1952-02-12 — Page 5

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1952.

WOMANSENSE *

¡Light-headed “Wing“ Tips”

Guaranteed to give that light-headed feeling of spring-time is thla toque of orange straw with grey coloured "wing tips" designed by Marie-Christiane and shown at one of the recent Spring collections of the Paris milliners,

TASTY SAUTEED VEAL

DINNER

Toast

Creams of Onion Soup

Radishes Celery

Sauteed Vel Calta Oyster or Tomato Sauce Flaky Potatoes

7 Min. Savoy Cabbage Apple Raisin Meringue Pie

Coffee, Tea or Milk

All Measurements Are Level

Recipes Serve Four

Sauteed Veal Cakes

CAKES

**

Fuller Skirts-And

Smaller Waists

By DOROTHY BARKLEY

LONDON. chutes. Russell showed magni- NTEREST in London's cent outfits in this style-black fashion week centred grosgrain top coats worn over

on three designers Nor- Sulphur yellow and china blue colours predominating man Hartnell, Hardy Amies were

with

JACOBY ON BRIDGE

Sometimes Silence Is Louder Than Words

NORTH MAKE

EAST (D) AQJ63

307

VAKZ

• AK03 002

WEST

10937 100653 +35 491,

AKJ107

SOUTH: $42

* GJ 10743 $854

East-West vul.

Pars 34

East

South

1

8.

Pass

Poss

Wert

North

Pass 5.

Opening lead— 10

By OSWALD JACOBY

and Victor Stiebel.

town navys and blocks.. Norman Hartnell, the THE EDWARDIAN LOOK first to show, focused rt- *The Edwardian look has on the crinoline three promoters this season →→ tention look. He had three main Peter Russell, Charlee Creed Lachasse and lines the travel ensemble; and Luchasse,

Russell show little "Eton" jac- afternoon outfits consisting kets with swallow tall skirts of full skirted silk ottoman which flare out at-lence, level. coats, with nipped-in waists, Creed has gone right back to the 1960's with his "Leg of worn over full skirted sil Mutton" sleeve on coats, jac- an expert game, what you dresses; and short evening kete

and

dresses, This do is important enough-but dresses. Colours were cast- was the least atractive

what you don't do is almost as aspect iron grey and mignonette of the return to Edwards speak is sure to be heard-but important. Every word you contrast with other designers are favouring П very rounded "Bon Voyage" was an un- feminine look with usual travel outfit consisting of shoulders, and no padding, the voluminous wool Lent cont. Leg of Mutton sleeve, based on neat tallored gaberdine sult a squarely set shoulder, and full skirted afternoon dress decidedly unbecoming.

all in the same shade of dove But all three designers show- pink, "Robe de Mer was

ed delightful short version of the traditional blouses in pique er alk. Tho Hartnell tulled crinoline with

green,

who

WGS

10:le waistcoat

its sequin embroidery. In water most original was the "patch- green tulle, it was embroidered Work blouse, made from multi- coloured pieces of silk cut in aly ever with sequins the size honeycomb sections,

in quarters, of halfpennies,

your silence may drown out all the other sourids.

The point is Ulustrated in the bidding of the hand shown today.

East's opening bid of one club is

the

woret of

be

2

EDITORS PATAL SERVICE, INGAS

"Bus just turned off Grandview

coming down

Pocatello Avenue.., stopped at Cornwall for red light

approaching at medium speed

·

BY THE WAY

by Beachcomber

COURTESY to animals, which said, "How would you like to be

is a more progressive and enlightened quality than mere kindness to them, was Illustrated In a striking manner the other das, when every single passenger tram got out because an เกย Alsatian dog had jumped aboard. and, owing to its frustration and persecution mania, was baring its teeth and adopting a men- acing attitude.

A call was put through, with an axquisite sense of fitness, 10 the R.S.P.C.A who, no doubt, convinced themselves that it was the pausert gers who were baring their teeth. and menacing the misunderstood dog.

normal enough, and South's Jump to two diamonds is an example of a type of shutout bia that many experta favour.

Let's take a moment aut for this Jump bid. Many experts use Jump over-call to show a werk hand but a long except when they are vulnerable against non- vulnerable opponents. In other words. It is usually a shutout bid. but it does show a good hand in Aye, aye

the four In 4 oysters, cut

possible fine soft bread-crumbs, 1/3 c.

However much designers pre

vulnerability situations. warm milk, 1 egg. 1 tsp. salt, Simmer 2 min.

