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JACOBY ON BRIDGE

Miser Will Land Behind Eight Ball

By OSWALD JACOBY

"You

have to give a little to pot a. ttlo," wold Generous. George expansively, He was quite right, for miserly bridge player" would never succeed in making the game on today's hand.

YOUR BIRTHDAY

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20

Boby today." you?; are strongly'

Individumilidis Tand¦ shoroughly Independent" of what others inay think," You have your own idea and intend to follow them., Once you "KTW-KOKVinand you nothing can deter you from follow- ing through. This lonacily is a fine characterfitio.. Just make sure that your: demres - and ambitions ard worthy p2. the struggle?.

STELLA

are really content only when you are surrounded by those you love. You enjoy their admirations, and Choke thepiration, However, you are quick to manie empty flattery right, and that you don't· like) Your intuitions are keen, when it comes to sixing up people, at first, sight, In romance, follow your heart,

Among those born on this date talent, In

You have an alert mind. You have · are: Upton) Sinclair and . Gudige a number of different Hird Grinnell, Authors: Charles directions, but must be sure to

of the Declara- ona field if you tion speciflime in some

Carroll @endence; Elliott.

arw to teach the heights to which Burent, Arbor: Henry Arthur Jones, sou napiro, Beattering your energies · playwright; "and L. Clark, Beelye, loo widely can only, result in being "éducator, «LA medloers in many fields rather than outstanding in onel Today, "success

isolver carned "do Corine of specialization, Reinember that.

You, want a home of your own and

West led three top spades, all the comforts it can give. You and George ruffed the third spade with the axe of trumps, This was slightly showy, but. }||

was quite necessary for George

To find what the storm (huiève, dr store for you Tonsorgaw, poleci your birthday star and read the corresponding, paragraph; Let, your

birthday star be your daily guide.

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

21).

Just don'

vmgo (Aug. 21-Sept. 23)-- SCORPIO (Ort. 24-Nov. 22)-- to cautious in all business matters. Storm clouds overload, to run with one of the honours, I Do conservative and follow your re- nuch your luch too fort Examina

quiar routine' for best results,

any new opportunity very If declaror now plays the

cautiously.. hand in routine style, he will positive attitude toward an ad. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21-Dec. 12)--

LIBRA

24-Oct (BEDL wind up losing two diamonds verte aspect can help you to con- De prudent in all that you under- as well as the two spades that quer obstacles and .galn come take. There are adverse currents were taken by West at the very ground,

that need to be watchedt *** beginning. Do you see the cor- rect line of play? Put yoursel

CHESS PROBLEM

NORTH

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By E. A. WIRTANEN

Black, 11 pieces.

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North EAR South

PASS Pass

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West

Pas Pass

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Double

Generons

George's

place, and you will have no trouble in discovering the correct line μίαν.

White, 10 pieces. White to play: mate in three.

Solution

Saturday's problem:

to

of

Afler George had ruffed the third spade with

uti the nee trumps he laid down the ace of clubs. He next led one of his low trumps toward dummy,

Fuzt could win a trump Wick with the nine-quite unexpert- ely. When East returned w Maimond, Suuth put up the ace sont entered dummy by lending low trump to the right. Now he cont

and cash the king queva of clubs, Alwarding the losing diamonds from his hand.

Perhaps it wasn't great gen. erosity in give up one trump trick in order to get two club tricks in exchange, Neverthe- less, as George would point out, you must have Kenerous

stincts in order to find such un- usual plays.

ACARD Senset

Q-The bidding jika been:

West

North East South

1 Diamond Double Rebl. ?

You, South, hold: Spudes Q- J-8-8-3-2, Hearts Q-5, Dig- monds A-9-0-2, Club 5. What do you do?

A-Pars II West has made a psychle opening bid, he may try to run out of the redoublo, and he may then have very In- foresting time. If nothing Juscious happens, you can make a Jump bid In spades at your next turn.

