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JACOBY ON BRIDGE

Bad Players Make Their Own Trouble

By OSWALD JACODY

THE vital

Messa tant 1

want to convey today £9 that bad bridge players are not da successful as good bridges. player.

If this bit of news falls to startle you, I'll add something to the story. A bad player will often suffer in n hand in which he has done nothing wrong- simply because he is known be a bad player. It's very end, but it's the truth.

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BY

EMIYUAN TALIS-SIATICE, INGIT)

THE WAY

by Beachcomber

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH: 1954

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12. here one to a Grecian urn. 13. Congratulational (9)

14. Bounds like the last part of ! Acrom, but he'd be annoyed 31 you called him the first DATE (4)

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meat lot of people

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Mike Attornes seema to. nave 19, Dtriot

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24. Frali without the little brother.

13) 26.Decorations will be

SKED by her father if she there wil be summing-up by Take today's hand for had seen Suet Esq. intely. Aden Eher Spalding ("Creynore" 28. Of of all over (8)

example. West was Itnown

be a bad player. In this hand

made the never

wrong move, but he suffered just the

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West opened the Pre clubs. This was the best pael- ble opening lend. With

Diy other opennig. South wenulet have had the chance to explore, South would draw trumps, try out the spades, lead towards thes hearts, anel so on.

If

Inlled.

fail

everything else South might eventually buck on a club finesse. The club opening lend, however, forced South to make up mind at once for or against the club finesse.

If West had been good player. South would have been very much in doubt about the right play. An expert West

WEST

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Pasa 20 Pata Pass 3

Pass Poss Pass Pass Pass Opening lead-♣ 9

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nigh; open away from the king of clubs in the hope of steering South away from the Antase.

Since West was known to be a bad player, however, South had

no doubts about who had the king of clubs. South's only chance was to go up with the age of clubs, draw trumps, eash the ace of spades, get to his own hand with trump, and iny down the king and queen | of spades in the faint hope of dropping the jack and ten.

This plan actually worked, and South's nine of spades be- camo established. South

col

her

(“Greyhose."') Mimsie sald Very primly, "We Weakly. Misa Bunch, vital petite, human, in met by chance the other day and see, dynsinle, and

known to millions as the girl who zaid good-morning.”

cycled through Indin in 1940. M Juve," **Dal

the Inter, Epalding, balding, foriyish, Is Jimicking ber manner, "Whori live wire n the West Bromwich about a bulled mig et

of Electrical Accessorios, Cheridge, Chamber ectuulleft? Cood, you cope, Landy is integrity, avarruens, and conse Oroimpound?" Nimite's mother mis

values have been highly praised by Scoutmaster Bora Gulping. forveried.

"Don't 10an her, Fred," Dame

and the Ex-M'Bong of sho naid, "When 1 wan courting Toll, you," naki Mr Slopeomer, "we un' M'GonkiwOWA.

like this. Do you rợ Waste thing quember when † itissed you outside Book notes Wheeler

Poughton's Walm libune?" "Gu an?" said Mes Slog- "I am not burner with a giggle, being courted,” said Minasie. WE

"Some just good friends. times," said her mother, frendanly blustuma into love." "Shelley, for a fiver eried Fred Slopeutner, What are we doing?

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child, No mail, Wohlan, andhial can afford to píiss the grip- ping controversy which begins in this volumn next Monday between Adela Bunch and It. J. Praxton. Their subject? What Are We D75.

? It will be a hard-hitting con fest, with no punches pulled, and

INDER a new by-law tramp may

no longer sleep and

Gitary. Derby's pubile

gat

Readers

often or orders. (6) Poros, no afterthought. (3) Down

1. Damal (6) 2. may be a song from

Garden. (B," 4)"

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3. There's one to every ault. (8)

4. A gun sometimes marka this. 6. Eastern längungs, tsi 7. Many people make a point of

not leaving one unturned. (5) B. Would you do tale with BOLDA

against the Tynʊ? (7)

11. Rolled out often during the war.

(7)

16. If you're this, you're givan waf

to 18 Down, (5)

47. Quietly, if you're playing on

thin. (6)

8. The end of the stranger-and

how he died. (8)

pillow. 23. Goes with noliber, (9)

have objected to bits of kipper 20. Beginning and end of a newE- found in Vol. II of Broythwallo's

agant, () "Desiccation of the North African 22. There's a hole in this MOTIO“ Lakes" and to the use of Cinck's

where (3) "Vegetable Kingdom" aK A Will the British Museum Reading Roon follow this lead and banish KUSIFU wayfarers? The rule at the London

LIVE that a tramp who, iIRE Library is vourhed for by a meinber may story one night an the premises, but musi not cook a meal, Four tinkera who recently mended saucepang in a corner of the Bodleian turned out to be New College men, and asked to leave.