Hurine introduced n new

It should differing on the

that remembered "ook," they unl 11⁄2 tsp.

neckline: necks of blouses were are agreed on one thing the

many other fine players prefer to isp. thyme,

Apple Meringue Pie Worcestershire sauce. Mix, and

boned so that they stood

use the jump over-dall to show a bat Life straw boaters good hand no matter what the form ints 8 flat patties, Dust

Half bake a 9" plecrust shell.prnetically on a level with the crowned town suits providing a Vulnerability te. Certainly in the

earlobe. But with flour; slowly saute in but-

Jump your" partner, makes allowing Fill with 2 c. well sweetened which suits few people, for few brief touch of colour with black. average me around the country. ter or shortening,

very thick apple sauce and have the classic features

over-call it in safe to assume that and Javy or grey. We noticed candy about 12 min. Serve on squares c. raisins; favour with 4 tsp long, slenter neck of Ifortnell's

striped hats that matched he has a good hand. of toast with oyster or tomato nutmeg, 4 tbsp. lemon juice; models.

candy-striped cravate, and red sauce and a garnish of

bacon add 1 tbsp.

melted butter.

"cake- sallor hats with grey curls,

Bake 20 min. at 375 F. Then

frills"

brim. by way to the edge with

Miniature felt spread out

were meringue. Bake 15 min. longer

suggested for country wear, and wide-brimmed hats of lace, browned.

Oyster Sauce: Mell 11⁄2 tbsp. butler or margarine,

Stir

in

up

this is a style

THE PARACHUTE LOOK

The "Parachute Look" —

2 tbsp flour, 4 tsp. salt, 1 at 325 F., or until it is lightly variation on the crinoline theme with frilled, edges and decora-

tsp. pepper and a few grains nutineg. Gradually stir in %% c. chicken stock,

4.

or use

Trick of the Chof

Put 1 lb, lean veal through the food chopper with 1-slice-water-and 2-chleken bouillon Season cooked savoy cabbage onion, a 2 piece celery and cubes, Add clop milk; with sauce vinaigrette. Very of a green pepper. Add 1⁄2 c. bring to boiling point, and drop good.

MEAT AND

SPAGHETTIS

CROQUETTES

WHAT'S THIS NEW IDEA,

JOAN ?

I BEUEVE IN

VARIETY, GO

MAKE MY

CROQUETTES IN

DIFFERENT SHAPES

SAME EASY MIXTURE

4oz ANALY

MINCED COOKED MEAT

2 SMALL MINGED FRIED

ONION (OR ONION

FLAVOURING)

1 TEASPOON

CHOPPED

OR DRIED PARSLEY ·· 1-202 COOKED CHOPPED

SPAGHETT

ALL BOUND WITH A LITTLE THICK NICELY.

SEASONED SAUCE

USE ANY SORT

OF COOKED OR TINNED MEAT

FOR TOMORROW'S SOUP

BOYS'

KEEP THE COOKING LIQUID

AND

SPREAD ON A PLATE TO COOL, SHAPE INTO CROQUETTES

GIRLS'

Teddy Is Invited To A Party

THE

-But He's So Big, Only His Head Gets to Gol- By MAX TRELL

HE mice, who lived down in the cellar, were having a party and everyone was invited,

Mary-Ann, the rag doll, put. on her best apron and wore her best pair of bedroom slippers.

Miss China Doll wore a sliver dress and silver slippers..

General Tin the tin soldier

"You can sit here with me," replied the cat. "It's just as much fun being outside looking in, as being inside looking out.”

Didn't Think So

That might have been true, only Teddy didn't think so, "Be sides." he thought to himself, "it I were inside, I wouldn't bother toʻlook out. I'd keep looking in,'

was introduced by Peter Rustive roses placed under the sell, who has also designed a brim, for fashionable outdoor collection for Australia. Dress events. skirts, supported by stiffened petticoats, and voluminous

out like sleeves, nute

para

ROLL IN BEATEN EGG OR FLOUR-AND-

WATER BATTER

"AND THEN

IN BROWNED BREADCRUMBS,

AND FRY CRISP IN HOT DEEP

FAT OR

બ.

THEY LOCKC

VERY SAUCY

FOR

VISITORS,

MAGAZINE

There

popped inside the door. he was, right in the middle of the party, only the rest of him, his shoulders, his arms and h legs were still outside with the cat. She sat on his back because he was soft and comfortable.