TODAY'S QUESTION

60

The bidding is the same as in the question Just answered. You, South, hold;, Spades 5-3, Hearts 0-0-2, "Diamonds 1-5, Chibi +8-7-and What you

do?

Answer Tomorrow

CAPRICORN (Dre. 23-fan, 201- More slowly and look before you leap into anything. Text all ident carefully before adopting Hiem.

(Jan

AQUARIUN

21-Feb. 10)— Not one of your best days, so tako things **slow and easy" to avold making any mistake.

PISCEN (Feb. 20-Mar. 20)- Being too venturesome will pay of in disappointment, so don't take any unnecessary flaka.

20) --

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. Conservative action ไย ปี "mntist,** especially when considering any

business expansion.

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)-❘ You may have a hurdle or two right now, but conscientioun vfficiency

will get you what you want,

GEMINI (J ZZ-June 213-- laste makes waste-and a possible accident. Be extra careful if you ure working with machinery,

CANCER (June 22-July 23) - Show real tenacky toward your ob- jective, even if the going ja rough, } and you can accomplisti a lot.

LEO (July 24-AUK. 23) - I, RYKBP, any: 2, Q. I, or Kt You will make beiter progress if your lick fairly closely to regular

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i oot quite piensant (5)

11. Truth. oddly enough, does this

At the foot of the veil, (4)

12. They can hold a lot of liquor.

(9)

13. You see them in platures of

the 'Twenties for Inatance. 13, 51

10. Maur fountained,

наул. (3)

Tennyson

1. The crops stay here til they

are wanted. 143

21 He sold his birthright. (4)

4. Cath this needs no cheque. (2) Leased without the nest money.

23. Serres without the queen. (6) 20.These occasions are very formal.

Bown

1. They pay while others work. (D)

An early revolutionary. (0) Morning donkey 7 (8)

4. Precipitate. (4)

It may be on the tabia with

the Joint. (5, 4)

6. Explāniyo peak, (4)

7. Ite a cadd

B. Lady missed in song. (5)

Share

harvest, (4)

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HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Soma Dacoralin Tricks

HOW TO CREATE AN ILLUSION OF SPACE

DARK ROOM

friend whose specialty the frames will help those old board with glass head screurs

high" narrow, windows, and a and created a really effectiv is doing over old houses, group of windows treated as pancia A single row of these making them fresh and one with a curtain, válance or small mirrors attached soun the wall lovely, the rooms a per- cotrice board, will conceal the above the other en

#paca between double windows fect setting for today's liv faulty design, alt

fo an inexpensive docorator ing. Her notebook is a re- For the low windows that 29 device. gular gold mine of ideas on with low-ceilinged room, eur how to overcome structural lains should be hung as high as

possible, using a cornice at the"," defects, the type found in top, and letting them extend to old places and, unfortunate the floor. ly, in some of the most

When a small room has to held much furniture, it is apt modern layouts.

to look cramped. Light colours For instance, in those modem and two-toned wallpapers with city apartments with low cell white or light backgrounds help or paint to match wall colour. ings, the advises that wallpaper to give an illusion of space, as No window shades, but, instead.

use draw be run all the way, up to the does a mirror reflecting an at-straight at the sides of the win- draperies hanging celling and for a paper-she suf- tractive side of the room or a

dow and extending onto the Kesia a narrow striped design. view from the window. Very Conversely, for the high ceilings few pictures should be hunt. wall to let in all the light found in old places, she brings and only those light in trame possible.

-If a room, is dark, walls and woolwork should be as lightin colour as possible, one that will reflect whatever light there Refinish one or two. pieces of furniture in natural wood finish

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the celling paper or paint down and feeling.

