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oking, elsäwhere ANNE EDWARDS says

Sir Hugh gays up

the lamp-posts

OME fresh and charm- tin to prevent the

outside

Ing ideas will decorate hardening-take my word for it,

then they are superb. one corner of London

GREEN SALAD with French noxt June. They are the dressing can be good. But if decorations for London each leaf is lightly touched lamp-posts, statues, streets, with olive oil, seasoned

with

salad is sprinkled with a spoon-

of mixed

and bridges suggested by pepper and salt, and then the Sir Hugh Casson...:

and

slightly With any luck we'll bo sec- sweetened vinegars... (for-exam- ing....London lamp-posta, for plc, tarragon, garlic, and abol- exemple, painted white in Plc lot) then it is really superb. cadilly aid decorated with PECHE MELBA with a fresh sheaves of red and

white

But if you peach in

syrup

OX-

poach a fresh vanilla-flavoured

caties that glow in the dusk. Peach can be good.

painted pole blue In ferd Street and gerlorded with three or four minutes and let white roses and Ivy

it cool, make vanilla fes

for

with

painted black in Freihe top of the milk, and add a and looped with ping-pong purce of fresh raspberries balls that bob and rustle in the (sieved, sweetened, and feet), breeze--with a crown of ping-" thei-I give you my word-It ̧ pong balls at the top:

is superb.

Pollee barriers, each painted a

bottle different colour,

green, illac, scarlet, and purple.. Statutes boxed in for safety statuc with a picture of the drawn on the outside. Hungerford, Bridge with an Em-

LOWERING

THE ACE-INGH dellating remark (1 encountered it four times one week 怎 cently):

From a small boy whɔ ran Away from home: "Since Christmas I have been fed up with my mummy, my grand- ma, and my Haddy. They are old, I am young."

the

In a book": "An American lady. 'ance

protested to famous art dealer Duveen that the Renaissance painting of a gli he was trying to med her. lind obviously been restored. My dear matam, he said, if you were as old as this young giri, you would have to be

yesi stored too."

● in a newspaper;. . "Harold Laski," wrote Trevor Koper, "was an able man whose vani-

met truin in scarlet painta on ty led him to go on talking

1ts sides....Eros enclosed in a long after he had ceased to gilded cage, so that be can be thinis," seen but cannot be climbed... From

Charles 1'e statue in Trafalgar He was standing on the corner a newspaper seller:

Square with flying senrics

of Bond Street shouting: “Lad cloak around his shoulders... all about nothing." Read

all

I hope the Ideus get by. They are so far removed from that depressing plush and gilt which is most people's idea of Corona-, tion decorations,

UPLIFTING

bo-

THE DIFFERENCE

tween the good and tho superb in cooking-how small

it is, and how enormous.

Take

опе this

mcal, example.

about nothing."

London Express Service)

[* "Duveen,! by S. N. Behr- man, Hamish Hamilton, 128.. sd.I

Household Hint

A good washing solution for for windows that are very solled is to take two tablespoons

to two vinegar SOLE dipped in milk and quarts of warm water. A very

or ammonta seasoned four and cooked in

fine

scouring powder or whit butter can be good. But

ing may be applied in a light you shake off the surplus Bour, coating with a damp cloth or

melt the butter Orst without coat browning it, cook the sole un sponge. Wait until it is almost coating dry then remove the U it is golden brown both

soft, clean, lintless rides,

and then add more but with a

cloth ter and a squeaże of Lemon

the pan to

and balloved and dirty and mussed it all began," he went on start-hope your then't hurt lup why, then it is subcebo

on account of dark-juice

pour up, with his hat half off hts

POTATOES roasted, in

Coronation Scent & head, his face smeared with cat Inst night. Like everyone yourself, the cat purred. I for,

what a great got to tell you that you have oven can be good. But if you mud, and his beautiful uniform else, she knew

Ona of the arst, now....... per-; him se an hunter I am. I'm a hunter, too. to be able to see in the dark to shape the potatoes like

small General Tin,' she said. When I be able to catch a mouse. In the new onca put them in cold fumes for the Coronation has emply bag of potatoes,

heard this 1 burst out

cellar. Look out!' she mcowed waler, remove them the bern produced by Goya." They "I at

at that instant. It was too late. moment they boll, put them in call it "219"-~It «is-'a' trife You Tried to Smile

call yourself loughing

bumped into a pile of boxes the oven with, a little, butter, henidy, but fun for the party cried. 'Why, the only Hanid said: "Oh dear! What can hunt is a mouse! At this, and trunks and fall into a sack add salt when they start to goers, especially the younger