Plenty of Ice Cream Teddy's head had lots of fut at the party, seeing everything that was happening and getting plenty of good ice cream to eat, for Mary-Ann and Miss China Doll and the mice all took turns feeding him with a spoon.

But the back of Teddy didn't "What I usually do," con- have a good time at all, with

the mice told Teddy,

12-7

wore his blue and red uniform. tinued the cat, "when I'm not the cat sitting on it. "It's a good He wanted to wear his green invited to a party, is to walt in thing you're half in and half and yellow uniform but as the front of the door until the people out," blue and red one was pointed who are plying the party come "You're blocking the whole door "Either the door is too small or on and would have taken quite-out- especially do this when and the cat can't even look in."

are giving the

a while to scrape off, he decided the people who not to do it.

party happen to be mien. Thes "She sitting on me." said

I have my own party. It's not as Teddy. "I don't think I'll ever Mr Punch the puppet went to much fun, perhaps, but it tastes be able to get out again." the party dressed like a clown just as good." with strings attached to hia arms, his legs and his head.

:

I'm too big," Teddy remarked.

off as fast as she could. Then everyone inside the mice's apart. ment pushed Teddy's head out again. He went upstairs to the But General Tin said Teddy playroom quite happy, although Teddy still kept wishing he had nothing to worry about. his ears were a little bent. could squeeze himself through "Have a good time now while

"One of these days," the cat Knarf and Hanid, the shadow- the door. "All right, and the you can," General Tin told him. children with the turned-about cat, "I'll help you. Put your

Frumbled to him later, "I'm Finally, when the party was going to try that trick myself. names, wore their Sunday-go-head as close to the door as you nearly over, General Tin went I like the idea of my head being to-incoting-clothes,

can get it."

out through another door, cropt inside. I can do a lot with my Toldy did so. Suddenly the cas around behind the cat and tied head inside the mice's apart- gave a push and Teddy's head a knot in her tail. The cat ran ment!"

Wasn't Invited

Mrs Cat washed herself trom head to toe and waited to be in vited, but she wasn't. She went down to the cellar anyway and sat in front of the door to the mnice's apartment,

watching

everyone else go in. She plained to everyone!

Ex-

"I've got

another appointment. It's just ne well that they didn't invite. me."

But our

-everyone knew that sho didn't have another, appoint-

·ment

Teddy, the stuffed haar ware

in white "`shirt with a Buster

Brown collar and a pair of strip-

Rupert and the Pine Ogre-6

ed green trousers and potent Report to surprised at the

ho

leather shoes. But when. reached the door of the micu's apartment, ho found he couldn't Either the, door i squeeze, in. too; small or I'm too bằn”, he remarked to the cat...

ence,

It doesn't make much differ

the cat answered sourly

"What can I do?" asked To

o'd man's outburst, “I'm sorry you don't like the pine trees," he says," "I'm just collect twigs and going to cones for Mummy's fires, "Glad to hear it," sorts Gaffer Jarge. "I wish you'd collect the whole pine-wood; I've watched. It paming nearer

and nearer every year and it ought to be stopped!" When the rain ceases, he moves away still grumbling while.. Rupert crosses the valley, in another", direction. It la further than he thinks, and by: "the" time ho reaches the trees: another~*`shower. /. is falling,

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

RUPERT and the

WRONG PRESENTS

¡koch, at getty', colawed deachige shemt

There wit ''ousiting', amarpan 'as, oni kosk.

$1:00

The sensational hat trimming is the "enge veil" which looks like wire-netting, has flowers rarnbling realistically on it, and Just reaches to the tip of the

nose.

OUTFITTED

FOR SPRING

and tweed, In corduroy this outdoor. ensemble WELK designed with an eye to the woman zolfer. The blouse. Is in brown corduroy, edged. with brown tweed to match the pocketed skirt,

The ensemble was 'design- ed by Dorville for spring.. (Reuterphoto)

Household Hints

Tiled floors are best cleaned with soap and water but don't use a mop, as this will only push the dht into the crevices between the tiles.

Grease stains can be removed from wallpaper by applying" "A pasto made of Fuller's Earth" and and cleaning fuld. Lol & dry then brush it off. Repeat f kidcessary,

Water should never be used, to keep a varnished floor clean. Use a.soft cotton mop which is bare- ly dampened with a mixture of three parts of kerosene and one part white: “ininernl.., oil. This alight solliners will help to picke up dirt, but will not affect the

In this case, of course, North know his partner and knew that he had a poor hand. It was easy to work out in this care anyway, since North - could see moat of the high cands right in his own hand. He wanted to make sure of getting to game and also to make some sort of try for alarm. The cue-bld of three clubs was all he could think of.

