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CANCER
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1955.
JACOBY
ON BRIDGE
Men Are Usually There With Ideas
By 08WALD JACOBY
WH
WHEN the Mixed Pair Cham- pionship is played most of the men give their partners taal- minuto Instructions,
"Try to let me play the hand If possible," they say, and the Inclies usually politely agree, In this way the men indicate that they think they are the strong half of the partnership, and the women indicate that they (LTC) born diplomats.
No Buch Instructions K-TO lested when the female half of the partnership is an acknow- ledge expert, Equal partnership is the rule in the case of Mr and Mrs Paul Hodge, of Abilene, Tex., winners of the champion- ship in 1883. The reason for their confidence in cach other
may be seen in the play the hand shown today
of
Mre Hodge opened the queen of chamonds from the West hand. Declarer won in dummy with the king of diamonds, took the king of spodes and then led the ace and queen of spades to what the defenders would discard.
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Basket Weave Effect
This chic spring suit is in grey and while wool with a basket weave effect Worn here by blonde mode! Shirley Worthington, it has a fitted jacket with the new notched revers, a skirt with box pleats at the front and an inverted plest at the back for easy movement.
FOR
Marked Oriental Influence In Spanish Dress Show
PANISH
Madrid.
One
Swearing smart Oriental coat worn
women will be model
COVER-UP TREND
particularly striking smartly styled cotton dresses for was a cape-like black short summer formals, as worn closely hugging the by American women, which has topped by a black brought colton right into the inspired ensembles and hats atin tot vagudly reminiscent drawing room in Spain though this spring if they follow the of those worn by Korean men. it had previously relegated to
the kitchens, dictates of one of Spain's Rosina's Spanish inspired top couturiers, Pedro collection included an evening had the dramatic Rodrigues. Another top de- gown which
feeling of a flamenco dancer's The Spanish clergy is TC- signer, Rosina, Introduced a
dress. The allhouette of the combly shown interest in the new subtlo Spanish note to her dress with Ita very long torso "cover-up" trend in fashion in
and suggestion of spring-summer collection.
flouncxx general and in bathing suits in effect to the skirt, gave the line particular. One inte Padre hos tho more striking its Andalusian character
deplored the fact that Spanish women will now be covering up She also had models in very in a bury at the dictates of a white a wholu pricata and bishops Spanish society matrons are had not succeeded in obtaining taking to thre idea of wearing the same results-United Press.
One of features of Rodrigues' collection was his there costs with huge
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sloping collars and bell sleeves, attractive Spanish manufactured fashion leader which were worn with hats recolten prints in delicate colours. jegion of minisecast of the Doolle" hat end of those worn by Chinese mandarins
COCKTAIL DRESSES
He also showed play-clothes with b distinctly oriental influence, which his mannequina displayed with roшla-covered parasoly and coy Chinese-like movements. Some wore the
bare Japanese type
wooden shoes, which one of the models lost as she glided In Chinese style--much to the umustment of all present.
Lullaby Time Valuable In Calming A Child
By Garry C. Myers, Ph.D.
"My boy, five, is so the stage so he will have a
Rodriguce also had some effer- tive cocktail dresses with bare ELM4 tops relieved by lovely jewelled straps, worn with dramatically
effective short theatre coats in duminous colours and bejewelled
little hots
His dresses were mostly pencil slim, broken by a bloused effect at back, and in some cases by huge bows which had ir Japanese
effect and came fabrles and bright colours.
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LIGHT SUPPER SNACKS
By ALICE DENHOFF
writes
one
ol
worries
and
activo
mtaimn he just
anxletics. doesn't need as much sleep
She often cuddles and sings other children." most
mother. And, ullabies to the baby and young
child, reads to him, make things from another: "My baby with him and helps him and in- sleeps very poorly at night. creasing fun from non-running, Don't you think I should try non-exciling, non-Irritating to keep him awake by day games.
These
reflect a
Rialements wide belief that the more active in rich and excilable a child is by day,
al
light supper snack that serve between toasted split 350 F. For 1 hr.
Smothered pork chops, next,
easy to prepare, buns.
toned bun half.
flavour add
1/3-in. rings.
AFTERNOON NAP
Naturally, the fast-developing
Icsa
the less sleep he needs at any baby und young child will need
that time;
the child
should gradually uld develops. practically decide when he
#3 a should sleep; also, that the less ure, the baby and young child sleep
SECT Do by day, the batter they will sleep by night.