You're going the happened to you, General Tin?" Pussy got very insulted. Catch of charcoal.

brown, and cover with another set. General Tin, is wrong way, the cat said to mo. General Tin tried to anile. Ing a mouse, "Notiung," he said, "Nothing harder than you think. I don't "The mouse-hole is on the other old under that

plic of think you can do it, even though alde happened to me at all."

says you're one of wood,'*** "Something must have hap- everybody

the greatest hunters in the pened, General," said Knarf.

world."

Finally,

Knarf after

and

"And Hantd begged him several more that?” times, General Tin finally look- rin.

ed around the room to make tho

one else was

*urt

that no

thing you

what did you say to Knart asked General

General Tin slopped to sigh. "You can't imagine" he said to Knart and 1 got

mouse.

into

"the trouble

"Why, I just laughed louder furnace. I

DE for that

> over the myself on

shelves. I stumbled, bumbled

You count 5 points for

for the high spados, 4 poluts klog of hearts (1 point more

listening, then he said in a low than ever. Then I said to this nails, I banged into pipes and

"I WAS .because voice: than a normal king,

hunting last silly cat,. So you think I can't your partner has bid the sult), and 2 points for the singleton.

TODAY'S QUESTION

The bidding is the same as in the question just answered, You, South, hold: Spades K-Q- S-2, Hearts K-8-7, Diamonds 9-2, Clubs K-J-5-4. you do?

3

night,"

"Hunting?" sald Hanld srprise.

General Tin nodded,

catch a rust, eh? I'll show and tumbled. But most of all, I

The :′oul"

cat pulled her was humbled. I never even saw whiskers and purred, All right the mouse. I mean, I didn't see ---Just show me.

There's a him until after he was caught." mouse down in the cellar. Let

"Oh! Then he was caught?" me see you catch Lim

sald Honid.

"Hunting what? A lion or a -tiger? - You couldn't have got yourself so mussed up unless you were hunting a great big felt What do

wild animal in the middle of

Answer Tomorrow

INTELLIGENCE TEST

RICHLY REWARDED

By T. O. HARI

"We were richly

reworded " - fraid Colonel Sandstone) “when we took service with the Boko of Comph. By we I refer, of course, to Major Tint and me.

Each of us received, na

a parting gift, an ingot of gold: each ingot a perfect cube. Mine was the larger: site cuble content exceeded What of Flint's cube by 637

Kon earth is a cyble Chu gomeone.

-you poop?" as

and

Dear me, BENE know that?ald S stone. "The poop is unit of length. It's equal to about one-fifth of an Inch. By the ray, the side of my golden cube was s many poops exactly, and that is also true of Flint's." What was the cubic con. tent of Sandstone's ingo!?

(Splution on Pag

the jungle"

a

"Yes-by the cat,” replied General Tin,~ "And from now

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"Well," said General Tin. "I mighty sure I wouldn't have any trouble catching file, mouse. So down to the on," he added, "I'll stick collar I went. You stay behind hunting lions and tigers. Catch- This time General Tin shook me, I said to the cat. 'I won': Ing a mouse is too much for his head, "It wasn't a lion or a need any of your help. liger. It won't even an elephant

or a giraffe or a crocodile,'

"No?"

Again he looked around be

Can't See in the Dark

""The

me!"

And Knarf and Hauld laugh- ed, And, the cat, if she was first thing that bap listening, must have laughed,

too.

fore he answered In a lower pened was that I fell down the

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Novel Scarf

*BY ALICE ALDEN,

THE now fashion soon is off to an auspicious-start Ins Babrics, allhouettes and accessories, which should make for a colourful, beautifully, drespo sartorial plotuire. In accessories 19, was have, delighted in some smart and useful ovations, ono of whics in previewed here, Glontex, wooing, a inflored mult {acanoci,nhood, fine come up with a new notion, Mariscos, Mar which is an oversize version of the ascot. This can, of Jacquind eating shows how, it is worn looped over, to give a garnish la the facket, If would be nice for a dress, top, as it is good

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