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YOUR BIRTHDAY....... By STELLA

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31

BORN today, you have exceptional talents. roubined with a rest- lessness which may inake it difficult for you to settle down to anything. You are always looking for the pot of fold at the end of a rainbow, You are sure there will be one for you somewhere-11 you can only And it Al oolimistle outlook ou Jite is a flue idea, but you must not let your search for future potentiale make you too uristeady To take advantage of what is right on your own doorstep.

You Are moody and have a

malod. philosophical turn of Things don't work out as you want them today, then tomorrow, you hope, may” bring what you want. Learn to make an effort to go after what you want today. rather than sitting around walling for pornelling to turn upi

Cultivate a practical putlook, it you can. Your enjoyment of the arts, especially music, la exceptional. You probably have some talent in this direction, as well, suud cultivated in early youth you might find nuse your happiest profession,

THURSDAY, APRIL 1

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr.

20) --

A close acquaintance may need your help. Be eager and willing to do everything you con wilhaût being atel.

20) -

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May Facts and Oguren tell the story today

You also have a feeling for colour and form and cannot be happy in unpleasant surroundings. You must hove beauty, and harmony around you at all times,

Fond of children, you will want a large family of your own, Lack- ing thin, you would be a fine one children, for, you would to adopt give them the same love and bare as if they were your own flesh and blood.

To find out what is in store for tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding para. graph. Let your birthday stár bo your daily guide.

SOLUTION TO CHECK YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE

DUMB-BELLS

FOR US TO PUBLISH NOVELS THE AUTHOR MUST HAVE

WELL MY NAME IS SMITH

A WELL- KNOWN NAME!

TANG / THE ESMER SYNNCAT

WOMANSENSE

Linda Christian

Victorian Posy for Easter taught me yoga

Just in time for Easter is this charming, little hat with the Victorian posy nestling in lis bower.

The tiny hat is in fancy white crinoline, criss-crossed by ruby red velvet_strap-clasps which form a V at the back and hold the suspended posy at the front.

And, of course,

it's called "Victorian Posy,"

Meat Pie Spiced by Wine

New York. Economy meals can be given a company touch with the addi- tion of wine.

This Devonshire beet pie is one example. To serve six you will need:

and

By Catherine Boyle

NROOMING is the essence you can keep it waiting tilli Tof glamour. It is the longer.

So much for the state of foundation on which women mind. I give you now some must build if they really beauty hints which have come care what they look like. my way, beginning at the top

Remember And the basis of all this is thick and luxuriant your hair that *, however

our state of mind.

there is no need to Zutulɛe your None of us has too much free appearance to show it off. time, but we do have a fow Lovely hair is just as much in minutes every day which wo evidento if it is kept neat: can give to relaxing, By a few minutes I mean just THREE.

Linda Christian, Tyrono

l'ower's wife, who always ilves

at high speed, started me un

OIL SOAKS IN

Dry hale

my problem. spend an evening a month keep..

Yoga "relaxation. She put A small cushion under her head, in it in check. The day before and with a flick of her heels she have a wash, and set I warm

two tablespoonfuls of olive oil- Was

down.gr standing upside

with and then

a ploce of cotton against the wall.

JUST LET GO

wcol, I spread it all over my

massaging

the warm liquid all into the scalp.

After rubbing it well in for

Enthusiastically. I tried to fol- about five minutes I plunge a low suit, but after cricking my small Turkish towel into boiling neck and cracking my back, I water, wring it out strongly, decided I had taken up the and put it turbanwise on my

hend. poaltion too late in life,

what' milder somewhat

Here is a

In effect, this steams the head version of Yoga,

pores open and lets the oil soak Lle flat on the floor, with a right in, toking in with it all cushion under your hips to raise the vitality and goodness that them slightly, and put your logs dry hair needs,

up on a bed. Close your eyes.

