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BY. THE. WAY.

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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE: 3, 1955.

CROSSWORD

AFTE

Ideen bost by Threa Down say

travellera, (3, 3)

H. Created by actresses often / 161

10 There are obstacles in your path

to auccess. If you're this 1 (9)

11 Senool near Slough. (4)

13. King or SnakepesTE. (4)

14. Chaste ones are dissex, 17) |

17 They get the largest_portion of

the calcken bone2 (7)

2

1

The Landards are orten

ner. (4:3)

The middle of the ala. 131

She's no chicken! 131

en

Urincess at midtente pursuita (3) Keener aurate 63 51

(11

Sherono un sanilinaw niler

Falt, blew, 142

By this wat see on Arrays at

Royal ship. 21

A pretty low ebarseter! (41

Date for a good dog 141.

7. Ara Dass here

491-

Balf was over Be's dimak

10 st va wlthough im

rent on top. 141.

(4) 11121.

14. The transport's not private. (3)

(3)

13. The pwet san

to be loved

10 The leuther

worker tears

of a strip (5)

13. Mr. Lamb.

E notorious overcrowding in singing "Your Tiny Hand, fs. If he had had the are sub-let before you can say perve to continue, "Let Me he hygiene, resulted in a curious Warm It With A Sausage," scene yesterday.

would have made operatic A doctor who was hypadtising Pistory, Broccoli, on a similar a hypnotist who had measick ccasion, after a glance at the was hypnotised by Mis

of Rustiguzzi, song

Hand who thought he was a YouT tenant, patient, batch of patients in Frozen," not as a joke. but a far corner of the room were

ere absent-mindedness. At Covent being treated by mass-hypnosis, Garden three years ago, when and a doctor who was among

hong Rustiguazi was in full spate and them was himself

the hypriotised had roared twice in Mirandola After a while,

implore the only fully-

I you!

implore conscious. person in the room you!" Seampi muttered under was a specialist who

did not his

The police,

know how to un-hypotise. He first

sent

for police.

the

19, 2 hoss faland Com- munist?

(3)

21. Sweet veze. table among

132

I heard you the

seeing the room crammed with A menu of 1956

recumbent forms, thought there

had been a drinking party and shovelled the whole lot of them

into a police-van, - **

Unrehearsed effects "

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Le Protein

Le Vitamin H

READ that Caruso once *pressed a hot sausage Melba's hand while he was

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into

TARGET

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tour letters or more AR you make from the fetter in the ng were un the richt? la Baking each word. the trcters 10 Each of the

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Le Guttapercha

A preposterous dilemma

CIRCUS performer who rode a hippopotamus into Public Tunbridge Wells Baths was questioned by the police the other day. He said, thought it was a rhinoceros." What dit

difference would it have

been

plenty They asked. of difference to the animal," he answered. " To thi

which animal?" "Both"

Made if it

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words. good; 37 excellent. Bolution tomorrow.

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION: Adio airys afttred dort date derats deter dexter diet dirt eater

dit ereat

czii exert

eztra EXTRADITE ideate frate iterate iterated rust ratted rate ruted ralite rotted riie tore tart taxed tart taxied tear feat teraj letrad text fide fled tier store tirade tire tired trade tratt tread freet treated tree tret triad trimit trite.

they asked.

had

1

Te-

said the "How do you make that man the Gut? they asked. "Well," plied

whichever the rider, animal it wasn't wouldn't have been there, and whichever i: was would" The police then re- tired consider the

ta calmly. Taking no risks

THE

matter

· dowers.

JACOBY

Decorative

WOMANSENSE

DIGBY MORTON has chosen for dissection withRobb" for his Spring Secrets

series a summer coat, priced at 80 guineas.

Paintings Simplicity Is The Keynote Of

By Eleanor Ross

matter what decorating scheme is the current favourite, one decorator or another is always doing a room around a picture, and a very attrac- tive affair

it usually is.

too.

With the aid of a colourful picture, say a Van Gogh or even just a beautiful flower painting. an entire colour scheme cun be built that will delight the eye. For example. Van Gogh's Vegetable Gardens" immediate- Ty brings a charming scheme to mind. The soft, yellowish greens the suggest the wall colour; terra colta Lones are ideal for upholstery and the touches lacquer red suggest accessories.