Roller aliades, made of glazed onto the sidewalls for a foot r

chintz with a yellow background with a moulding, or she uses. A plate glass panel is delight will pick up every bit of light

a darker tone or contrast for the ful and rich-looking, but if the celling, but never pastel colours,

TO SHORTEN LENGTH =

If a room seems too long, put- ting comer cupboards or hook- shelves at the end is a device that does wonders, Another idea is to use bright colours in sure that the mixing bowl, upholstery and accessories at

a.long moc. A

·A· infik and beaters are cold, Chii the the milk in advance by pour- music group at one end and ing it into a freezing tray and plenty of bookshelves and read- If you're

making whipped let stand until it's about ready ing chair groups at the other ereani from evaporated milk, be to solidify. Then whip.

end, also telescope. the space.

Simmer fish instead of boil- ing it rapidly to preserve fond value and flavour.

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Ends

Think you know French dressing? Read on and see

RECIPES FROM FAMOUS FRENCH RESTAURANTS

FRI

Paris. TRENCH dressing? Why there's nothing to it. the average housewife will Say.

It's a mixture of oil, vinegar, salt and pepper.

Maxim cellars until it reaches maturity.

Three fat pedigree chickens in the world-famed French aroun- lain town of Brosse are sacri- "Only then," says Monsieur. fed every time Jena Ecore Vaudable, "is it able to give the crusty culinary genius of the his Grand Vefour, dishce up proper aroma to the sauce."

salad for six.

The chef at the Tour d'Argent, another gourmets' meccs, dishes rp a trifle he calls "mlade

But how wrong she can, be Ask the chef at a leading Paria+JOICE." restaurant how he makes lis dressing and a reflective glam comes into his eye,

ond glitter

The chef at Maxim's, the gold restaurant of the Ports naute monde, Pays modestly:

"There's no sceret to our salad dressing."

"Bul," he adds, "we use the purest olive oil."

at

for

Its basics ara a frizzy head of chicory, some celery stalks and the Insides yes, the insides of reveral baked potatoes,

Season with salt, pepper, oll. vinegar, white wine and a little. imustard.

Add a few thick slices of well-dong heart of artichoke and come bits of mushroom-raw mushroom-chopped fine.

He takes three chicken livers, #preferably from chickens raised at Breene," and frys them ever so gently until tender, In- side and out.

* -Then, he says, "hash them up with two hard-boiled eggs, and, oil, vinegar, malt, pepper and a touch of mustard."

Toss well. Ent.

These chefs are of the oid-or olive off-school. Some of the younger kings of the kitchens here claim there days that olive oil is "vieux jeu" (old-fashion- 13).

Yes, and the vinegar employed Maxim's is made from vintage wines and allowed to age

Attack these ingredients with The ingredient they use is full several years in the aristocratic n will and a chopper, hack up flavoured groundnut (peanu) company of Napoleon brandles thoroughly and your zalod is oil. It gives to a salad a.......... "je

champagnes in the ready for the utimate consumer, ternis quol."--United Press.

and fine

AND

GIRLS'

MAGAZINE

Teddy Can't March Well

--It's Not Easy if You're Stuffed with Rags-

By MAX TRELL

scross

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message. "It didn't drop out of

my head after all

Knart said he would be glad

to 40 on a maroh around the house with the tin soldier.

But Teddy was sure that it That night, after everyone else had, Fortunately at that in the house was fast asleep, linked with the TEL

TEDDY the Stuffed Bear ran moment Mary-Jane the rag doll,' they all met General Tin in the

to the room tell and Hiawatha, the little wooden middle of the playroom. Knarf, the shadow-boy with Indian came over. "Did you Knart was there. Hanid, the

turned-about name, some tell Knart, what you were sup-shadow-giri, was there. thing. But oil of sudden posed to tell him?” they apiced Mary-Jane and Hiawatha were Teddy slipped. The next second Teddy,

there.

14. They run in the affairs of men

(5)

to. Medes and Persians are known

to have had them.. (4)

17. May lead to conduct that 15

Saturday's zotulion.

Pour DOWD.

18, Birds but the oookney may ...me é n

another kind. (4) P23. Donė

ently, 23. Tea to

be crat RWBZ. (3)

the

his feet went over his head and his hend went under his feet As for Teddy's arms, they went swinging wildly about.

