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●JACOBY ON BRIDGE.

Cagey Playing May Help Your Partner

By OSWALD JACOBY BRIDGE players are usually at

their best when playing with old, friends. They'' mest various common and uncommon hazards and learn how to han- dle them as a partnership. That. is why bridge tournaments are usually won by players who both come from the same city. They have had the best possi- ble chance to develop a partner- ship by playing together.

When the Eastern States Cham. pionship was held in New York this year, one of the ties was won by, an unusual combination-Avon Baron, of Chicago, playing, with Phil Globoch of Brooklyn, The boys had little chance to develop a partnership, but they certainly gave a good account of themselves.

When today's hand was played in, that tournament. Globach, open- ed a trump from the West hand. Declarer drew three rounds of trumps and then finessed the queen of clubs, On this trick Вагоп dropped the nine of clubs from the East hand.

Dummy continued by cashing the nce of clubs, and Baron completed his echo, by dropping the seven of clubs. This was the tip-off Globach, who promptly dropped

his king of clubs.

D

ECLARER decided that West had no more clubs, so he cashed the ace of diamonds and put West

NORTH

3004

853

•AA

AQUS

EAST

WEST

1073

VAQ3004

❤02

KI

K83

SOUTH (D)

4AXQ82

♥K37

+Q5

2p

31008702 +197

41042

Both vul.

Bouth West North East 14

3 A 10 Past Pa

Opening lead-3

Fass Pas

in with the king of diamonds. Now Weel produced the right of clubs, The which went to East's jack. heart return from the East hand gave the defenders two more tricks 10 art the contract,

'South would have made his con- tract West had kept the king of clubs in his hand. Dummy would then lead a third round of clubs. putting West in with the king. If We then leads diamonds, South loses no trick in that suit; and West leadla heart, South only one heart trick.

♥CARD Sense

Q-The bidding has been: North

Josen

Рам

East Bouth West 2 Diamond Pass 1 Spade 2 Club Уди

You, South. hold: Spades A-K- 1-3, Hearts 1-8-4 Diamonds J-3, Clubs_KC-Q-0-2.- What do you do?

. A-Bld tour clube. You must make a very strong try for KAITLE with your strong hand. You'

сап

not rebid the spades, and you can. "hot"suggest"no-trump with nothing in the unbla sult. A jump in clubi

I the only possibility.

TODAY'S QUESTION

The bidding has been:

North

'7' Diamond

2 Clubs Clubs

East Bouth

West 1 Spade Past

PASS Рав 2 Hearts Pass Pass

You, South, hold: Spadea A-3-9- 4-3, Hearts K-Q-7-3-2, Diamonds B Clube 3-4. What do you do?

Answer tomorrow.

DUMB-BELLS

EDITORS PRI

THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1951.

Afternoon Attraction

WOMANSENSE

LEMON RICE

THIS IS RATHER NICE AND SUMMERY,

· DEAR --U

OOOK ENOUGH RICE WITH GWESTENED MILK OR EVEN WATER ***TO FILL A MOULD AND LEAVE IT TILL COLD

„PUT THEM INTO

K; PGGL'A"! LEMON..VERY. A LITTLE, WATER.

THICKLY

AND CUT THE PEEL INTO 1 INCH

LONG THINS

SHREDS

BOIL THEN

NOW ADD A TEA

CUP FRESH WATER,

THE

TAST

"I used to think of it na my transportation, Now I think of it as your livelihood.”

BY THE WAY.

by

Beachcomber

Yours, in dingust,

„Fred Beatlegnolę,

MR HUMPHREY DROOLER, Jamaica, and buy more sugar?

the outspoken Member for Sickenham, is steadily making a "A ridiculous situation' name for himself as an assiduous and conscientious party man.

Though he rarely makes a speech, he is prominent among that little group which, by catcall and in teration, ensures a lively spirit of constructive criticism. In any crisis he may be relied on to die regard both his own opinions and thome of his constituenta, and his strong sense of duty, added to a genit for the realistic approach. enables him to decide which way he will vole, even before the mat ter at lexue has been debated. Coming how to polles, Mr Drooler seems already to have accustomed himself to the dignified atmosphere In which the affairs of the nation are conducted. Ils loyalty party manken him out for perous career.

to his #pro-

Special see-saw trains? DEAR Sir

Things have come to a pretty poor in this so-called, England of ours, when three Perplan aliens are permitted to demand spectal trains to carry prople to Bedford, to watch' zee-zów, If we have all this

MR VINCENT FUMBLING watch

ed by thousands, got into bed inhla brumioss bowler yesterday- Was unable to go to sleep, owing to the noise made by the watching crowd. The organiser, Mr Ralph Gudiean, ald. "Even if he did not the sleep he demonstrated that briew bowler can be word in bed." This started an angry scenu. many claiming that the whole ob feat of the experiment was to show that the hat could be slept in. "It been, an might just as well have ardinary bowler with a brim.** com mented a woman who, had waited in the queue since 6.48 on the pre- vious evening. She added. "If the Government thinks rich Americans Lee A are going to come here so man lying awake in bed in

they

much aro brimless bowler. mistaken." Household hint

WOMAN aska plaintively how

from prevent mice she can overrunning her order. One way ys, to leave plenty of the new pro- consed cheese about,

"The Mayor of Chatterton, at a

coal to waste, why not sell it to banquet.