KNOWLEDGE OF ART

for

ទេវ

Even If a picture isn't selected

its colour suggestions, a picture can be the dominant, the most beautiful thing in a room carrying off its role with great

success.

not

As for, choosing # painting. many people feel they do have enough knowledge select an original painting or

of art to

ON BRIDGE water colour for themselves and

Deceptive Play Saves The Came

By OSWALD -JACOBY WEST opened the queen

of

clubs, and South refused the first trick. This was, of course, a routine play that would help if East happened to have only two clubs.

West continued with the jack of clubs, and South took the aue. South was in danger of losing two clubs, a diamond, and trump, What could be do to be saved?

After taking the ace of clubs, South drew two rounds of trumps with the ace and king. He had been hoping to drop the doubleton queen-jack, but there was no such luck

so confine their art "collection"

to reproductions. There nothing wrong with this, except that they miss the fun of dis- covering a picture on their own.

because choosing it

it personal appeal, rather than be- cause art authorities have pro- nounced it good.

has

Some folks cannot even toler. ate the idea of paying real They'll money for a painting. spend it for a sofa, chest, cr ether furniture, but not fora, picture. Fortunately, all folks don't think this way because art art doing galleries

good business.

scen

An

DISCOVERY

1

of discovering an The joy artist, even if he never does get to be famous. of having picture of one's very own choice, of placing it where it will be best, is priceless! at its The normal plan, at this

Try it and see. stage, was to run the spades in a club, the hope of discarding

picture pr Interesting This would work it the player

painting placed over a mantel had with the last trump also or sofa gives infinitely more im- three or more spades.

portance to a room than the It South had gone through

conventional mirror. The general with this plan

in the normal

rule for hanging a picture is to with on

way he would have lost his

the centre of interest at keep game contract. East would have

level of the observer. In the eye of trumped the third round

group of small hanging spades and would have taken a

pictures of different sizes, it is club trick at once. He would

best to keep the lower edges of then lead a diamond, and the

the frames at the same level. Small pictures, which are hung together, should be of related in- terest, of course,

THE wrestling match on

between tightrope

two champions dressed as Japanese sailors will not be shown television after all, owing to the ban on election propaganda.

YOUR BIRTHDAY......... By STELLA

. DORN today, you

FRIDAY, JUNE 3

10

BOR

have a times and under varying circum- strong will and appear to stances.. Your problem is he thoroughly independent of know when to tise which! what others may say or think of You have an extremely affec- your actions. Yet, there is tionate

a опа! natúre and your best strange streak of procrastina happiness will be found when ⚫tion in

nature which among your

members of your owni makes it appear that you are family. You will want to enter- "tence-sitting" on important tain in your own home rather questions. Actually, you are than finding pleasures outside just "bidin' your time until the family circle.

you are ready to say what you Among those who were born Think. And once you have said on this date are: King George V It you will stand by it no of England; Jefferson Davis, matter

Sr., how unpopular it may statesman; Henry James måke you.

theologian; Roland Hayes, tenor: You have considerable talent Dorothy Stone. actress; Robert and the ability to carry through Hillyer, poet. with your plans. You dislike To find what the stars have in physical labour. You feel that stert for you tomorrow, select brains, not brawn, are im your birthday star and read the partunt. Try to learn that both corresponding paragraph. are of equal importance in life; your birthday star he your daily they are just used at different guide.

* SATURDAY, JUNE 4

Let

GEMINI (May 22-June 21)- will

you in your encourage Divide your time between work future work. and play-and you will have mere fun with both activities.

CANCER (June 22-July 23)- end, make the most of it in the

VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)- If you have a two-day week-

LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)

If things have been a little more

WEST .49652

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This Digby Morton Coat

ROBB

SHOWS

THE WAY

IT SHOULD

LOOK ON YOU, TOO...

BOYS' AND

Mr. Merlin's Garden

-Invisible Animals and Strange Flowers Flourished

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2 ▼

South West North Pass Pass 3

Est 24 Fas Pass Pass

IT

Pass FA Opening lead-⇓ Q

defenders would eventually get the diamond trick to defeat

contract.

South gave himself an extra

chance in the play of the spades by leading the ace of spades first, followed by a low spade to dummy's king. He then led the jack of spades from dummy. This made it look as though no more spades left. South had

East didn't want to waste his high trump and allow South to discard a loser, so he discarded a club Instead of ruffing the

spade.

Plan to get outdoors and enjoy great outdoors.. the fine spring weather. You will and it revivifying.

LEO (July 24-Aur. 23)— rugged than usual lately, relax The discard was exactly what Sémeone may praise you for a and let down tensions now.

