JACOBY
ON BRIDGE Here's Problem To Test Your Savvy
By OSWALD JACOBY
TEAMS
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1955.
YOUR BIRTHDAY...... By STELLA
'rounkt
MONDAY, AUGUST 8
Bo PORN today, you have an all- pormonality Your representing the versatility, your love for law
and and order and your vivid im University of Texan Whitman College of Wulla
agination combine to make of you a vigorous, progressive Wadla, Washington, won the 1055 National Intercollegiate Cham soz You learn languages with plonship at contrnet bridge.se. This is fortunate, for you bo Moro
font than
thousand loy travelling and will be at 141 colleges and likely to visit many of the far studiants
took places of the earth during your universities in America
lifetime. You
meeting enjoy In the tournament,
make a new poople, and will difficult One of the most hands of the contest is shown host of acquaintances. todby. South can make the con-
Logle and intuition reach tract
against any defence, but he must start with an abnormal happy medium in you, and al- He must win the opening, things out with exactness, you though you are able to reason spede lead and kanck out the are also able to act in a crisis ace of diamonds.
Then he must take the second and have your snap Judgment prove to be sound and balanced. spade lead in dummy and lead You are, the one upon whom a club to nesse the queen. His next play is to return to dummy other may depend in times of
load
a second club. It Eastce. Your magnetle personality comes up with the king, he is makes it possible for others to confide their problems in you. allowed to hold the trick. East plays a low club, however, South takes the ace of clubs and then gives up a club trick' to the king.
and
This line of play gives South nine tricks, made up of three
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Opening lead—A Q
clubs and two in each other suits.
of the
Now let's see why the normal play of refusing the first spade
LEO
J
There may como a time when it will be important for you to pay more attention to your own urgent problems, rather than to utilise your dwindling energies
for others.
you have a strong emotional
Your nature and love deeply. affections are near the surfaen and you are apt to be demon atrative. You of the feminine sex are very attractive make loving marriage partners and fine parents
and
on this Dana,
Among those born date arc; Charles A. noted editor; General Nelson, A tloin, Milee, U.S. Army: James Bow- and educator; sculptor Pauline Lord, actress,
To find what the stars have in store for you tomorrow, and select your birthday star read
para-
the corrteponding graph. Let your birthday star be your dolly guide.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9
over
after
for
(July 24-Aug. 23) in wrath. You could say some-
a thing you might be sorry Don't be discouraged minor disappointment. It might later on. turn out to be the best, all.
VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)— Duty calls and you must obey. Don't deviate from the line of duty or you will seriously re- gret it.
LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)- With the proper efforts, you will find that business is really picking up these days,
SCORPIO (Oct, 24-Nov. 22)— Routine matters are likely to call for more than casual at- tention. They could turn out to bo important.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)-Be sure that you take ad- vice only from an expert in any problem new under considera- tion.
CAPRICORN [Dec, 23-Jan. 20)Today you might combine business and pleasure.
Invite
the boss to dinner if you wish.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)
irick will cost South the hand. Best for you to stick to busi- South thinks he can make theness and noi Jet extracurricular same series of plays, but East affairs intervene. Nose to the has a trick up his sleeve. On grindstone!
the third spade lead, East makes
discard of sensational
the
PISCES (Feb, 29-Mar. 20)—
the king of clubs! After that play If you have an important date, South con
never make three put your best foot forward and
club #ricks without letting West make the best possible impress-
course
this
ion.
in frst. of
ARIES all double-
(Mar. 21-Apr. 20)--- dunumylsh. There aren't many Enthusiasm is a good ilen but in the air. players, whether college students don't build castles ar seasoned experts, who would use your hopes on sound tres, think of ditching that king of if you can. clubs unless they knew in ad- vance where all the cards were,
▼÷CARD Serisek♦|
Q-The bidding has been: South. West North gj Kast
1 Spade .Pass 2 Clubs Pass 2 Diamonds Pass 2 Spades Pass
You, South, hold:
AQTUJE V5. ◆AKJE JAES
What do you do? • saguês A-Bid ihren olubs. With`H points in high cards and a good ft, you can afford to go on, bas the weakness of your spades pre- vents you from Inviting gRUND
in your own salt. If North has good spacios he will rosaurs you; oth- erwise you may stay below game or may even het North play the hand at cluba.