CONTRARY IS TRUE
sicep us he But he will need tar rule, than he will mother should feel the challenge
want. Always,
to cultivate regular periods of quietness and sleep in him by day as well as by night.
not
If your child at six months, Yet, actually, the contrary la five years or older does true in both Coses. The more sleep nearly as much as the exortable a child la by day, the average child, try to see to it
there is les me he is in need of sleep. The that
strain and merc a child mceps by day, excltement for him, that he has within reason, the better he will more relaxed and quiet periods, sleep at night.
that he continues the afternoon nap until school interrupts,
him
She
nap
OR an after-the-show or the slices in a skillet and strips of ribs, tie, and bake
in over 8O
For zest, spread the delicious with apples and raisins, combine 1 tin mushroom toasted bun with tortar
To serve 1, have chops cu Soup with e, milk. And souce.
1-in thick. Sprinko meat with 11⁄2 c. cooked ham cubea
V4 tsp. ench salt and sage. Sear Add th Sauteed hash, a
The parent Es primarily and e.
And ench of cheese genes slice of fresh domato slowly in het skllet, turning to responsible for how much sleep
don't try to keep him cubes and cooked, chopped and a lettuce leaf.
Tup with brown on both sides.
Place in the youngster gets. She sets up
from sleeping by day, or keep a large baking dish.
bedtime him up late at night, with the regular celery,
ond
she holds hope of improving his night Core 3 tort red apples and slice schedules to which For
socs that the infant sleeping. See that he goes to bed Arrange on chops und sprinkle with 4 tbsp. and young child does not grow at night regularly on time to get Baked Spareribs with Apricot brown sugar.
the over-excited or over-weary. She a long night's sleep. As a rule, Broad Stuffing 13 good and
provides him with ample quiet more serene but satisfying day the child has, the better he will economical, too.
Add 3 tbsp. four to fat in and relaxation.
sleep at night. brown skillet and cook until
She sees stuffing are always stirring constantly, Add 2 c.
that he is exposed Want a hot sandwich that favourites with the men folk and hot water and stir until mixture only to quiet pleasant voices in
the home in can be made in minutes? the flavour of apricots is for boils.
a family at- Then add tbsp. vinegar,
love and under- mosphere of The answer is H Jigg's those who like the unusual. 1⁄4 tsp. salt and 1/3 c. raisins.
that he is protected standing; Hashburger.
For the stuffing, combine 11⁄2 Pour this sauce over chops | trom undue noises and excite- Cover and bake at ment by activities he observes Just open a tin of corned chopped, cooked apricots and and apples.
1/3 c. raisins with 2 c. bread 400 F. 30 min. or until apples and takes part in,
or pro- beef hash and slice.
Saute cubes.
extra
button mushrooms.
Serve in patty shells.
Family, denturer le danny's low diamond. East stepped up with the nine of diamonds, and West was able to play the right of diamonds, allowing East to hold the trick. The whole point] 14 c. tinned sliced or tiny of declarer's extra vones vi trumps was to try to induce the defenders to discard diamonds. so that West would have lo win the third round of the sult. The for bolh plot failed, however, Mr and Mrs Hodge held their diamonds to allow East to win the third trick in that suit.
Having won a trick with the nine of diamonds, Eust led a
heart, This enabled West to win two heart tricks, defouling the contract. If West had won the third round of diamonds, alie would have been obliged to lead hearts up to declarer's king, and South would have made his giune contract,
♥CARD Sense♦
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West North East South I Dmd. Double 2 Dinds. ?
Ince 22-July You may be in need of some ready ensit. Hely upon bindness connec Mena, rather than suk a friendship Luan,
24.Aug. LEO
23)-- In being critical of others. be politic and factful Combine your temarka with praise for something else.
VIRGO CARE. 24-Sept. 273- Perhaps you can reciprocate now by helping out a friend who has helpi ed you tu times past
LIBRA
24-Oct. 21J I may be very satisfying to revelve praise for a job well
done.
accept all lottours graciously,
but
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)-- Ee sure that your Judgment atmolutely want hefure making defnite
decision on na important matter.
A
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21-Dec, 22)— If you are confident of your own you wil And the world neeepts you at face value,
work.
CAPRICORN
(Dec. 43-Jan, 20) ---
Imbed switch teach may do it I in need of advice, reek nut an
to your eyes, (b)
It's on the last page of the
story. [3)
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Down
blc. (5, to make this track
2. Eager. (3)
Clúst's cogo, (Ausg.) (9)
1. Hidden one may wreck a trait
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Dig in die rida (8)
Painter and this support in.
vailable, (8)
Pop-innet sortera, (0)
Hello, Llandudno i Hare you ku
into a hidden recline. (4)
Fu sign for mercnsata. (8)
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end
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expert. Don't rely upon moteur, woll-meaning on they may bel
DUMB-BELLS
YOU ARE ALWAYS CONTRADICTING MEIL BELIEVE IF I SAID BLACK WAS WHITE YOU! CONTRADICT".
ME!
You, South, hold: Spades A- J-6-4, Hearts K-Q-7-5, Diamond 0, Clubs Q-89-8-7. What do you do?