While you have the

turban and just let yourself go.

on, take the opportunity to Relaxing in this way will be manicure your. nails. The quite an effort at first, but it cutletes wül be sullably soften- will

become

something to look ed by the massaging, you were forword to. the

By way, when doing on your head (very good you get up, do it gradually (even for the nails, that oil). if the telephone rings), other- wise you'll feel giddy.

This exercise will be specially helpful if you spend most of the time on your feet. The blood,

· GREASY HAIR

When you have anished, put

flowing in the opposite direction on a rubber bath cap, ile um. from normal, will activate the other towel (dry this time) blood vessels in your face and After your set next day to sleep.

you be surprised at the Improve, ment

ward off wrinkles,

NEVER TOO OLD

FOR

on

greasy hair, there are the usual dry shampoos, but if you......

in flour. Add wine and cook, stirring until mixture boils and thickens. Season with Worces tershire, salt and pepper, remove from heat. Peel and An elderly lady I know has are blonde, and in a hurry for gente potatoes, and add to meat the skin of a young girl. Her a date, sprinkle your favourite. mixture. Add parsley. Line a figure and vitality are outstand brand of talcum powder over 9-inch pie plate with pastry and ing. She assures me that she Lavishly, mind. 11⁄2 pounds ground beef; 1 lt with the meat mixture. Put owes a lot of her prolonged Don't rub it in.

Leave small onion, minced; 1 tablespoon top crust in place, with several youth to the fact that she has for about five minutes then bacon drippings or other fat; 3 gashes in centre to permit steam made

habit of this simple re- bend over the bath and brush tablespoons flour; 1⁄2 cup but to escape. Bake in a hot oven laxing routine ever since she your hair vigorously, to zot the gundy or other red table wine: (450 degrees) for 16 minutes; was 24 years old.

rest of the tale out. teaspoon Worcestershire sauce; reduce heat to moderate (350

Never, consider yor-self either* * Your hair will be much more salt and pepper to taste; 2: degrees) and

of the continue baking too young or too old to start manageable, in spite medium-sized potatoes; cup for 1 hour. Remove pie from If you are still really, young, you strenuous brushing. Just chopped parsley; and pastry for oven and let stand 15 minutes will pave the way loan casier kind of thing for a last-minute a 2-crust (9-inch) ple,

later life? If you are refling on, pick-me-up. before serving-United Press,

'Eauto beet and onion in baçon drippings until meat is just brown, stirring so that meat separates into small bits. Blend

BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

Breakfast With Punch and Judy

-Everybody Had Something Different to Eat-

By MAX TRELL

So Judy made two soft-boiled eggs for Kaarf, three scrambled NARF, the shadow-boy with eggs for Mr Punch, four poached the turned about name, eggs for the Policeman and an

Policeman

were getting

-hot rumours and guesses. He very walked into the room. just as omelette with one egg in it for sure of where you" are headed. hnd

DEMINI (May 21-JURO 21)Mr Punch, his wife Judy, and herself. clubs

Take a positive attitude on life even the already discarded two from the dummy on the Ring and queen of spades, and he

able to now

discard Was dummy's last club on the nine of spades.

The odds were almost 20 to I against finding such luck in the space, and South wouldn't have taken such a gamble I there had been any other hope. It was just hard fuck for West that nobody would give him credit for making a tricky club lead simply because he was n bad

player. It's a sad world, Ion't 197

CARD Serise.

Q-The bidding has been: North East South West

1 Heart Pass 2 Diamonds Pass

2 Hearts Pass

7

You, South, hold: Spades 7-

6. Hearts Q-5-4, Diamonds A- RJ-9-2, Clubs 8-0-4. What do you do?

A-B three hearts, You have 10 points' in normal high cards, I paint for the queen of your partner's bid sult, and 1 point for the doubleton. Heark support and a count of 11' or 12 points, are shown by your bid in a side sult followed by the raise in hearts.

TODAY'S

QUESTION ·

The bidding is the same

・

in the question just answered, You, South, hold; Spades 7-8, Hearts K-5-4, Diamonds. A-K- -D-2, Clubu 8-0-4. What do you do?

Anawer Tomorrow.