South had been hoping for. De- well done in the past. It job

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23)—clarer won the third spade with A fine day for fun and relaxa-the queen, entered dummy with tion, Take some time out from the ace of diamonds and led the your regular routine and play. last spade. East could ruff, of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. course, but South got rid of his 22)-Optimism should be the last club and thus assured the keynote for now. Join friends contract.

neighbours in social

CHESS PROBLEM

By J. HARTONG

Black, D pieces.

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

Solution to yesterday's problemas,

BK3, any: 2, QR (ch, or dbl sab), or Et mates,

.:

and

nctivities.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20)- there are things at home you have been saving up to do over a good week-end, this is it! AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) -Practically anything you may plan to do should turn out well today. It's one of those days! PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) Pessimism and gloom have" no place in this day. If depressed, try active sports. Exercise can change a mood.

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr, 20)— If city-bound during the work- week, make a real-attempt to get out in the country today.

TAULUS (Apr. 21-May 21)---- An early start this morning will complete all those odd jobs you have been saving for a good time to do them!

♥CARD SensCķ♣|

The bidding has been: Bouth West, North -1 Heart Pass

י

2 Spades

East Pass

hold? You, South, 473-UK8532 K Q6 MAJS

What do you do?

A-Bid /two i zo-trump/The Hand Is a minimum opening bld. and the five-card · sult - is „TATE shabby, Two no-trump is a bet. ter description than three hesria. TODAY'S QUESTION

The bidding is the same as in the question just answered. You, South, hald: tr

472 WKJ572 $AXQ 4853

What do you do?

Answer Tomorrow

By MAX TRELL open.space. Mr Merlin

his arm.

42

GIRLS'

waved

London.

IGBY MORTON works in an office almost clinical in its businesa.

De layout. His designs are constructed with ruler, and T-

square.

If you look at the pattern of this coat he has chosen here you will see how simplicity is the over-riding rule,

The coat will look good in any heavy material.

The original grosgrain is lined in crepe de chine, but for the summer- (and still less work) you can dispense with the lining. Of course it would be better to line the yoke and sleeves: it will sit better. -

MATERIAL If it is to be double-width, the coat requires 3 yds, at Minis

If single width 4yds." at 36ins.

Now read what Digby Morton, says (checking with the chart below)

An Oriental mandarin robe inspired my summer coat. Subtle simpli- city of cut; only three seams; no shoulder sear; no tedious sleeve to set In; it its any size with the minimum of trouble and work.

As this DANGER SPOT 1: Careful measuring and cutting is the secret.

is the only real danger spot it would be worth while working the pattern out first in a length of butter muslin or some cheap fabric. Just do half the coat to try on one side, to check length and balance, before cutting into your real material.

This design requires a firmly woven material-tinen grosgrain, or a crisp tweed, nothing that sags since the centre back seam of the yoke is on the blas and must not stretch,

+

DANCER SPOT 2: It is advisable, therefore, to back this seam with a

tope to prevent, dropping.

In single width (38ins.) material, a centre back seam is necessary (Note: No side seam is required, one width being sufficient for the average figure), Finish with a tailored collar in the same material or a contrasting fabric: The sleeves are left wide. knuckle-length to roll up to three-quarter length; and the coat is tapered, and should measure 48ins, round the hem

When you've finished compare your coat with Robb's sketch. And think of the money you're saving!

Pockets sai parallel

vake seams Cuff

timple turn- up 16 inches round

Filmpr coller.

Tape Finch centre bark

prevent unE

Beck showing

pattern

Froni huwing

pattern

The

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Shoulder And

front

sleeve, back Cul twice tor left and right A=27 inches, plus inches for cuff: B-18 Incites C-11 inches; Dz10 inches!

incher F15 inches Lay of the elath (ollow the wavy line

le of the 2001, cui twice for left and right. O5 inches; P=36

inches:

joches 8-231- inches. * 10 ► inches

11)

الد

=

inches. Hem u 18 inches

round. but allow for folds.

un front edge and all seama NOTE. Measure ments air for the average figure.

MAGAZINE

"Chickens!” cried Knarf. The instant he said the word, a whole flock of chickens ap- peared, and went clucking around the barnyard.

