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·ERSIONS PHEED BERYIČE, ÎNG,—NDEVA TOKK

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world.

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bats rovere with

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rubber cushion sur tiny codumas Then, after a few years, they

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10. Minor's fust across from

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12. if you are this, you can't follow

the rail. (9)

13. Examonda, pearla. (4)

14. Honey pot for a bee. (3)

15. I'm master of this, nad gaplain

of my soul, according to Houley.

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1954.

JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

Signals Will Pay In Bridge Game

By OSWALD JACOBY

THE

signol

THE purpose of a defensive 13 to give your partner vital information, It the signal cannot be read, it has folled in its purpose. These obvious facts were missed in a recent

tenm of four match, with rather interesting results.

Strangely cnaugh, at both tables the South player decided

NORTH MAQJIO ❤AQ 10

◆ X 1097 454

EAST 47042

WEST 403

0762 +3

0043

52

KQ10 06

A32

SOUTH (D)

KJ

• AQJ80

370

Both sides vut.

South

West

North

East

I N.T.

Pass

24

Pass

2.

Pass

N.T. "Pass

Poss

Pass

Opening lead~♣ K

one

to open the bidding with no-trump. The count is only 15 points, but the strong five-card suit seemed to offer adequate compensation. Both South play- ers got their just deserts when they were bounced into a sinm contract by their partners.

is impossibIE 10 blame North for taking an ambitious view with his hand. He had a count of 10 points and knows that his partner should have from 10 to 18 points. North has two fairly good four-card sults

and should expect that there will be a reasonable play

the slam.

for

The fault for The rather foolish bidding lies with South. Almost any bid can be shaded by one point, but it doesn't pay to shade the bids that promise a definite number of points, such as opening bids in no-trump.

the first room, West opened the king of clubą, und his partner signalled enthusius-

17. Kevore, but not feareful now tieally by playing the three of

the Royal Engineers,

10. If you're in this, you'll triumph

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YOUR BIRTHDAY...... By STELLA

BORN tay

THURSDAY, MAY 13

have 3011 talents which you should develop early in ev In fact, you are not Tarlined t bebeve In yourself enough. You me determined, and want to be in grand Micress, yol you! are not as pushing * you should be, You are really a rather seriouN person, yet, external appearances du sint always give this impression.

AM

Although special

You STKY may love Brauts and want your

Marriage pariner to have external beauty arid style, be Mere that she is an brains As y Brow older you will wont intellectual and cultural companion well as a beauty to admired

Among those who were born on the date are: Dapline du Maurier. author: Josh de Cante, sciential; Sir Arthur Sullivan, composer Marie of Hungary, and Johnson M. Mundy. sculptor.

You are a gregarious, social rout and have a very strong love naturT, You like to be among friends and WI nometnes put off a real duty for pleasure. Tils in something you will have to watch in your early yoor, if you are to reach the heighĩa to which your talents aliould entitie you.

FRIDAY,

Theresa

To And what the stars, havo is store for you toingrow, select your birthday star and read the coFTCI- ponding paragraph. Let your birth. day star be your daily guide. MAY 14

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 20) that you may plan to enjoy a care. Circunstances' uften, alter enses, as free wark-end. the saying goes, so be ready to act in any energminy today.

GEMINI May 21-Jun everything in order at the

211-Get fee fo

CHESS PROBLEM

By W. HAGEMANN Black, 10 pieces.

While, 11 pieces, White to play: maid in threo,

Solution to yesterday's problems

1;BBI, any; 2; Q, Kt (dia ch),

CANCER (June 22-July 23)-If you find things a little dull, be patient. Routine can be monotonous, but it is nometlines, necessary.

LEO (July, 24-Auf. 21)-Be mire that you complete a job which trust be Ankled on time. Procrastination right now is dangerous..

VIRGO (Aug. 24-Rept. 23)-Fe on mtara peninst misinfonination. Things may not be exactly as they seem. Think twice before acing.

LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)-Put a lot of energy Into accomplishing what needs to be done to wind up work at the office

NCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)--You will have to work hard for the things that are worthwhile it the rewards can be valuable.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23-Dec. 22)--- You must be patient if plans are not working out as fast (sa you had hoped. Keep pegging alongť

CAPRICORN (Utc. 23-345. 20)-Be conscientious about an important job and you might seers a mibstantial Zale out of B

AQUARIUS (Jan. ži‐F8b;' · 18)—Bu mure that you have not neglected some minor, but important detail. It could prove significant,

PISCES (FOR... 29-MAY, 28)-Today Your · duly comes, fires. Your week- bad at relaxations (shouldn't begin

will the jou por

ARIES

donde could prova demirdan erastination, is not good)]

oz P (dia ch, or HQ of 8) mates;, saufour, kroat" intardirond

This card may have clubs. looked like

enthusiastic

to East, but it was for tou deep for West to read,

West feared that

was South holding off with the age-jock of clubs. He therefore shifted

hoping that de

WOMANSENSE

She Wins On Points Of

Common Sense

Dushand John

HE

By SHIRLEY LOWE

NOOGIE WITHERS looked at the London sunshine and said wistfully: "How I'd love to get into white tulle or something!"