YOUR BIRTHDAY

those

TUESDAY, AUGUST 7

one of BORN today, you have

Irrestauble personalities which helps you get along with everyone under all kinds of can ditions. Full of fun, you are usually the life of the party wherever you Ko. You can be domineering and a little cocky hut you are usually forgiven because of your charm and diplomacy. You would

probably make a fine pollikefani

You have a great deal of originality and never do a thing in the can ventional manner if you can possibly And a different way to do. IL Dut. fortunately unpe you have excellent Judgment, what you decide upon is and works out usually acceptable well. Hence, you soon become on accepted leader and others look to you for the initiative in planning and starting a job.

By STELLA

A

You have a bright, merry, GOTIKO DI humour and it is usually fun working have tremendous with you. You energy and work hard when you are vrking, But you know how to A job is pisy hard, too, once finished. This balancing of work and and you play is a good system generally benefit from it.

You Are fond of home life and enjoy all the domestic comforts. It is likely that you will want to wod young and rear a large family. Your affections are near the surface and You you show them montaneously. want your love reciprocated; so seleci someone in marriage who is tem❤ peramentally reared that way.

To find what the alers have in

your Atore for LOITKUTOW salect birthday star and read the cores ponding paragraph. Let your birth- day sine be your dally gülde,

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8

2

23)

LEO (July 24-ADE. Don't

literfere with Jer pleasure business Keep your attention an soine inanclat problem. Solveil,

VIRGO (Ang. 24-Sept. Discuss long-range Blans with a close friend. Business and finance need to be taken into consideration,

LIBRA

21) (Sept. 24-Oct.

21)-

· Fl-Apr.・・ 20)---- ARIES (MAT. This is a' good day to make plans for your vacation trip if you have not already done so. Have fun.

TAURUS (Apr, 21-May Overtime work may be the solution 10 a budget problem. Investigate an offer. It may be a good one.

GEMINI

$13- (MAY 22-JUIL Don't let your moods show today. It depressed, smile and don't let the world know. Your optimism - will

An artille hobby can bring, you a lot of pleasure right now. Indulge in i to your heart's content.

SCORPIO (Oct., 24-Nov. 22)—pay Make a change in

"CANCER routine and you will find that your work is done with lar prester efficiency.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 12 Make A

good impression today, especially if you are taking part in Rome social event,

CAPRICORN (Dec, 23-Jan. 20)--- You may find that a good knowledge of current events can improve your business potential,

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Fab., 19)- Clear the decks for action today. It you have letters to write, take care of them now.

(Jane 21-July #3)- This is one day when it may be wiser to follow. others that try to lead. At lesst, ba co-operative,

BARBS

BY HAL COCHRAN

PISCES (Feb. 20-Arar. 20)-TE'S a smart man who knows Don't let the faultfinding of the ropes of his, business neighbour depress you. Ignore Si

so well that he's never unless the criticism is warranted. !

A SAILOR?

NO,

THEN YOU

MAM

CROSSWORD

MUST KNOW NEVER

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THAT

PORT

A LOT ABOUT) PUT

THE LZĪGER BYNIX CATE,

CHESS 'PROBLEM

By E. HASSBERG Black, 10 pieces.

White, 7 plecer,

Solution to yesterday's

tem:

White to play: mate in two.

(ch)

TU PRO-2,- HERKES 24.01 (ch);

'BXR; DXB (ch); #other 1, R24 (AU

Across

1. In one drug sufficient to get you

6. How the fest entered the leek

in reverse, 19)

B. From part of the Light Pro-

gramme, 18),"

11. He's used to a high life. (7),

12. Cake that is favourite of the North American Indian. (as

14. Country to which i hastened. (a) 15. Large or 'It's an coer. 1 17. Which,eim tree, contains the

steeragó 7% (M)

20. This is where you finish, (8) 1.

21.

The full extent. (8)")

11. This is one mark of Europe, (3)

21. A torn, sheet. (0)

M. Entangle. (3)

#lon

1. Give the O. to a Greek letter.

p.: fal

2. It may be day-dreaming. (7)

3. This sco has a peculiar look, (4)

* flecollection,

(9)

Blow Spanish danos in árso

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1. To do this would, siva a'sickly

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present, difféulty.