Finally Teddy came down in heap on the floor in front of Kharf, Khart helped him stand up.

A Stumble-Bear "Hello," said Knarf. "Are you

hurt, Teddy?"

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"No," said Teddy, “It dropped out of my head

I when stumbled."

Mr Punch was there, dressed In a rod night-shirt. His wife Judy was there, dressed in a. large, Bowing yellow kimono. will green dots.

A Forgotton Mossago -- Mary-Jane -and Hiawatha Inughed and sald what Knar! Whad the Hobby Husi · WOS“ had said: that nothing could there,

drop out of anybody's head. Sir Plip and Sir Ploop were Then they told Knart the

there, both of them knights, and

message that Teddy was up bolh of them, wearing their posed to give him. The message armeur. was that General Tin the ting soldier was going to take them General Tin-

made everyone. march around the stand in line. Heads up, chests

...enit," he said. "Keep in step "Like soldiers," said Teddy, all left, right, left, right. And NO at once remembering the whole. STUMBLING!"

all on a

"No, thank you," said Teddy

ues I stumbled."

sure you did," said house. Knarf.

docan't matter," sald Toddly. Well, thank you again for helping me up. I'd better bo going

now...

·Well,......... good-bye, Knarf."

"Well, good-bye," Trály," saki Knarf.

"Bay," walt's. ' minute," "sald Teddy | just as he was about to turn away, "I camo over here

to tell you something."

“You' qld?" said Knart.

--Kharf waited for Teddy to tell him. Teddy stood on ons На leg. then on the other? : scowled." frowned, hub his eyen bit his finger, rubbed hils

it can't remembe

said.

must have "dropped"]

Rupert and Niagara —10

Teddy stumbled' from the sille down to the collar.

budget does not permit, do as und magnity it as it comes into our friend did for a beginner, the room. career girl. She rounded up twenty "Inaxpónsivosmall-

Eleanor Ross

Turtle-Necked Dress

A turtle-necked dress with long-haired angora finish.

Interest In Job Solves

Her Problem

By Anne Heywood

she was

MEETING new friends

particularly men, is that she was honestly interested In the prevention of polio, VẨN one of the biggest problems a child, she had had the disease

of the young career girl and had recovered. She

Many times her efforts to deeply Interested In the research solve the problem are worse going on in the field, and overs, year she mado a generous: con- than useless. She joins wibutions in response to the church groups; takes endless fund-raisling dampaigne courses, does all kinds of CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEER

Ab ny suggestion, she became

He looked sharply at Teddy volunteer work, the Stuffed Bear as he dald this.

But often, the pays no at a volunteer herself, and when

too They marched all around the tention to the little matter of campaign month came aloog/ house, upahalis, downstairs and her own interests. even under the stairs,

Josephine was one of the girls. who rang doorbells to sollett, If she joins, 'in church group Teddy only stumbled once. That was when they were up in Just to meet men, ond without funds for research in pollo, She Making sympathy or interest in the know what she was

about, the attic

and she was intensely work of the church or what it.

Interested. She did a worker. He stumbled from the attic lands for if she takes ourful job-almost nobody could down to the gellar, bal

that have no meaning for her resist her onlos talkin

At one of the apartments"; in

“It's all right. I'm not hurt and if she does volunteer work fifa,not-m2 bit hurt," he told all / that her heart-lin's" trimisho la hér territory, the door wins: on?

his driends when they hastened going to attract nobody. to pick him up2, "fms: stuffed bear balra, stuffed gy

rage. You can't get hurtigt you're stuffed with me. I'm all

The General Is Bitter

WORRISOME PROSPECT

swered by gweny Young man. He and were painting

matized opportunist, lonely to her sales talk (Bhe will look what she is, but he asked her lis

to 'All got interested, 100,

and-wistful and -her"time"with" "buny

learned

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they

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