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JACOBY ON BRIDGE

Small Bid Can Build Up Thrills

NORTH

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EAST

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WEST

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* Q3705

➡ None

*AQJ1074

SOUTH (D)

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South

Wexl North Fast

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Pass

Opening lead-♣ K

THE BATURDAY EVENING POST

"Happy, birthday.”

• •

By OSWALD JACOBY

AXPERTS

EXP

LAM part-score

hands just as often as any- body else does. The reason seldean discuss them is that a 11 low contract isn't much of

to work story. It's hard

up much excitement over a bid of two diamonds or so.

Nevertheless,

there

13art- in ncure hands that stick

your For example, years. emory for

Ivan Hall, there's the the thint well-known Pidsg?1 expert, awested out a contract of one club doubled. (Just to Indiente how long Kuch a story sticks, titin kund was played in the American Contracl Bridge League's winter national

In. championships at Miami Beach December, 1948).

<

Went apened the king of spades

to the quer and switched dkumonds after pecing dummy' spades. Me Half, play the Soilth hand, won wath the ace of dinoncla Una casualty returned the eight of henr

West may have suspected that he was being given "le busmes." but played low in the hope that partner could win the trick. Danny

jack or hearts, w with the einitze, and returned a spade.

of

Now was Fast's turn to slip. He discarded a heart instead ng the a diamond. South ruffed with deuce, eashed the are of hearts and the king of diamonds, and ruffed samond in may,

A

At this point six tricks were safe- ly home, and Mr Half returned

pade from chummy. East

trifed with the ton of club and then laid down the ace of clube to capture dummy's king. Itui after East lead next taken the men and Jack of chain, drelaver slit had the eight of clubs for his seventh trick.

I had taken o mistake on the part of each opponens, but Mr Half had been the star of a small dramZYA that he and many others) will re member for a long time,

♥CARD Senses

-With both ukirs

vulnerable,

your partner deals and bris One upade. The next player passen. You hold: Spades K-l-1.2. flents Ged. Cluby 8-7-3. Diamonds A-J-5-3,

What do you do?.

A-Bld Two spades. You have hand of less than average strength. (An average hand contains one üre, one king, one queen, and one Jack) You can therefore bid only

oner, and your bid should naturally be n raise of the spades.

TODAY'S QUESTION With both sides vulnerable, your partner dealy and bids one spade, The next player passen." You holdi Spades Q-4-2, Hearla G-4, – DiamondẦN. A-1-5-3-2, Chiba 8-7-2. What do you du?

Answer tomorrow.

CHESS PROBLEM

By C. SCHRADER

Black, 2 pieces.

N

White, 5 pieces. White, to play: mate in three.

Solution

Problem:

to

yesterday's

1, Q-B2, any; 2, Q, or Kt mates.

INTELLIGENCE TESTA Who trained

Casca?

by T. O. HARE

AMODE

my *horty" acquaintance, Ave of the keenest are Ärmliage, Blood, Challenger, Dobblu and Fox Recently a race was staged in which five horses competed: – Ajax. Briareus, Ctica, Dolabella and Fulmen. Each of my lvo friends had trained one of these animala, and rode another one; and J noted - with interest that none had either trained or ridden a borse of which the name has the same initial jetter as his own,

Armitago trained the horse ridden by Challengeri Dobbin, the horse, ridden by Armitage. The name of Dolabella's rider has the same initial as the name of the bora zidden by Armi- tage: the name of Briareus'i rider bas the same initial ME Tho-james of the horse

' riddan: by: Bloodgat

Who traloşa the winning

(Solution on Page 103

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1951.

EDITORE PREDO SERVICE, ING.