A-Bid three diamonds. This bld in the enemy's suit is forcing to game. You are willing to raise any suit that your partner blås, but you are unwilling to guess at the mult yourself.
TODAY'S QUESTION With neither sido vulnerabic, the bidding has been: West
North East South { Dd. Double 1 Spade 7
You, South, hold: Spades 9- 6-4, Hearts J-7-3-2, Diamonds 8-5, Clubs K-0-4-3. What do you do?
Answer Tomorrow
CHESS PROBLEM
By. J. PERIS Black, 11 pieces,
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White, & plecre}}/ White to play: mater in two,
Bolution to yesterday's problem:
Ribe and
Place between 2 1-b.
are tender.
BOYS' AND
Top Drawer Visitors
grammes on the air.
She acts
GIRLS' MAGAZINE
-Some Villa Deski Friends Call On Mr. Merlin-
By MAX TRELL appear on it. Then they heard Mr Merlin saying: "Yes, come KNARF and Hanid, the over right away. Knart A
shadow-children with the Hanld are with me. We'd love turned-about names were in Mr to have you visit."
when Merlin's sitting room suddenly the telephone rang.
"Pardon me," said Mr Mer- lin, as he reached in his pocket, "I'll just see who it is."
An Unusual Phone
"Look just like a fountain pen, doesn't she?" Knarf mold to Hanid)
The rest of the company were
of the same sort. There was old Mr Rubb, who was very bouncy and and looked like #n Cruser. There was Mrs Weeks who was quite plump and wore twelve big
of petticoats
different
Mr Merlin put the telephone colours, back in his pocket.
("She looks just like a calen-
nounced in a delighted voice.
"Company coming!" he an- dari" sald Hanid.)
Knarf and
Hand asked who the company was. Hanid was just about to ex- "Oh, a few old friends of clolm: "Mr Merlin! The tele- mine," said Mr Merin. "You'll phone isn't in your pocket!" The like them. In fact, I think you next second she remembered know them." that Mr Merlin was a magician.
"We do?", said Knart.
High Up in the World
"Top drawer, people," sald Mr Merlin.
Sure enough, Mr Merlin took the telephone out of his pocket. "Hello," he said into the tele- phone. "Merlin
the Magician here."
Knarf and Hanid watched Mr Merlin's face. They saw a smile puzzled.
TARGET
C T H
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TAKES
How many
towe testers
or mure can zom ka from the
Knart and Hanid looked very
"Yes, they live in a hand- some house enlied Villa Deski."
Just then the doorbell rang. "Here they are!" said Morlin.
He opened the door and in came some curious people.
the equAIN on the left 7, There was a tall, slim gantla-
KELMİİ 1 || ||
Fitn dressed in a yellow coab; eth word
| and yellow trousers. He had a thelettEEN
in mcn of the amnati aquares may, | sharp, pointed hat and be used once only,Bagh word with thick rubber beols," mail contato the farge feltyin
kap there must be at fast pas dine-inter 'word" to the lies.. Koïplurale) po. FUDAYS THRUST TEE worda. Nolution" on” Klouda, Mhe. ANDYESTERDAY'S SOLUTION,
pling lonite tidle. Base Blonisa ling
shoos
This is Mr Rile," said Mr Morlin
if ("Be looke "Just like a penala,” |Hanid=winspered to Knurf),
Blat. She
A Sticky Miss.
fattest The biggest and the visitor was Mr Padd, who wore five hundred pairs of pants, and the smallest visitor was Httle
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Miss Stamp, who kept fluttering Mr. Rite and Miss Blot looked
like a pencil and peri. about with a little red face and finally went and got herself
name was Miss Envelope.
stuck to her nursemaid whose their handsome house called Villa Doski," repeated Mr Mer- in the Magiela, later to Kharf of and Hanld, the shadow-children of with the turned-about-names.
"Yes, just a few frienda mina from the top drawer
Rupert and the Magic Ball-45
To prove that the ball has now -- from": "mal!! Bebore Rupert can nothing strangs about it, the answer there is a happy cry froen. Chine poojurer plays mil sorts of Tigerlily. My honourable daddy clever tricks" with. 4. Then he y pid, proper" inagie" into my ball Turna se Rupert;'," Little bear, you ⠀ now, [aba "pleadanya?” And, givi lava kaya) ma from mjach, shames,» Rupert: own,, 2001. go" "that" & "odey. [row, he myses "adje, grateful. „him always. That veli good ideas Now you mi what vir jou: WIENERTOFFE
New Fabric Coat
By ALICE. ALDEN 24
The new fabele, conts are so- bonuilful they are"fast "displac« Ing oven mink for evening, magnificence, A
Originals has created a truly, Muxurious, wrap 'of lade over Ana wool, the pared-down Brem doing justice to this fabulokim fashion, The embroidered lace färerncariistad.
|and": { "pearls," with BandinghS OR the wool completin akhekoraty
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