Right here WAS

whore East's #ilerice spoke loudly. Surbly Eart wanted to invite-a-club opening

lead: surely he had o reason t invite a load in any other BUIT, He could have indiested his skib strength by doubling the que-bid of three clubs, “That wouldn't be the final contract, of course, but that the double would guarantee East and a good, solind club suit.

When Eat failed to double, it seemed that he didn't want a club lead. Weet paid pareful attention to This in choosing his bpening Lead, and therefore elected the tan of spades. This allowed South to run the fit 11 tricka, since he sould discard a club on one of dummy's hearts. If West bad led a club, as he would have done Fast had doubled three clubs, East would have taken the first three tricks in that suit.

14

♥ CARD Serised

Fast

The bidding has been: Bouth West

1 Heart Paws

or rather tromboned,

swept overboard in the Bay of Biscay "Not very much," said Harry wondering what that had to do with it. "Well, ther" said Sir Ewart, studying a chort which had been used to plug a hole in the door, "It's my opinion," said HarTY later to Mrs Withersedge, "that your boss cores as much about musia ad horma does about Chinese porcelain."*

Tricks with fuel

EAR SIT

Dwe haus found this method of saving fuel an excellent one. Coilers used matches and coat them with mustard. Then dip them in sostar, taking care that the mustard is not bashed off. Cut each match in half. and lie the half-matches, in bundles 10th thin twine which has been' damped. Smear each bundle with a ittle more mustard, and sprinkle bundles and to end in the orato drops of water freely. Then lay the taking care that the stem of each

J

N unexpected vialt to the Savey A Mrs Mobster by Admiral Bir Ewart Hodgson yesterday led to a friendly discussion on the suitability of the prate This method of vaing match points aroay from the back of the ship as a place for hand re- hearsals. The Adminal was piped, a great deal of time and expense,

matchas or kindling wood will save aboard by Harry Hedges, and Mrs Witheredge

Yrs. truly, had placed in position the plumber's

Athenais-Angelique Dupuytren

de Lauraguaia, ladder which serves as a common Nothing to do with me way. "How are the acoustics?" asked the Admiral breezily. "It's not them TVERYTHING la very odd today. that's the trouble, repiled Harry. I have just read this: He has

He's the difeulty of Anding any where to sand, without things drop- ping and breaking. Two of my men fell through the deck," Bile Ewart's eyes flasted. That's nothing,"

entered the pullover he has knitted against all the women competitors at the fate of Thanet ploughing. match. It is now up to the women he to use a knitted plough.

YOUR BIRTHDAY

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12

PORN today, you have tremen

BySTELLA.

or consciente-you will probably do just the wrong thing and spend a fat of uma and energy making up for it?

emergency, If you permit yourself dous capabilities and know how to act before thinking a problem to make the best ose of them. You through or to be persuaded agatat are quick to seize the opportunity your intuition to further your ambitions and are the type to necept the challenge of some particularly difficult task. You are original and because of this your enemies may offret vour most ardent supporters. You must learn to re concile many differing types of people if you are to reach the true heights, It is likely however, that your fame will-long outlive your impulse,

You should be warned hot to scatter your talents, for only by

To find what the sims have in concentration to a single objective store for tuinorrow, select

your

סגס

You have a keen sense of humour and, ard good company when you chocse to he, Your affections are always able to deep rooted although you are not love and infatuation. Do not wed en dings between

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20J Don't permit a black mood to dis- courage you from striving for your objective. Today perseverance mys. TAUNUS (Apr. 21-Bray 215- If you organise your time and efforts carefully, you can get a great deal done today.

can you succeed, Although your birthday star and rand the, corres- reasoning powers

Cood, you ponding paragraph. Let your birth. should not act too quickly in day star be your daily gate.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13 AQUARIUS (Jam, 21-Feb. 19)- North Send a remembrance to one you love. If someone has asked for A 2 Clube

photograph, have one takeni Poas 3 Hearts

-PISCES (Feb. Раз

20-Mar. 20)- Pans You, South, hold:, Spades Q-J-10-

At the end of a long day, find tline to relax with a light book or some 7. Hoaris 6-2. Diamonds 30-Q-6-4, Clube 7-3-2. What do you lead? good music.

ALead the queen of spades. Spadea and Alamonds are clearly the sults to attack. Three honours in Lequence (queen-jack-ten) are safer thin guat Hero honours in sequence (king-neen).