BY THE WAY •

by Beachcomber

TXPERTS are raid to have in Abercromble Mews to produce,

WOMANSENSE

Your Sewing Scraphook

Mary Brooks

Polka Dot Cape-Stole — For Summer

drama by the Eskimo poet Rugamuk. PARIS began fur one Sunday night. Ok, the verke

Mr Wraymund Clavicle, the director of the theatre is trying to solve the Probleng of lighting. The play lakes

discovered that deficiency of protein in Central Atrix Is producing red-sided Negroes, Some years ago Dr Strabismus

place during Jung Arelie night. (Whom God Preserve) of and the characters are invisible. Mt Utrecht pin one dozen red Reginald Wryothesleigh Wryother- headed women frito a grzen- leigh, who produced the fuanian house, and crammed them with it. Schues, has been valles!

When

Int.

protein. with the intention of mak ing them black haired. At the end Snibbo will be there of tour weeks, a friendly washer CINIBBO'S contribution to the Fra- woman amgled in twelve jet-black tival will probably be a gigantic

The women put them on in conveyor belt in coloured electric. Recret. and were allowed Ja go. lights, It will give the lippension

triumphant Doctor'a

of continuous rovement and will The

paper វ the Weekly Diettelin "set furry

give off a pleasing drama of Salbbo- tomgizes a-wagging in full many on lene, the soup that will clean any- Acneulapina dovecote" quote Str

thing from a tunan face to a light- dred Bumn, the famous proteini- house wall. Attached to the helt clan, en holydratologist. amylist, will be a super-luud-speaker, which

author of psychavitaminist, and

will creon the praises of Snitiba to specially selected classical melodies. “Visitors to England," said a direc- for yesterday. "will want culture As well an entertainment."

Geuse, the Golden Key to Heath ConscionameRS. Padding and Weft, 35. Gd. net, with 67 photogravures and a roodrut, Introduction By Dans Hugeid Poope.)

Round the theatres. LADY CABSTANLEIGH, who gave

treeption

En garde!

#

I READ dat a woman, held up by

: Bandit in Amerten drew for the Burmese sword and thrust al Islam. What a

for suge Gidaloung 14 Tel Dawgt when good beginning

a Chesterton to story! There was no room for com- he wak ver here. is trying persuade the little Morgue Theatre plarency.

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

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13

IF you are burn today, it is unlike

ty that you will be happy in Any field outside of the fine arts. You have definite talents which should be developed to their utmost for they could bring you, nat only fame and success, hai fortune as well. However, it la malikely that your life wil be an easy one and you will have to struggle ogumist many odds before you win out.

Your originally of thought and se tion can be a real asset to you if ted wisely a handicap I used uf without tact and consideration those who are not as quick as you are. Never be 1fied with me- diocrity. If you are content with

Is Je too little-that

what you will get. Tou

inclined much ustimate your ability, you must

to

under-

have confidence in yourself. Remon- her that the world is very apt to take you at your own estimate. You have what it takes, une 1.

You are fond of your own home and are much happier entertaining others there than "going uul on the town", and Indulging in public entertainment. You might get out a

le more without It hurting you. foo. You will be happiest if you marry qokte young and have a támo and tanilly of your own. De sure. however, that you select someone แมว 4441 encourage you in your Idents and gubitions and who wil progress with you, culturally and inigilectually.

To find what the stars have tr

tomorrow, alore for

select your birthday star and read the corres ponding porograph. Let your birth- day star be your daily guide.

THURSDAY, JUNE 14

GEMINI (May 22-June 223 Business affairs are all right and employees appear especially favour- ed. A change will be for the best.

CANCER (June 23-July

23)-

Improve your business by adverts. mg-ur-direct-moll A-letter-may bring you a contract if written to

day.

LEO

24-Aur. (July Stimulating change may prove ex- citing. A new friend may bring you a great deal of happiness.

VIRGO

32)

24-Sept. (Aug. Get outdoors If you can. An early

• BARBS

By HAL COCHRAN

IT'S better to wink than

to

this fashion and we accept It with enthusiasm. Make it of polka or rayon, dot sarah in silk unlined, and wear it....... spring and summer through over dark dresses,

it

Buy 15 yds. of 42 fabric. Straighten fabric, and fold wrong-side out, with fold to- ward you.