INTELLIGENCE TEST

ANATHEMA

By T. O. HARE

AND at me, in this sapiens

bolgreen **Condemnu with bravity

who pachetlo, #lem- **3*** WORK AND

A passing tribute to Robert

Loul Havenson. The letters of the last lins, rearranged, spell the name or one of the best-known books.

(Solution on Page 10)

Check Your Knowledge

six

Can you name the counties. of Northern Ireland?

3.What la the Jactometer

Artist in return responsible for 2. What is a quidnune?

sa Indian Princesa.", (4). "

Reptile. ·

1. Reste mes par that is open used for

to exposure. (0) 10. Fil90. 143 17. & piace that is held so love 20.4. What

11's notion.) (6)

was St. Paul's nome, before his conversion? --5 Name the a

author

in this Trumpet zan, alficiale Strange Case of Dr Jekyll

requisition for stores. (4) Bolution of torturday's pal and Mr Hyde TEKSTA 4. Przienas

Name the commander of Arigin Hot ti thể Even a fentERPAZIATVs: Battle of Manlia, Bay Lučuring

the

une Hpanish-istiland War. (Anéwérs on PUCH:70):

Blue taffeta costume.

By VERA WINSTON '

in its various TAFFETA weights and weaves is one of the fabric stars of the season. Misty grey blue taffeta-gauze is used for this pretty afternoon dress. The bodice is entirely pin- tucked, continuing below the belt and onto the hips which are defined by a stand-away. tucked fold of the fabric. Other detalls are a casual collar, cuffed cap sleeves, and narrow. self belt. The skirt swings smartly.

For Outdoor Living:

THIS BLANCHING

PREVENTS BNTERNESS

Brighten Up Patios,

NOW'S the time to get ready By ELEANOR ROSS,

serve

ex-

your

Porches

GENTLY, TO A BYRUP FOR 2 URB

WHEN IT'S, COLD POUR IT OVER THE RICE, BEEING THE PBEL IS EVENLY

DISTRIBUTED

LEMON ALWAYS GIVES SUCH

A-FRESH,

TASTE

Special Slips

To Go With

wipe willi turpentine: Not Your Sheers

apply a coat of "quick-drying..

ename), on solid colours. This SHEERS Dro expected to is flexible enough to fast for

After the season's first scrub-qued eican

or

for cool, clean, outdoor living. First off on the agenda should. be a criticat look at the

a while and can be have a peak season this suin- terior of your home, the porches, bing with

suggesting an equiva a stig brush

special all during the mer patios, terraces or. gardens

broom, regular, washing with

season. After all, lent peak season for outdoor that will

slips and camisoles or chemises summer living quarters. Then soap and warm water will this first warm-weather wash with petticoats to wear under

into

ign't going to last throughout the sheers. list the steps needed to freshen vent dirt from grinding

the finish, stan.

the dusty summer any more Many styles and fabrics are them up to meet your

"Little by little" is the best than

cleaning. inside shown in New York dress shops spring dards of comfort and cleanll way to tackle fibre rug wash lasts forever. But a thorough for a specific link to

sheers Scrub one section, wipe wash-up makes regular clean including: Tailored taffetas In with a clean, damp cloth; then

arld

Hess,

A Good Rule

Ing

A good rule is to wash be repeat on adjacent sections un- ing an easy, quick task for all tore you paint or renew. And ill both sides are clean. Hong the family to share with you.

window or spread to dry. If fibre rugs. don't

neglect any boxes or plant tubs. And the art sun-faded, give them house itself is likely to proat coat of paint. • by a good soap-and-water bath whether it's painting year, OF not.

Same Pattern Washing

canvas awnings,

Οι

-

and furniture dun umbrellas To be practical about It, arm

brush, yourself with a

soop. follows the same pattern

and rinsing in small water. Then suds, and a poll of

alumi- start at the porch floor, ang areas. Other garden pieces of stone terraces and paving, wood, baked enamel,

rugs, nium, stainless steel or copper clean Proceed to the summer mats and other outdoor floor tubing can be sponged

awnings and grime-free. Rinse the sur- covering. Then give

clear water and faces with screens, bamboo shades Anally porch and garden fur poilsh metal with a dry cloth, niture a good bath. Clay, tile, to restore gloss.

and slate, terrazo,

If furniture cushions concrete even wood floors require little refreshing, with soop maintenance,

niid

need

wash -and

them first water then

BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

King Nep Had an Odd Visitor

--And He Played a Strange Instrument-

ustial friendly way as he took By MAX TRELL

the hands of Knarf and Hanid.. TNARF and Hoold, the shad. He led them to the stranger. "Į Brow

children with the should like you to meet a very fumed-about names, heard such old and very dear companion beautiful musle coming from of mine, This is Orphie, he the direction of the brook that said, nodding toward the man.