TODAY'S QUESTION
The bidding in the same as in the question just answered. You, South, hold:,
#Q76533 'WS OAK 36 4AG
What do you do?
Answer Tomorrow
TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)— Count ten before you answer
CHESS PROBLEM
By 8. SUBRAHMANYAM Black, 11 pieces.
White, 0 pieces. White to play: mate in two.
Solutter to Saturday's problem:
GEMINI (May 22-June 21)-- You will make better time it you actually make haste slowly. If you rush ahead too fast, you could err.
CANCER (June 22-July, 23)-- If you are looking forward to that annual vacation soon, get your work done ohead and make plans.
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to this topical goes with everything," she says, match and she lines this with a and always looks just right." bright scarf before putting in beauty problem....one of
tickets and gloves, money, passport. White fabric shortie America's leading model which are washable, solve an inake-up.
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THE RULES
Here are Siv's rules for last- ing beauty On 23 heatwave morning:
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and keep up your energy with
The Chef's Unusual
Meat Pie
By IDA BAILEY ALLEN
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and puts five lumps in a cup.
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tomato paste, 11⁄2 els meat broth and 2 c. cooked or
ples into fashion tinned mixed vegetables.
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good astringent. again," I told the Chef. morning with
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Cover with completed by pressing all over
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in a hot oven. pearance and helps you to stay in the form of raised pies, 458 nin
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To freeze, bake in Individual affected by damp heat.
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Dinner
Cole Slaw with Green Peppers
Big Beet Vegetable Pie Prune Whip Custard Sauce Milk All Measurementa Arg Level
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Household Hints
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(34in. bust, 21in. waist made with
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kettle with bayleaf,
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(7 oz.) jar junior prunes, the jackets and add
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"Chill height and lightly browned. gold silk with white spots water. Drain the meat.
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or unsweetened sliced the same spotted silk and there Chop the ment fine in a chop-uce, is a separate silk scarf, which ping bowl; do not put through ranges, she wears in a variety of ways the food chopper.
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BOYS AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE
Hobby Horse's Gallop
-He Gets Off His Rockers and Finds It's Fun-
By MAX TRELL
HARDLY day passed
thing
Then the most curious had happened. The word 'gid- 【ARDLY a'day passed when dap' must have done it.
didn't The Hobby Horse leaped up boast of how he could gallop, out of the rockers and galloped Ho was always telling, his forward. friends: "If I could only get my feet out of these rockers! Oh, I'd show you how I can gallop! Oh, HOW I'd show you!"
Finally Teddy the Stuffed Bear, General Bravo the tin soldier. Mary-Jane the rag doll,
He galloped straight
for the playroom wall. Every- one scrambled out of the way except Teddy who grabbed his tall and hung on to it.
"Whoa there!" shouted Gen- eral Bravo.
lute. Tic
1, Kt-B4. any; 2, B. Kt, or P and Knarf and Hanid, the Hobby Horse galloped through
mates.
.BY. THE WAY.
by Beachcomber
THE man with three nostrils Dr Strabismus (Whom God
his countenance,
tents from
Sessions."
on
manifestation
But it was 100
shadow - children wltli the | turned-about" names,
it as though it were made of said all
mixtl And still hanging onto they
would help the Hobby his tail was Teddy the Stuffed. Horse get his feet out of the Bour rockers.
A Promise
"I'll give you all a gallop!" he promised.