Chalking Out Stole: A is 17" A 1/4 from left-hand edge, neck plus 14" above A. C is 2" to left of A. D is 9" above fold on left-hand edge. Mea- sure up from E on fold 12

17

for F. Gls 25"-to left of F. H is 29" to left of E

Draw curve from C to Bas shown. With chalk on a string, string held at B, draw an are from D to G, as shown. Draw H#g1«D-C, G-F

on

Cuting Blole: Cut C to D around curve to G, then line to F. Cut on a curve C to B. for back neck. Cut on

fold from C to E at right-

edge.

hond

Even off top part of centre front by cutting curve from -1 to above A, as the line shows. Stretch outer edges on outside curve so they will lle flat when turned back.

Stitch all the edges of the stole 34" from the edge, using a long machine stitch. Roll the edge over to conceal this stitching and slip-stitch to place to finish them neatly.

be

Pockets 0" X 9" may made of 2 thickness of fabric each, Scam edges of two poc- ket pieces together, turn right side out and slip-stitch to stole, placing top of pocket about 3" below waistline.

If desired, a silken cord can be sewed to right front at neck with a hook on free end and an eye sewed at edge of left front hem to hold together at neck.

1/8 yds

-25

-29'

12/2

stole

SUMMER FRIVOLITIES

Accessories for new clothes.

By GRACE THORNCLIFFE

HERE is a handsome new blouse and also some new feml- nina foibles to gladden the summer outfit. 'One of the big fads for this season is the box bag of clear plastic stocked with all sorts of pretty im-

pedimenta, This one has a

sturdy base and double rigid handles. Then there's another pretty,

white pique ascot strewn with little self flower appliques. With it is a match- ing pillbox similarly adomed. The blouse is of coin gold silk shantung and has a rolled col- lar and surplice closing with two looped tab ends.

BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

The Friendly Caterpillars

-Clarence and Archibald Had a Discussion-

By MAX TRELL

LARENCE the caterpillar met his friend Archibald, who was also a caterpillar. I forget where it was exactly that they met.

wheels on the end of their feet. "Come with me, Archibald, and I'll show you!"

and So Clarence went first, Archibald followed right after him down the road until they came to the house where the At any rate Clarence met children ilved. "Let's just met climb up into this tree and walt Archibald, and Archibald bene-

Clarence. They were both very for them to come out," Sald pleased to meet each other, and Clarence. after saying how-dee-do several times, Clarence finally remark-

Vacation should prove very fetal, Rest and relax.

LIBRA (Bept. 23-Ort. 23)- Today con bring a

very pleasant surprise, indeed. Perhaps there'll be

new romance,

SCORPIO

"Here they come now," sald

ed: "Children are strange crea- Clarence suddenly, 223

(Oct. 24-Nov. race is better than business for today. Concentrate on social life for goud results.

you

BAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)—

a Journey great deal

Portape you can start today. It could bring A of special happiness.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20)— A surprice today can be a happy one. A gand day to begin a honey.

1on1.

AQUARIUS ~(Jan. 21-Feb. 19)--- A romantle day. Don't mind wo much, if business appeara dull and monotonous. It probably is.

PISCES (Feb.

20-MAY 21)

Your personal integrity is a badge of success today, Do what you consider right. All will be well.

ARIES

(Mar. 22-Apr. 203-

A pleasurable day, especialy if you are dealing with the public, Make

21)-

stare, says a scientist. That's of its opportunities.

TAULUR (Apr dangerous advice for gals during combing business and pleasure for the best results. Some romance next year--Leap Year,

my come your way.

A dietician says no matter

how you serve spinach, some kids are apt to dislike it. Just an old spinach custom!

It's funny how some people

10

#2

spend all day getting out of do- Ing a morning's work.