The place was a dressing-room at the St James's Theatre. Robb, the fashion artist, and I were there to (meet 37-year-old Miss Withers and her actor husband, ·

John McCallum.

is all for sim- pitcily In clothes; visualises his wife as see her above. you According to Google: "Whenever I appear In the crazy-but-chic type of thing he just Took says. "You terrible"!"

The talk turned to garden pariles, those tests of fashion sense.

annual

And so we put the Trial by Fashion question to the McCollums: What would you, Miss Withers, like to wear and what would you, Mr McCallum, like to see your wife weuring-nt a garden party?

A honey dress and honey shoes

Google thought again about the weather, and made her choice: A lace-over-organza dress in a honey colour, with vaguely bout-shaped neckline, fitting bodice, and very full skirt.

To wear with the dress --which Rodb draws on the right; Nylon mesh, honoy-colour shoes,

and white gloves.

"I've

anid no awan-like neck,"

Coogic, "so I choose a single row of choker pearls, And, matching pearl-and-diamond earrings.

as a large hat is not practicni in the wind. I will dress up a small straw hat with a large cabbage rose at each side and a tiny eye veit."

Finally, as money is no drawback in this dream outt-a mink stole.

NOW for the husband's view. John Mellum - 30 years old. with silver grey hair-fs "not one of the mink brigade boys," says his wife. Said, he: "It's the woman you want to show off, not the dress,"

He chose the simple white cotton dreas with a criss-crossed raised pattern of grey-blue that you see on the left. It has a low neck-line, nipped-in waist and full skirt of unpressed pleats.

ROBB sums up; "Both designs are most attrac- tive. Google has chosen a style which suits her and has the right amount of glamour for a Aim star.

John has chosen something in which he knows his wife looks lovely.

"But Google has wisely picked T amall hat against the cold

"On points of common sense--and for humour- ing the weather-the wife wins her case."*

Hard To Get Hurt In This House

THERE'S

21

Cleveland.

to would not have 12 tricks. way, crack your head against for unwitting guests.

clarer South heaved a big sigh of re- lief and spread the hand for the rest of the tricks, making his slum contract,

When the hand

was played In the other room at the same ridiculous slam contract, West likewise led the king of clubs. In this case,

the East player was too cautious to leave any- thing to chance. Fearing (quite wisely) that South would not be able to read the meaning of the three of clubs, East over- took with the noe.

East then returned a club to make sure of defeating the con- tract. West continued with the clubs, taking five tricks to set the contract four! The differ- ence between the two defences amounted to 1,840 points.

▼CARD Senseĉ♦

Q-The bidding has been: North East South

West

1 Heart Pass 2 Diamonds Pass

?

3 Clubs Pass

do

you

You, South, hold: Spades 8- 0-2, He

Diamonds Hearts K-J-2, K-Q-J-8-5, Clubs K-2, What

do? A-Bid four hearts, The Juru Is necessary to show that you have a deolded preference for hearts and extra strength, Your response of two diamonds pro- mised only 10 points, and you actually have 13 pointe in high cards, 1 point for the doubleton, and at least 1 extra point for high cards

In your partner's Buis.

say their

wife, Gooots

are

stop in it. There's no basement but the builders home in and the front door is at the end system has nothing to do with

air movement. suburonn Cleveland of a ramp.

The ramp would have created

The children, of course, where you can't fall down a fine slide for the children In

мото adept at getting into stairs, slip on an ley drive the winter and also a skid row

But So the rouble than their elders. the walk the builders say It would take builders skid-proofed by roughing up the surface and a mighty effort for the youngsters to fall out a window. Windows Jee-proofed it

burying to "Home of Safety" is what its electric heating cables in it and are set high enough to be practi- colly out of reach of children and they swing out instead of

iding up.

An ogile

an open cabinet door or fail out the window.

by

in the driveway.

HEATED CEILING

builders call it,

They've done everything possible to eliminate hazards, which The National Safety One of the designers gashed Council estimates Lakes 33,000 his head on an open kitchen tumble, but he'll have to work lives each year.

cabinet door in hla home one hard at it.

you

child

can take a

Pare

Robb

continues TRIAL BY

FASHION

SHE

sees herself like this, says: “Whlis fulle would be lovely, but the weather in really not

suitable. And if you decide on a big picture hai you spend your Ume kug- ging si against the wind."

A VARIETY OF

TOASTWICHES

By ALICE DENHOFF

our great comfort to the home-

Expan - Homes, Inc., evening and thereupon decided You can still have accidents WE'D like to remind When

the house, planned.

manage that only sliding cabinet doors in the home of safety. The bot- friends that a good break- maker.

be installed. And so tom of the bathtub is made so fast is just as important during For something substantial to ment tried to get rid of every would thing that would trip, stab, shock they were.

can stand 110 without warm weather as it is the rest bolster captious eaters, try Ba-

Very heated glass in slipping, but if you step on a of the year.

often, the nana French Toast or Strawberry, or burn the housewife and hor family.

the ceiling keeps room and oc- cake of soup you still can go family plans to be absent from Toastwich. cupants warm by radiation. The down with a erosh. The builders home much of the day, and the.. natural principle that heated air say the floor is still hard-United knowledge that they go forth fortified with a good meal is of rises is likely to be confusing Press.