"I'm.

know they were at once certain that

very happy to some musician must have wan- you repile

you," replied Orphie, only his dered

down from some far voice didn't sound too

happy. away .place And wis sitting "Orphic," whispered King there

"Knort and Honid, "used playing while. he Nep to

Не to be known as Orpheus. remembered, was always the most wonderful. When friend musician in the world.

•

King Nep always sat, Long, he played the, animals stopped King Nep's friend Orphie.

ond

they WIL

spot where their

10

The

the long years ago King Nep used whatever they were doing and

oned him. He's been sad ever since," birds

stopped be known as King Neptune, listened.

And Knarf and Hanld, promised crickets stopped Ruler of the Seven Seas. But singing The

now that he only ruled a tiny chirping. No one could do any to remind him to tell them the brook,

his name had become thing until he finished playing, whole stery some other day.

too. However, Knart and He could even make the wind-

that

stop

blowing and the ocean waves stop tossing.

were

quite

sure Nep was no musician. Maybe he's got a vialtor," Hanid said to her brother. With that they both started down to the brook to see who the musi- clan might be.

Sat Down Again Orpheus now sat down again and continued

Ho playing. played quite softly, but even to Koort and Hanid found they could do nothing but laten to his beautiful music..

The musle grew louder and (it anything) more beautiful than ever as they draw, closer.

And sure enough the birds to the brook. It sounded like

the crickets stopped rping.. the notes of a harp.

the brecze Croased the Field

stopped blowing. and when and Hanid glanced at They crossed the field at Knart

saw with last, ran swiftly along the edge the brook, they

stopped

of the Pine Tree Grove and astonishment that the water had

flowing.

then darted around the willow stomer to min. And the

whiche hung over King Nep's

And there they it

mosky throne. An

saw the musician.

drops

quite without warning.

fell everywhere but on as King He

thin, sad-faced Orpheus, or Orphie WORD Hle man, dressed in a white Nep called him. Finally Orphle walked robe and sandals with a wreath rose and still playing of leaves (which Hanid re- slowly off until he disappeared cognised as laurel) on his head, among the trees, although the could be He was plucking the strings of cound of his music

an instrument that looked a heard for a long time after her Hitle like a a harp except that it was gone!

was much smaller. In fact he

held it upright

upright on his knee,

Kaart asked King Nep the

name of the

instrument that

look so

At this moment: King Nep, Orphie was playing. "It's called who

was allting next to the a Lyre" King Nep, said. "It stranger, looked up and BOW was the first harp ever made."

Hanid. Knart and

He

"But why does he uttered cry of greeting. The man play- sad?" asked Hanid.

It's a ing the harp-like instrument

long alo

alory" said King stopped at once. He too looked Nep. "Some day I'll tell it to up and Emiled a rather, sad you if you remind me. But it's because his wife named Eury- amile.

"Come up, my dears come dice, whom Orphie loved very up," King Nep said in his much, was taken

away

... Rupert and Simon-26

from

67 Rupert lódka a Micle doubtful afine ⠀ up another 'slope." "Look, there's what his fiend has said, “la le far" whees my parks Livna. It's no dis whare your uskater "livno z**, Bangkabos at a through the wood, De come and abaw him the Jociut,” he "moka: 5:2) 11, the village, la cistese. It counssen do they me of bad sams"

fought to so and vibow this? – the Protaras Hinnueit at'the womenISCO to his grounded! Well wall whe

SLACKS

Ahh, Summer

Lovely Cleo Moore of EKO Radio is seen here displaying her summer charm in a two- plece white swimsuit. You'll see her in her coming picture

"Crack Down

n

a wide range of colours silhouettes (Sheath to circular-

cut skirts, strapless and cover- bra tops); shadow-panel

cot

tons and rayon crepes; opaque nylon satin

slips;

tissue falle hantung

and

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and pattl slips or camisoles cools, with strapless or cover- bra tops.

The Impressive list of under wear types for sheers suggests playing upwardrobe of lin- gerie, especially with the novel ly fabrics, to diversity indivi-. dual sheer dresses.

Here, are five suggestions:—

1. OPAQUE NYLON BATIN I featured for late-day shears, Chantilly-type nylon Jaco forms the complete bodice and Themline..

2. SHEATH

PETTICOAT

in nylon telcot to wear as an Hindividual shadow panel

der another nylon tricot patti- coat or slip is shown for travel wardrobes or just for those who prefero-Iron". nylon tricot but find it not opaque enough for under sheers, With deep not hipline to- oliminate kbulkiness under another slip.

VEERAYON

'makes

SHANTUNG a sheath slip with natural waistline, peg-top skirt, and side zipper des med by, Bonnie Cashin,

4. EWING SKIRT, modified, dominates

taffeta the rayon

› with slip. In white or navy.

and midrift, wldo · straps gathered bodice.

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