The clinging gal la notas popular these days, says n writer. Has he looked at the backs of motor-cycles lately?

Check Your

Knowledge

1. To what continent are Hamas native?

2. Deine maverick...

·

3. Name the author of "J'Accuse."

4. What nard is given to the

respiratory organ of a fish?

5. Defino halogen.”“”

What is a Dutch doort

(Answera un "Page 103

CROSSWORD

Acros

1. Like a holiday maker, Bama

duna (3)

7. Light adverta” 9, (6, 4)

10. Bestowed. 17)

12. Famous üdder, but no mir. 16);

I WFT. (6)

15. Grass from pas rust. (7), '

17. Paper for chemical tests (0)

19. Put on this and you'll be jut on

005 (1)

20. Bome gems are almoes without

B

21. Add to the bird and gad porrow,.

Fire but not in the UK.

3.

. DOWD

3. Writer's task found as `ozost=.

Toads, (8)

2. An atmosphere of this ban bi

existenos (P)

B. Not where our motorists eit

Good Frenici, (3)

B. How to leave your, partners

-tricks, (9)

of Across

9. Mice re given distortion. (7) 11. Poems (7%

1: Lou for ant: (011 (8)

Dalution of resterday's posiýankerojai

• Precuat H. version; 19. Rrojsm Bont

14 Motco: 14. Violen 17,

hear

Clarence and Archibald,'

"tures, are they not, Archibald?"-them!"

"So do I," said Archibald,

The next moment the

have shoes on their feet," Clar- ence said.

chil-

"I wouldn't be a bit sur

"They are very strange in- deed," agreed Archibald. But

whut," he asked the next mo dren appeared. They came roller prised," said Archibald, "it they

ment, "made you think of that?"

"Well," said Clarence, "this is what made me think of that. Ilave children got feet or haven't they?"

skating down from the buck

the paved path could take their shoes off, too! Children certainly аге the of the house. strangest people!"

Absolutely Right

their

"Clarence," said Archibald, "Feet?" sald Archibald. "O looking solemnly at his friend, course children have feet. Just "you are absolutely right. Those. two feet, which aren't very many children have wheels on compared with the number. of feet. I wouldn't have belleved feet respectable caterpillars and it unless I had seen it.” spiders and beetles and dogs and cats have. But they have feet all right,"

even

"And what," continued Clar- ence, "have they got on the ends of their feet?"

"Hard things," replied Archi- tald. "Shoes"

"That," said Clarence, "is why I said that children aro strange ereatures. What other creatures have wheels on their feet?"

"No creatures," said Archi- baid. "Look! Look!" he shouted in excitement an instant Inter.

"Wrong," sald Clarence. Clarence looked. He saw the "You're wrong, Archibald!"

same children who a few Archibald looked surprised. minutes before had gone roller- "I'm wrong? Well, what have skating down the sidewalk now they got on the end of their walking back. "Ohl. They've feet?"

taken their wheels off, Archi- bald!"

"Wheels," said Clarence.

Seving Things

Archibald said: "I don't be lieve 1, Clarence, You must be seeing things."

Clarence answered Indignant- ly that he wasn't seeing things, that the children did

have

their

in "They're walking shoes, Clarence!" cried Archl- bald.

Then Archibald and Clarence looked at each other and shook their heads, "First they have wheels on their feet, then they

Rupert and the Coughdrop-21

Working his way very cautiously replies the clown!'"'You'll soon through the top of the tree, Rupert All you have to do is to cling claubers into the basket only to the rope tightens, and next moutents [on," "He gives a high-pitched call, find that it is, too small to hold to Rupert, horror, he is swung off him. “ Oh, 'do stell 'me' what the into the air. Quickly the earth' ides of all this be mys nerva bene u fall away, we're being outly** [uss sit on the edge of a pulled up into a cloud,'* gazpa the basket and bold" - firmly,** (little hear.

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