What and where are the Grand Banks?

• BARBS

By HAL COCHRAN

IT'S funny how people go south for the winter and then are disappointed if they find it..

When a doctor looks at a woman's tongue it might be be cause she has said she was all tired 'out.

In

some

foreign countries drums bring natives up in arms,

4. Hudson seal is the skin of Here saxophones In the house what animal?

5. Who was Uriah Heep?

0. What is the national sport of Spain?

(Answers on Page 10)

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CHESS PROBLEM

By M. VUKOEVIC Black, 11 plece.

All At Onco

White, 8 pieces. Inslesd of hopping off, the He landed right next to the White to play:1mate in too, "Good," said the weather weather-vans all at once went weather-vane.Now this is a

Solution- vane, looking: st. Knant, for an shooting OIT.

whizzed fine how-de-do!" the weather Problem: instant, then spinning suddenly, through the air. "Be sure you vane said thought you were 4K-B1 around and facing the other hold on tight!? Kaart heard going to give me a chatico to Kz; } way.

him abouling back just before got some rast? But Rharf. RK18 (ch); Knaif crawled around, to the barhan the other side of the sorry,

he disappeared over the top of could only sigheid Day:

I'm 29XP (ch); 1 other way,

Weather-Vane 1 didn't 2, Q-B5 (ch); 1: Know your job was so hard? 2, 1 RXP (chl

to Saturday's

1... K-KI; 2, K-KIS;

RQBS

Ki. others;

othyr

next door do very nicely,

People used to make their own clothing

spinning on wheels, Now they lose their shirts on them.

INTELLIGENCE TEST

Darts

By T. O, HARE

Tippling

Darts Leaguó consists of six clubs. They recently took part in a championship con- lest, each club playing one match against each of the| others. Matches took place # on Saturday, January 1, and the four following" Satur- # days. There were thus three

E matches each work.

E

On January 1 the Green Man_ played the Feathers.E On January 8 there was a t close contest between the Unicorn and the Dukor # Hood. The following Batur-E day (January 15) the Green Man was at home to the Anchor. On January 22 the Feathers visited the, Duko's lead.

What team vtilted the White. Stoon on January 297...

(Solution on Page 10)

BAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 227- Be polite this morning and fria- Hona will disappear. Aftemoon and evening are good,

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-JAN. 20)—' There aro uprating tendencie carly today, but you can dissipate them by co-operativo action,

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)- Postpone néy kærangements intii things have calmed down a little. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 203- Haate maken wanto, so take your time in everything. The hours after lunch can be excellent.

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 200 Diplomatic action can turn dimictal- ties into advantages. Plan a social event this evening.

TAURUS (Apr. 22-May 21)- Generally favourable if you remain calm end collected evVČEL in cla face of a crisis.

CROSSWORD

10

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22 Cangnised. (2)

23. I giros detalls at wages. (8°C)

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4. Vulgar madman. (6) 20

6. Girl's name. (8)

6. They damp out shocks. (6) 8. it may be "Biled, ··biowi,"

smoked. (4)

9. This is sure regular axed? (47) 10. O is made from i(7) 16. Pesis upt

*(8): 172 Retreat 18. Deposited; (4) 10. LTE,

40. The tomatinder 25 Down. (4)

Bolaiton of gaturday'a dupla,

Delracters B. Esipsi 0. Tapi.