5-25
"We'll have you out of your rockers in no time," he said.
and
as his promise. One by one he "Here's a pretty how-dee-do!" took Knart and Hanld cried General Bravo. "What Mary-Jane and General Brave will become of Teddy? Let's for a brisk gallop across the
and back again. go!"
dashed through
So they all
One By One
and
Ming is much more ex-
the
was
Д
1 gallop you up the misty wall and suddenly citing than rocking up and down who used to attend Galway Preserve) of Utrecht said: "II
and down! I'll give you the found themselves in a fine broad like a rocking chair," said the Ubialic races said once: "Tis a natural is in
fastest gallop you've ever had!""
Hobby meadow.
a rare. "I wish I were advantage.
caused by inverse pressure. 09 "All right," sald General And there, prancing "Devil a one of them fakers when a wax needle is exposed Bravo, who knew more
But there weren't any words about galloping as cheerfully as you that
which out of Egypt was ever able to to furtibration
anyone could say level sur-
horses than anyone else in the can imagine was the Hobby!
Hobby grow a a third nostril. and he face. The Wagmer Experiment, room, for he had once served in Horse.
Only Teddy was no could ever change the using the power of his will Uil in 1937, showed that if you the cavalry, we'll have you out longer hanging onto his tall. Oh Horse
into a real horsei They all returned to the play- he was halt dend with the con- poke a soft leather tube, shaped of your rockers in no time at no-Teddy was silling on his centration of it, and
room by coming back through lying on like a pipe-cleaner, into a bad- all. When I say 'let's-go,' you back! a bed of nails with a visage on ger's earth, ether the badger
playroom wall again, for it
But like mist. still would draw will bite it in two, or, if he is Just lift your feet and step out.
***** | And GO!" the Quarter absent, the tube will curl up as
strange thing happened when "I can't begin to tell you how Teddy the Stuffed Bear tried to much fun this ist" Teddy called push through it the next morn- down to his friends as he went ing. He just bumped his head! riding past them.
And everyone laughed, except the Hobby Horse, who was now Bravo. "Now get ready. Let's Horse.
back in his rockers: He wanted go! It's go! LET'S GO!" At
the wall to keep on being like the end General - Bravo
Was
Eevrybody got a chance that mist. "I like to go galloping shouting at the top of his day to ride on the
again Hobby in that meadow lungs: "LET'S-GO-LET'S-GO- Horse's back. He was as good day," he sold to himself. flaving collected pieces of LET'S-GO!"
But it didn't do method trig for many years, I have any good. The Hobby Horse
been much upset by a neigh-just stuck there. IN very hot weather my Lords
bour who claims that some of Gantry and Vovosall somo my thickest bits times enter the bar together. Six rope. Has to ever been
are really Then Teddy the Stuffed Boar Laid sold in quite a low voice to
it gets warmer. The movements "I do?" sold the Hobby Horse His words rang In my ears of hoses, whether activated by a in a surprised tone. "I just do when I read of a man who human agency, or spontaneous that, and GO?" habitually chews glass. That and self-imposed. are merely too is probably a natural ad- relative, and always dependent "That's all," said General "I like it.too!" said the Hobby
vantage. When he was a child on given circumstances.”
his mother would any, "Eat up
that mirror, sonny, or you'll get no more window-panes." The Gantry Vavasall
A problem
Dear Sir,
drinks are ordered and drunk down officially that string of a Knarf and Honid: "I don't think
they rope,
counts
to look certain thickness
what about twine? Yours truly,
and they both go out for the four other peers Are
Prodnose:
Do these barmen never asks for the money for the drinks before the trick starts? Myself: Oh, yes. They nearly always say, "That will be so- nód-so, please." But as Foul- enough ""once 'said, -, Between asking for payment and getting đồ thr Men a world of
aparelliosta air with which DONA VAVusalle, says, "I'11 weible'); the whole thing when Alta Vilken finished," impower on 20mans, bartner). The recalcitrant
Wizonen are paid, grudgingly,
Strabismus explains t
diDwwhy chosen win -C ögala kikrów. Undergroabbid
*
and
vice-vers?
að ⠀ "let'-go' is what you say to And horse when you want him to go. I think you my giddep." course, I don't know much about, horges-T-
(Mrs) Florence `Dili,
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