2 Hearts Pars

Hearts Pas

TODAY'S QUESTION

The bidding is the same as in the question just answered, You, South, hold: Snodes 0-7-5-3, Hearts 6-8-4. Diamonds J-10-9, Club J-8-2, What do you lead?

Answer Tomorrow

• BARBS

BY HAL COCHRAN

ALMOST

соп

any person really measure up if the golden rule is always used.

It's said that a mosquito can live a day and a half without nourishment, Probably because it gets plenty in just one alt- ting.

Most girls dispute the state- ment that a woman stops hunt-

HENRY?

ing for a husband when marriage. knot is tied.

*

Game

the

Women can keep a secret better than men, according to a women's club president. But It takes more of them.

A perfect example of minort- ty rule is a new baby in the house.

DUMB-BELLS

DO YOU WISH SADDLE OR AN ENGLISH

I DONT.. ILL NEED THINK

A WESTERNA LA HORI THE WESTERN) ILL JUST: „SADDLE HAS, WHISTLE:

A HORN!

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CROSSWORD

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10)

10. Thla berry la edible. (5)" 11. Pour get there in a rare mix up. (6) 13, Town of Belgium. 181

15. Note from Eton. 4)

17. Luft by a punk, ... (4)

18. Talent often proved to be (0) io, It's the cost you see. (3) 20. mar. (A)

31. Fear nathing has the answer, (6), Down

1. Would you say sụch bars were mil

Paler

(8)

2. There's nothing factual about

this. (9)

3. Makes Lan quote, (8)

4. Wat and muddy place. (8)

6. In the kODY ↑ (5)

d. Verges can be his walk, (9)--

7. A backward lifter. (5).

9. Pestenat... (4)

31. He's aner dah., big or, little." (6), 11. To tear or spla 7 (8)

14. Expect a nery outburat nero. (4) id, rula is no morning zida. (4 Solution på yesterday's puzzle., Across),

Billion in MR, Lante: 36. Krindart

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CHESS PROBLEM

By A. MANI ¡Black, 9-pieces.

"White,‚11 pieces," "White - to "plaff; mate in three,

lution: taj vesterday's

"enu: 2, Q, R, ör Ki

GEMINI (May 22-June 21)— Be logical and practical in alt you undertake you want the maximum In results.

CANCER (June 22-July 23)-- Worry nover Lolved Anything, Devole your energies to constructive activity and you will succeed.

LEO (July 24-A

-

If you schedule your time and efforts carefully for the balance of the month. You will get a lot done.

VIRGO

(Aug.24-B6Dt. 23)

Don't be overconfident, but keep. your chin up just the same, Blow and eaty wins today's race.

LIBRA (80pt 24-00

23)-- Don't let misunderstandinge mar your day. You can make

you are careful to explaid clear if SCORPIO (Oct-Nov.)- An elder member of your family may need your help and advice. Be quick to give it,

SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23-Dec, 22) - Inspiration can be very activa right zlow. A new idea is one which should be developed.'

CAPRICORN, (005. 23-Jan; 207mm Don't fly off the handle. To control your temper now may mean you can

control a situation,later on."

INTELLIGENCE TEST DOUBLE EVENT

By T. O. HARE.

UCKLES and Grimm are in training for a Mars-

They Are 101 owners

thon bloyato. La

Bunday Chuckias ran from Holindak to.Spruce, a slistamonu - or 24 miles..... Grimm, covered. the same distance "on" "ths, bicrole: dumped, it at his finishing polati and une diately ran back to Holmonk. Chuckle, on érrival at Spruce. mounted sad biwdio_and_rode homo

Both athletes run and, rida” At what, for our purposes, may be considered an unvaryiniz #Paoo. Gripra's spend on the bicycle is doubuckle rous

Obucke apsod on foot,

· · per

hour · faster

two mlies tha ales cycles:

than

two miles per hour faster than Grimmie overcook Grimm toi malisa from, Holmoek.

How Far from Holmgoek was Grimes

Dhuckies

· rasohed, hamu? E

(Solution on'Faga:10):

Check

Your

Knowledge

"-1, "Where "aro" the ÷ Bolámon

called

he pin, of a dial

The

3. Name the capital of- Arizona.

4: What is the largest island of Japan?

5. Name the sea that Unks the Arcite and the Pacific Oceans along the coast of Alaska? ty B

6.Wharq: is the famous Fale University? v

(Solution on Pare 10