WHAT'S HER LINE?

in! Come

in!" sald

if things look a little glum. Your ready to sit down to breakfast. progress will be faster.

(June 22-Joly 23)

"Come CANCER Hold Light to your budget. Extravagance now any ment you Judy in a delighted voice.

forfeit something you want

"You're just in time for break- LEO (July 24 - Aug. 23)-fast" said Mr Punch. Procrastination can be serious today,

Inore, later on.

Get a necessary job done on time.

will pay real dividends.

VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept.

23)-

Plenty of Food

Be alert to possible misrepresentation The Policeman said: "I hope

"Now what about bread?' said Judy,

"I'd like_white bread, please,” answered Knar!.

"Whole wheat bread for me, il you please," said Mr Punch,

"Be so kind as to give me raisin bread," said the Policeman.'

So Judy served white bread for

of facts I an important matter you're hungry, Knarf, because Knarf, whole wheat bread for.

avoid being deceived.

LIBRA

(Sept. 24-Oct 23-there's going to be plenty of Mr Punch, raisin bread for the

A line day to really got moving and good food to eat."

to complete jobs you have planned

for quite a long time. |__SCORPIO (Uct. 24-Nov.

22)

Knarf sat down. "Here, tuck

You can rise to new heights if you this under your chin," said Mr keep your goal clearly in mind. Punch, as he handed Knart a Don't let yourself be diverted from large, white napkin..

11.

SAGITTARIựa (Nov. 21«Dec, 22)-

Don't let business matters get you

and play it safe today.

Be very careful if making a new Knart?" contractor closing a deni.

Be

Wil

Policeman, and took a slice of rye bread for herself. ::

!.

“Come in!" said Judy. to Enarf.

and coffee, and Judy had pop- overs and hot chocolate.

"You must come again for said to "And what about cereal?!! Judy breakfast, dear," Judy asked Knarf, I have oatmeal, Kaarf, as he untucked the nap- wheat cereal, rico and hominy," in from under his chin and "I'll take oatmeal," said Knart, stood up to go. "We have breakfast here every morning, It's no trouble at all."

"Now," said Judy, "we alway's depressed. Avold emotional strum) start our breakfast with orange "I have cold pease por-

you have some, ridge," said Mr Punch. CAPRICORN (Dec, 21-Jan, 20-Julee.

"I have tapioca and eln- "Hardly any," said Mr Punch, "Yes, thank you," said Knarr, namon," said the Policeman;

"Practically none," sald the Then Judy served ontineal to Policeman. "Dinner and supper Judy poured him a large, glass Knarf, cold pease porridge to are a little trouble: but break- of 'orange julee.

· Mr Punch, tapioca and cinnamon fast is as simple as A B C#... "If you don't mind," said Mr. to the Policeman and for herself, follow a good example of how It's Punch, "I'd rather have prune she took a large bowl of groats

Julee."

sure to investigate thoroughly.

AQUARIUS (Jats. 21-FOR. 19)

be today.

If you work around machinensic

careful

especially could cause a serious accident.

PINCES (Feb. 20-Mar. (20)=

If discouraged, study the life of someone who reached success and

dono!

CHESS PROBLEM

By J, J. RIETVELD

Black, 11 pieces.

"And I'd rather have tomato juice," said the Polleeman.

So Judy poured Mr Punch a glass of prune juice and poured" the Policeman a glass of, tomato juice, and poured herself a glass

and sweet cream,

Knart thanked them all very much but he walked away wondering whether, breakfast And for the end of their break- "wouldn't have been moro simple fast, Kharf had muling and milk, if Mr Punchi and Judy and the Mr Punch had crumpets and teh, Policeman. had all "caten the Policeman had doughnuts game things.

of pineapple juice, because that's Rupert and the Black Spark 15

what she liked best.

After. Knart and Mr. Punch

and the Policeman and Judy had drunk their oramme, julde, prune Juleo, tomato juice and pineapple. Juleo, they nfl wiped their lips with their napkins,

The Next Course.

Then" Judy, sold "Now we'll have edge. How you" Uke your, eggs, doer, and "how many do you want

ddar'd like twờ Fald

the

Gaiety

GINGHAM

INTRODUCING

TWO LOVELY

QUES

• ZEPHYR

AND

BOB

ZEPHYR CHERIF

CHARMING AND GAY

CRISP AND COOL

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