They started with the stairs. Or rather, they started without them. The H.O.S. doesn't have

BOYS'

Shock-proof

AND GIRLS'

Christopher Cricket's Music

-It's in the Wind, Rain, Brook-Everywhere-

"Like violin music and plano said

By MAX TRELL

Ausle

you know," said Christo Hauld. pher Cricket, "what the whole world is fuller

of thot anything else?"

and flute music,"

Just Sounds Different

"All music is music," said Knarf and Hanid, the shadow- children with the turned-about Christopher. "Some of it sounds

whom

one way, some of it sounds the Christopher Dames, to

other, But if it sounds at all, was talking, shook their heads.

Finally Knart said: "What is it's music."

Knart and Hanid thought that the work fuller of than any- thing else, Christopher?"

was right, too.

"The rain makes music when it dances on the roof.

MAGAZINE

horns. The children make music when

they cry, laugh and even when

Christopher Cricket paused to catch his breath. Then he went on: "And there's lots of music that people can't hear."

"What kind of music is that?" Hanid asked.

Christopher såd: "Oh-there's the music that the clouds makit when they slide through the sky. There's the music that, the motha make when they dance There's the round a light.

that bluebells make when they nod in the breeze, and the TODAY'S QUESTION

Christopher's Answer i

muile that morning glories make The when they greet the sun." "Music," said Christopher. The bidding is the same as in "Well," said Hanid, "I think window makes music when it Just then there was the bound the question just answered.

there's lots of music all over. shakes in the wind. The cur of a bell. You, South, hald: Spades A-But I don't think the world is tains make G-2, Hearts K-J-2, Diamonds fuller of music than

music when they "Just listen," Bald Knari, “Do anything float up and down. The key you hear that, Christopher?" K-Q-J-8-6, Clubs 3-2. What do

makes music when it creaks in ́ "That's a“ church bell," „elke,” you do?

That's "Music is everywhere," said the lock. The motor-cars malco Christopher. Christopher Cricket. The birds music when they sound their too!

That's music"

Answer tomorrow

DUMB-BELLS

HAVE YOU SEEN MY PARNED

SOCKS

WATCH

YOUR LANGUAGE

DEAR

sing,

"Yes," nigreed Hanid

Knart and

"The bees hum," said Christo-

pher. That's music!"

"You)!, agreed Kaart and Hank again.

"The wind whistles,"

Baid

Christopher. The leaves of the trees rustle. The grasshoppers “The cowan moo. The babbles. All that's

chirp

brook music!!!

wald Khart

imn't regular music?????

"But it

WHAT'S HIS LINE?

.said musle,

Rupert and The Lost Cuckoo 19

myà thé

Flavoured With Nutmeg

For 4 portions of the banana concoction, combine 2 slightly beaten egs, 2/3 c. milk and tsp. nutmeg. Dip 8 bread slices into mixture, turning to coat both sides, Brown bread on both sides in

c. shortening in

skillet

MMMMMM Sorve with maple

2-27

The beer' humming is musia.

a

Silce 3 medium bananas and place a layer of fruis on each of 4 silces of French toast.. Cover with second slice of French toast, то 20 make the toastwich, butter 12: slices bread with 1⁄44 e. soft but- ter: Make 6 sandwiches by placing 2 tbsp. strawberry of preserves between slices Buttered bread (takes 4. C...

preserves in all).

...

Combine 2 lightly beaten eggs, 1/8 é, mille, 11⁄2 tsp salt and Asp. Dip each sandwich

in egg mixture, turning, to cont both sides. Brown sandwiches on both sides in23⁄41⁄2 cửshortening'in skillet. Shake a little

an

sugar over - top of

fectioners, each toastwithsta

Now for two mack, nuggestions.

Tomato-Cheese Sauce

To serve: 8, combing one tin condensed tomato soup, Va There was a long whistle from mile, tap onion juice, tip, far, for off.

muslärd-and-Yi Phup.:: prepared "Do you hear, that, Christo-

Heat well. Worcestershire sauce... phot?""" "Hanld asid..

Add 2:0. drated procented cheese "Yes,"

| stir until it melis: For each. Christopher and stren

It serving, place 2 devilled fear "That's a factory whistle. means it's time for lunch. That's halves on slice of foot, and cove wonderful music for everyone with! V; al hot, tomato who's hungry

sald

Ham Todelwich next, the

Knarf and Hanld and Christo Combine e pher Cricket, thought of 7

many |a; they prepared of music. the spread on

more kind music of shoes walking along boiled, hany the street, the music of wheels, Combine, & ille the music

of

fire cercle bella, the of locomotives;

olives, musta at flows and foals and frogs, the

Frausto of a policemant whistle

the

music of a along the

bouncing

treet the music of nmodo, making 46% huteng, tho mulle of Miten kattja, aloging of

boiling Ana P

really, really" right? Hanid) MADE WHOLE World

swisie than of anything.

and 1/8