The next thing Knarf and Hanid looked at was a bottle of milk, a package of butter, a pair of shoes and a big round cheese. "Cows!" cried Hanid. And the cows instantly appeared.

was always amusing

"Well," he said in a hearty when Knarf and Hanid, valce, "how do you like all my with animals." the shadow-children

turned-about names," the

Knarf and Hanid heard the

One by one, they found all went to visit Mr Merlin the clucking of chickens, mooing of

the neighing of a horse, the other animals in Mr Merlin's Magician. The door to his cows,

bills, house was behind the book- the basing of sheep, the quack Magical Barnyard. They saw

knew they

were ducks. dog and the meow-ing of a cat, and shelves. It wasn't everyone lag of ducks, the barking of a webbed feet and yellow who could find this door. But But they couldn't see a single They saw a pile of wool and recognised the sheep. They saw once you did, you were in animal!

a long black tall and a pair of for lots of fun,

Iron shoes and recognised the horse.

The barnyard was empty! Mr Merlin chuckled. "I'm In the Garden

surprised you can't see any of said. "They must "Come in, my dears," Mr them," he Merlin said as he invited Knarf have gone away. But maybe and Hanid into the garden be- they've just made themselves invisible. Perhaps we can 500 hind his house.

Hanid walked part of them though. Here, Knart and

down the just look at thi beside the magician, gravelled terrace that led in and out among the flower beds.

You haven't said anything about my flowers," said Mr Mer- lin. all at once, "Don't you like them?"

Knart and Hanid stopped and looked around.

"I don't see any flowers," said Knart.

Hanid.

"Neither do 1," said "Right here, for instance, I see a lot of little bells coloured blue."

"They're bluebells," said Mr Merlin smilint

"And on the other side," said Kaart, "I see, a lot of things" that look like cups filled with butter."

Barnyard Animals

“They're buttercups," said Mr Merlin. "But come along, I'd like you to see the animals I have in my barnyard.”

They walked across the garden and soon reseliled a big red barns Beyond the baru was a large

#1

The Invisible

Mr. Merlin, said, "Come along,

F'd like you to see the animali.

"I wonder," said Hahid to Mr How did they see the invisible Merlin as they started back to eat and dog? They saw the house again, "how we bundle of fur Dying through the would look If we were in- air chased by a whirling dog visible?" collar. Then the bundle of fur Kaart and Hanid looked." On lapped up saucer of milk

"You'd just be two cheertul sald Mr Merlin the the ground they saw a heap of while the dog collar ran off with smilés," a bone.

Magnificent Magician. eggs and a pile of feathers,

Rupert and the Cold-cure-9

“Until I find that missing thee: Wondering what is coming next Rupert trots along with the others of paper. I cannot perfect it, but

you must. sre and is led into the ProfesOTE

if one of them keeps :. strange house. Going into a little pou free. Rupert looks arafı room the old gentleman cakes curiously. * Tarpk you,” he susall jar fecer a shelf, full of says And may I make one for bottles These tables are my. Bill? He's not feeling well and partly

finished cold-cure," he says

he may be starting a mold too ALL RIGHTS RULERVED

*

Another new Rupert--

RUPERT

and the

Birthday Surprise

"

Quick Snacks For Picnics

By ALICE DENHOFF GRILLED franks are fine

with

picnic fare, but if you want to embellish them, serve barber pole franks.

Just twist the franks bacon and, fasten at both ends with toothpicks. Grill as usU3), turning to cook bacon evenly, then

pop into buttered bung and enjoy the smoky dour. Don't forget to remove the toothpicks!.

Cooked tongue is ideal for

ionic fare

fare. Summer

beef tongue with seasonings such as peppercorns, whole cloves, sifeed onion and bay leaf in water to cover. Cook unill tender. Let cool, then re- move root ende, » peel off skin, and

Ind

Marcaroni salad is a good traveller and easy to prepare.

Mix together 2 c... cooked, chilled elbow macaroni, 1 c boiled ham diced, or ... cooked chicken

1/2 c. each of fisely minced parsley, green

and celery (Igaves, too, peppers if you wish). Season with -4 rich brown prepared mustard mayorinaise and moisten with dressing.

Place in plastic container, either box type or bowl, lined with crisp salad greens, cover securely.

and

For less-work-for-mother ideas, try easily-prepared beef tarts for lunch,

Make pastry shells by baking pastry on the backs of; multin fins, or use pretared pastry shells,

Heat unned beef stew and pour the shells just before serving crisp

lad greens with

For

this

tangy omelette, prépare cmelette as usual,

Four ready to serve, /- pour.

yourhen

hot tinned chili con carne, over half; fold over, other half. Serve topped with additional het chill. A good idea for hearty lunch or support

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